The Globe-republican., 1909-06-10
Personals and Locals
The Weeks News Of the City in Paragraphs

| Wilbur Clark, principal Of schools at
Summersville, arrived In Dodge Tuesday
TO spend his vacation
Representative Incl of Spearvlle Aold
recently a quarter section Of land near
Coon creek for $52. 50 an acre.
Miss Grace Gwinner, who has been at.
tending the State University at Lawrence,
arrived home this week for the summer
vacation
Geo Graves, Division engineer on tue
Santa Fe, and family have moved into
the property owned by W. j. Davies on
on First Avenue
Roy Gilbert came over from Spearville
Monday to make his home at Dodge
City. He will assist his brother Leon at
the Princess theatre.
O. L Siusher ana wife, who have been
here for sometime for the interest of the
Weather Strip manufacturing 70. left
Saturday for Topeka.
Leslie Teed, a brother of Ed Teed, the
Santa Fe agent here, visited In Dodge
| City this week He was on bis way to
California for an outing.
Curt Bell, a Santa Fe brakeman here,
is suffering from broken arm, the resnll
of falling from an engine In the Dodge
City yards last Saturday.
The Sunday dinner problem has been
solved In Dodge City by the Vienna Cafe.
Try our dinner next Sunday and see how
successfully we have solved II.
Bishop Griswold, the Episcopal bishop
OF this district, held services Sunday and
was accompanied by Rev. Bensted to
Meade where they held services.
Judd Crawford who has been running
ont of Newton for the last two months
has relurnen to Dodge City and to bis
old position on the extra board.
Joe O'Leary, who has been running on
the Santa Fe, ls laid up at present with
an Injured foot which be had pinched In
a switch at Garden City last week.
Mrs. E, D. Bowen and son arrived
In Dodge City Sunday from Boston
Mr.. Bowen stopped in Topeka to visit
a few days with Charley Swords.
Mrs. r P. Vernon and little daughter
Kathrine came home Sunday from Larn.
ell where they have been visiting Mrs
Vernon's mother, Mrs. s. T Garth.
For the month OF May Ford county
paid bounty on 8944 rabbits and 18;
coyotes. The bounty business Is reach.
ing pretty high figure In Ford county
Mrs. r. W. Evans left Saturday fol
Kansas City for visit with her son Wal
ter and wife, and will probably 90 tt
Texas before returning to visit MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Evans.
Joe Stapleton returned to Dodge City
Monday from points in Missouri where
{ he had been visiting relatives for 8
month, and is again with the Rath &
Bainbridge drug store.
Ralph Eastman arrived Ia Dodge City
Tuesday morning from Canon City fol
a short visit here He has not entirely
recovered from his recent illness, and IL
taking a vacation OF week or two from
his work.
Spencer Baird who Is student in the
law department Of the Kansas State Uni
versity, arrived home yesterday morning
J for simmer vacation. He has completed
bis second year and has made an excel
lent record.
Mrs. II. A. Tice and daughter Joseph
inc arrived In Dodge City Saturday from
Topeka where Miss Josephine has just
graduated from the High School. She
expects to spend the summer here and
this fall enter Bethany College.
The S. ). Embroidery club met with
Mrs. Chas. Judd last Friday. The guests
of the afternoon were Mesdames ArmeLt,
Lills, williams, Davies, Sack, and Miss
es Boley and Helen Ripple The clnh
will be entertained Friday, June Is, by
Mrs. Groody.
The Rev. Father Michael Mennis was
granted full naturalization as an Ameri-
can citizen, by Judge Gordon Finley at
the opening day of the Ford county dis
trict court this week, and the same dis
tinction was was conferred upon Louis
Joseph Sbarvos.