The Globe-republican., 1910-06-09
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Chas. Berry Of Kansas City Is the
guest Of Mrs. Flora Balch.
Dan Roy, Of Wichita has been here this
week visiting his cousin. Mrs. II. q. Wing
For Sale Nice smooth quarter section
OF land, all In grass. $l5. per acre. Phone
1856. II
Don't forget the Organ Recital by Prof.
niggle. mex. Wednesday evening at
Presby Church.
Be human and use Fly OIL on your
horses and cows. rs cents per gallon at
Palace Drug Store.
Mrs. Eleanor Milton Burnett will sing
at the Organ Recital at Presbyterian
Church Wednesday.
i For Sale 60 acres good land in this
county, $1,000. Cheapest quarter In the
county. A. B. Reeves.
A baby daughter was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Burr, 900 W. Spen-.
Ger Street.
For Sale-Practcall New Combined
header. Call or address Winfred Nc
Daniel, Eusign Kansas. 4'pd
Mrs O. M Beeson has returned from
Excelsior Springs where she accompanied
Otero Beeson.
The Dodge City Chautauqua will be a
big one. See Rev. A NJ. Eells, local
secretary for particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garth of Larned were the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Vernon over Sunday.
Mrs. B, c. Jones and daughter Gladys,
will leave next week for visit In Colby,
Kansas, and Denver, Colorado.
Mis- Helen Coolidge returned Tuesday
from Topeka where che has been attend.
ing Bethany the past year.
Watch this paper for display advertis-
ments Of talent that is coming to the
Dodge City big Chautauqua.
Mrs. Iva Nelson, the librarian, Is tax.
log her vacation and visiting In Kansas
City, Topeka, Hutchinson and Kinsley.
Mis-. &. A. Judd entertained the ). s.
Embroidery club last Friday. The after.
noon was greatly enjoyed BY those pres
ent.
Il From all appearances Dodge City may
look forward to one Of the greatest events
in its history when the Chautauqua opens
here.
W. r. Coolidge and family will leave
ne xt week for an outing 10 Colorado,
near Denver, and may be away all sum-
mer.
A limited number OF season tickets
have been placed on sale. When these
are exhausted, the price will be 30 cents
higher
Rev. A. VI. Eells is very industrious
these days, making necessary arrange
ments for the big Chautauqua, which
will open July 2nd.
Misses Myrtle and Pearl Slocum, who
have been attending school In Emporia,
and who graduated this year, arrived
home Nee this week.
Miss Helen Balch left this week for
Wichita where she will attend the we'd
ding of her cousin, Miss Balch. She
will be absent about month.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. N. GwInner and son
4 Donald, have been 10 Lawrence the past
week attending the commencement ex-
ercises of K. U. Miss Grace Gwinner be-
Ing one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rose, who recently
moved back to Dodge City from Spear
Vile, are occupying the |. F. Foley place
706 Fifth Avenue. The Foleys will spend
the summer in the country.
: Miss Kale Green, of Nc Pherson, who
has been here visiting her sister, Mrs. II
G. Wing, returned home this week,
accompanied by her neces Ethel and
Ruth Wing.
f Theodore Roosevelt says "A Chau-
: t,uqua is the most thoroughly democratic
t of all American Institutions" Lets all
n plan to attend at Dodge City, beginning
July 2nd.
Principle business houses have Chau-
r tauqua Season tickets for sale. By buy
ing now you will save 30 cents per ticket,
as the price will be raised when the
Chautauqua opens.
The two Brownsworth children, who
/, live on the @. A. Wing place, and the
hired man at the place, we're quite badly
hurt In run away this week, but all Of