The Globe-republican., 1910-03-31


Qua Balch has been confined to th
b ospital for several days, undergoing a
operation.
Try our fancy California sliced peache
at Is cents can. Cherries and pears q
20 cents can. Sam Stubbs.
L. L. Taylor u Go. handle all kinds 0
land and town property. See them TO
good Investments.
| Mrs. Lord was taken to the hospita
last Friday, and Is quite sick with pneu
monia at present writing.
After dinner mints, cream dates, choco
late trllbys, marshmallows at Is cents ,
pound at Stubbs' Cut Price Grocery.
Mesdames Hubbard and Hellwarth re.
turned to Dodge City last week after az
absence Of several weeks 10 Kansas City
Hello Blll-If you want a good invest
ment call phone 5O4. We have spen,
seven years searching for the best bar.
gains.
viii trade for mules or cattle REQ tour.
n car, 1909 Model, been run about
three months. Is In new condition.
@. NJ. ROBERTS
Have you tried our meat market II
not 1t would pay you to do so. We keep
every thing kept in fret class market.
Yours to please, sam Stubbs.
For Sale-240 acres Of fine bottom land
One half mile from Railroad station.
Price $500 per acre. Terms apply 10
E s. Adam, 300 Chestnut Street, Dodge
City, Kansas. 2t
Mrs. G. NJ. Hoover lett Tuesday for
Orange, Californls, to look after an
orange grove Investment she made there
last year, and she will probably spend
the simmer there.
The Beck Brothers made short trip
east from Dodge City on the Santa Fe
one day last week. They are preparing
to 20 into the automobile business on a
arge scale 10 the near future.
A Mr.. Monroe has taken the position
Of Mailing Clerk 10 the Santa Fe offices
here, Harry Mcclure, the previous in
cumbent, having betn promoted to an
other position in the same office.
Glenn Allison Is off duty at the Stubbs
Grocery for few days, owing to weak
eyes as the result OF the measles. He is
taking advantage Of this occasion and
visiting his parents at Cimarron.
Dan Crooks who has been stationary
fireman at the Round House here for
several weeks, has gone into the Water
Service Department OF the Santh Fe,
working from Dodge City to Newton.
Mrs. Roy FOLEY who has been here
since the funeral Of her husband couple
Of weeks ago, left for her home in New.
ion Wednesday. She will resume work
ln restaurant there, taking the same po.
sition she occupied previous to her mar
riage,
Robert BsfwIck ~ho has been the en-
gineer and washerman at the Dodge City
Steam Laundry for the past year or so,
has gone to Wichita to take similar po-
sitioa at a slight advancement In salary.
A brother OF Mrs. Balderson has taken
The position lef! vacant BY the change.
E, L, Stansfeld and Walter Boland
who recently went into partnership 10 the
automobile business here, have moved
their garage to the Skating Rink where
they have an abundance Of room. From
appearances they are doing things 10 a
busin ssss like way, and should make =
success OF the venture.
Charles McPheetres who has been
working In the Dodge House Restaurant
for the past winter, has gone to work In
Round House. Charles seems to be one
of those young meR who can work any
where you put him. Many OF our Dodge
City boys might profit by his example.
They could learn in very short time
even II they can do nothing now but
smoke cigarettes and loaf.
T.J. Taylor, the restaurant man OF
BuckilnIwill be taken to the hospital for
epileptics al Patsols this week for
treatment, on the finding Of Judge Pres
ton of ths PROBATE court of this county.
MIR. Taylor's friends hope that his con-
dition will be improved 60 that he may
return later lie is an old settler at
Bucklin, having come there in 1886 and
he is now 6l years OF age and Is war
veteran. Mr.. Taylor is defendant Of
Zachary Taylor, the twelveth president Of
the United States.
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