The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
Riley Reeves went into the hospital
yesterday for an operation.

Hand decorated Mayonnaise Sets,
worth 81, for zoe at Burnett Bros. II
Bert Steele and family spent Thanks
giving with his wife's folks 10 Ford.
Miss McMahon, the milliner at the
York. Key store, lett last Monday for the
East.
Ths Sorosis Club did not meet last
week but meets this week with Miss
Nichols.
Miss Pearl DOwdy is clerking at the
York.Key and will remain through the
holidays.
John Harper and Joe Emery Of Cim-
arron came down Monday evening for
the Council degrees
Miss Olive Burgess has returned from
three weeks In Wichita and Is again at
the Palace of Sweets.
The Millinery and Variety store is Of
fering bargains In millinery. Bee ad
else where 10 this issue II
Miss Stella Stofer has returned after .
snort sojourn in Garden City and Is as
sisting in Locke's Bargain Store.
Two houses for rent west of Dodge
City near railroad and ditch.
at ARCHIE T. KEECH
For Rent. My home place, corner
Military avenue and Avenue &C." In
quire of Tom II. Bell, at court house. II
The Millinery and Variety store has
engaged the services Of Miss Rose Madden
as saleslady during the busy season ap.
preaching the holidays 1t
Miss Roy, who has been teaching the
9th grade at the second ward, has re-
sign ned and Miss Helen Jastatt is substi'
tuting till the vacancy can be filled.
Richard W. Evans returned fr ON Kan
sas City Monday morning He has all
kinds Of excuses 10 offer for X. US de-
feat at the hands of Missouri last week.
Mr.. j. E. Humphrey Of Nickerson was
10 town the first of the week. He reports
a great deal of building at Nickerson, in
Guiding a $4,000 gymnasium for the
college.
Mr.. J. N. Kinkle Of Hutchinson spent
Monday In the city, in charge OF the con-
ferring of the Council Degrees. He Is
the secretary of Representative Nadison's
Congressional Committee.
AL Stineman was one of the first per-
sons to get in from the country this week.
He says it rained just as hard Gu Duck
creek as any where else and left the
roads In terrible condition.
The Misses Madge ard Louellyn Small
returned from Larned in time to resume
the school duties Monday morning They
spent Thanksgiving with their sister,
Mrs. Will Vernon, OF that city.
A delightful dinner party WAS given by
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Hellwarth and Mr..
and Mrs. J R McCurdy yesterday even
ing at the home of the latter The serv-
Ing was done by the Misses Josephine
and Lewellen Grobety, Juliet Pettij John,
Hazel Millikan and Helen Jastatt. After
the dinner the guests enjoyed the re-
mainder of the evening at cards, playing
the game of $500"
Mrs Anna Schroeder of Seattle spent the
past week here visiting Captain David
Bennett. They used to coast down the
hills together on one sled as children,
and were boy and girl chums when Capt.
Bennet; went to the war When he re-
turned from the war, sue had married
an army officer. They never heard from
each other until few years ago. Mrs
Schroeder was on her way from oealtle 10
Central America, where she and her son
have valuable coffee plantation, and
came by Dodge 10 visit her old playmate.
Her husband was an Uncle Sam repre-
sentative in Central America, under
President Arthur, and died in that coun-
try Within year Mrs. Schroeder ex-
poets to return to Dodge City, and says
she will amuse herself here teaching a
class In Spanish. Capt Bennett will
probably be the only one in the class, pro.
yiding someone else does not teach him
the Spanish language in the mean
time, which is not unlikely.