The Globe-republican., 1909-10-21

successful singer; glorious voice, COT.
rect and artistic style, beautiful char
actrr and magnetic presence Pensa-
ella (Fia Press. AT the Christian
Church. Wednesday, October q.
County Clerk Sam Connaway and
County Commissioner W. 9. bunker
went to Deming. New Mexico, this week
10 look at some land there. II is 10 the
vicinity OF where d. D. Wintamute has
made some investments.
The Spearvlle- Dodge ball game last
Sunday was raIned out 10 the second in
ming and the score was drowned, Ac-
cording to the recollection Of some Of
the players Spearville made about eight
runs 10 one inning.
Prof. Jewell, inspector Of normal
training departments Of the high schools
Of Kansas, was at the Dodge City high
school last Monday and found 6De class
10 the training department. here, 50 that
this place will be entitled to the $500
from the state to help support the depart
ment In this school. Prof. Jewell spoke
to the grades In the schools here Monday
afternoon, and In the evening delivered q
lecture at the Christian church.
ssHer voice was 81 clear that everyone
| In that audience Of 1000 people heard ey-
cry word distinctly: there were tears In
many eyes and frequently the applause
came with such force that shelwas oblig-
ed to stop until quiet was restored. y
Chautauqua Record, Rock Island Park,
Indiana. At the Christian Church We'd
nesday evening, October ~.
The recent rains, while they have been
only drizzling, misty fall, have done a
great deal OF good. The sky has been
cloudy for several devs, and the slow
fall OF rain seems to have wet the soil
better than Q quick dash Of an inch Of
rain would have done. It has been ideal
wheat weather. Farther east the rains
have been heavy. At Hutchinson there
was need Of boats few days ago.
The Workman lodge had big meet
ing on Wednesday evening In the way Of
social for The Workmen and their wives
and the members Of the Degree Of Hon.
or. Looking over the crowd one was
convinced that pretty nearly the whole
town belongs to the A. 0. U. W. A
cake walk was introduced a. the amuse-
ment Of the Arst Of the evening and the
winners were awarded some fine cakes.
Refreshments were served In adjoining
rooms later 10 the evening. II was q
pleasant evening, and the members who
planned II are to be congratulated on
their success. The Workmen Of Dodge
City when they are all together need an
auditorium to hold them. When thai
new auditorium we have heard about i
built, the Workmen should Gee that it II
made large enough for AZ A. 9. y, W,
social.
The following is taken from White
hall, Montana, exchange, and will prob
ably be Of interest TO the many friends Of
our former townsman, j. N. Borden, and
family: "George Rowland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lot Borden, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. N
Borden, recently from Kansas, composed
hunting party that hied themselves tt
the Cottonwood country, at the opening
Of the big game season. The latter Bor'
den never had seen deer In his life ant
the nimrods Of the party were pleased t
take him along and show him how th'
mighty hunters of Montana could slaught
or the game. After due deliberatiol
they decided to let the pilgrim carry
gun, but with misgivings, for might h
not do injury to himself? The hunters
however, did not discover any big game
but shot a few grouse. The pilgrim
wandered about and while In Cardwel
basin came upon q strange animal tina
looked COED to him, and let drive at IL
Too badi Too badl Only for that pill
grim all the deer In the COTTONWOOD
! country would have escaped. He brough
I home fine yearling buck"