The Globe-republican., 1910-01-13

Winter still continues. The snow has
melted and the roads are in horrible
cond ition. Automobiles are thing Of
the past and are safely sheltered In theii
respective places until spring comes.
Some sickness d reported; no serious
cases however.
NJ. daughter
have gone to Latham, Kansas 70 visit
friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Roberts were Dodge
| City visitors Friday and Saturday.
Mis- Lenore Morrison became III with
an attack Of appendicitis Saturday and
has been unable 10 return to Dodge this
week.
Quite rain is falling this Tuesday
night This will make more bad roads
but we trust a big wheat crop for 1910.
Verne Jones and Verne Clark are both
in Wichita where they will attend school
for several months.
F. @. Hinckley, an old time resident OF
Ford who now resides at WatoDgs, Okla.
was In Ford short time ago shaking
hands with. old friends.
Rev. Ballinger came back from his
trip to Liberal last week.
Mrs. j. A. Melia and little child return
er from Topeka last week. They have
been away several weeks where the baby
was having Its eyes treated.
Mrs. MarthaiWalker and children have
gone to Liberia. to attend revivsl meet
ings for three weeks.
N. L. Sweeney and his!nieoe Miss Cor
nelia Sweeney accompanied J. D. Sweeny
to Amarillo and Canyon, Texas, Dec. 2s.
They returned last week and report a
pleasant trip. M. L. sweeney's only
daughter resides at Canyon.
At a meeting OF the stockholders Of the
farmers Elevator on Monday, Cha.
Gross was made manager In place oil
Chas. Stewart who has had the position
since last summer.
The train service has been 90 demoral-
lied since the new schedule went into ef-
feet that one has TO camp several hours
longer at the station In order to get to
Dodge by afternoon. The train came In
on time Tuesday the first day since the
change Of time was made.
Misses Alma and Ada Dawkins from
Bucklin have been visiting at the home
of, W. w. Dawkins.
One Of our leading grain men made al,
error and offered FIVE boat loads OF
wheat to Wichita firm. The reply was
that navigation had closed In Wichita
and they could not use five boat loads
hut that they could use five car loads.
Tn is has caused good deal Of fun to
some of our prominent business men OF
the city.
Robert Jones Is having some trouble
with heumatism.these days.
Mr.. and mrs. J. j. Morrison entertain
ed few friends at bountiful seven
o'clock dluner last Friday evening. The
dinner Of four courses was elegant and
beautifully served by Mrs. w. g. Van
Horne and her sister Miss Lenole The
evening was delightfully."- spent with mu-
sic and games. Those present we're;
Me.srs. and Mesdsmes VIM. Steele, N.
J Smith, WA Lonker, ". A. Balfour
and L X. Van Horne.
An enjoyable party was held last
Thursday evening at the country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Pelton, one mile
north Of town. The evening was pleas
antly spent and thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. Refreshments were served.
Invited guests were Misses Lulu Stout,
Alma and Ada Dawkins, Lillian and
Vesta Coffey, irene and Fora Hagermsn,
Vivian Small, Carol and Maude Pelton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hatfield and Messrs.
Sieve Parker, Steve Mayden, Irwin Bu
cher, John Clark, Chas. Small, VIII
Mozart, Geo. Cove, Joe Pinkney. Bert
Henry, Tom Vance, Harley and Sidney
Treblecock, Fred and Homer Pelton.