The Globe-republican., 1909-06-10

Mrs. Ralph Eastman entertained tbs
Iiylewyid Q ub yes erday, Wednesday
afternoon, at 800" party. Mrs. L. l.
Taylor won the fret prize, q fern, and
Mrs Dick Evans the consolation prize,
PIN tray. A chafug dish lunch was
served
K. d. Bowen, who has been on q sew
eral months visit, arrived home las
night. Every body here will be very
glad to learn that Mr.. Bowen has re.
gained his old time health, and comes
back weighing over 400 pounds. He is
once more one of the heavy weight con-
ductors OF the Santa Fe road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown returned Sat-
urday night from Topeka where they
went to have the eyes Of their little child
treated by specialist. The child's eyes
are much improved and 1t is believed
will Outgrow the difficulty entirely In
tune. One of its,eyes seems to be perfect
now, and the other is improving daily.
Eric Palmer, who has been ticket clerk
at the Santa Fe station here, has taken
the position of cashier at the freight
Office. Harry Lands, the former cashier,
has taken position as book keeper In
the State Bank Of Dodge CITY, and K
Phillips, who has been in the ticket office
at the Santa Fe at night, takes Mr..
Palmer's place as day man.
Military Avenue has lately received
much needed improvements 1t has
been graded beginning at Central Ave.
nue. and extending two blocks east to
Avenue B. The drainage has been I'm
proved and guttering has be built
along Avenue A. AT the corner of Mill
tary Avenue and Avenue u. crossings
are being built and cement walks laid.
This is busy week for the 0. F. F
club On Thursday night they will be
entertained by Miss ZsIma Sturgeon at
5lumber Party, on FRIDAY evening they
will be entertained by Matte Lou Mar
tin and Pearl Collins at the nickle shows
and the Vienna CAT. and Sunday Miss
Francis Meairs and Miss nellie Wheel.
er will entertain the club at IL
O'Clock dinner.
Roy Martin, who has been attending
the State University at Lawrence, will
probably not be home fpr vaction. Mr.
Martin owns a gasoline launch, with
which he has been cutting capers on the
classic Kaw, and It is reported that
in company with Prof. Felix Held, CT
Emporia, he will make a trip down the
Missouri and Mississippi which will take
up a good part Of the vacation months.
On Wednesday OF this week, Karl Mil
Ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Miller, OF
this place graduated from the law de
partment Of the George Washington Uni
versity. at Washington, D. c., With a
class of forty members. The commence
ment events Of this university began on
Sunday, June 6, with the baccalaureate
sermon, and close tomorrow with a prize
debate OF one OF the societies. Mr.. Mil
Ter is expected home next week.
In the races at the Old Settlers picnic
at Kinsley last week the Dodge City
horses made goad showing The first
day DR. DondanvIlle's mare was win
ner, and Dad" Wilkinson's Babe
wilkinson was second. The second day
Mr. Prough's "Gordon Reward" won the
2 80 trot, and DondaDville's "Helious"
won the Free. for.all, with T. Henline's
"Vesuviua" second.
Miss Eleanor Milton, Mrs ?. Fl. Young
and John Powers have gone TO st. John,
where thev will assist the Kinsley sing.
ers in giving a production of "Tbe
Chimes of Normandy" at the St. John
opera house this evening. The Globe
Republican Is represented in the crowd by
Helen Tyler, who trailed along to boost
the home musicians.
Mav0r Gluck states that the ordinance
against fire crackers and other explosives
will bs rigidiy enforced during The com-
ing Fourth of July period A few years
ago tn re was very sad accident In
D dge City, which resulted in this ordi-
nance being passed. As a preventative
against such accidents, and as a preven-
lative against fires being started In the
business art Of town, the mayor believes
that the fire cracker should be suppressed
Mrs Ii. P. Young entertained the Mu-
sic club last Monday afternoon. A short
program was rendered and the following
officers were elected: Mrs. p. h. Young,
president; Mrs. j. @ Erhard, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. K. D. Bowen, secretary
and treasurer. Next Tuesday evening
the Music club members will entertain
their husbands at dinner at the rest
dence of Mrs. Harry Hubbard. The mex,
regular meeting will be with Mrs W. 0
Thompson.
The Kansas Magazine, published at
Wichita, is getting quite large circula-
ton In this part OF the country, and every
one hopes to see 1t succeed to the fullest
extent. 1t has made good start, and Is
improving as fast as any magazine has in
starting. 1t is to be hoped the publishers
will continue to improve the Kansas
Magazine, until 1t will have million cir
culation, and be the best seller at the
news stands from New York City to the
Western coast.
People who run automobiles, as well
a. those who expect to be run over and
killed by them, should read the speed
ordinance published in this issue OF the
Globe Republican. 1t is well, If you are
going to run some one down, or II you
are going to be run down and mangled,
to know whether the thing is done le-
gally or not. For one thing, 10 one has
ight to kill you with a machine which
has not been registered with the city
clerk; and 1t must have a number on its
rear, with figures three inches high, so
that you can see them plainly after the
machine has passed over you. 1t will