The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-07-14

.arson is at Colby.

Ed Peterson IS az Colby
Mort Batz has gone to Denver
". S. Coleman was at st. Francis
Monday.
Earl White was a visitor at Phillips
burg Sunday
A boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs L l..
DOnly last week.
Sheriff Hayes Of Sharon Springs was
in the city Tuesday
DR.. P. B. Godsman Of Burlington was
in the city Wednesday.
II. F. Warren Of Colorado Springs
was In the city Sunday.
E c. Wiley and wife and Miss Ella
Morse were at Denver this week
Robert McGonigal, postmaster at
Colby, was In GOOdlsnd Tuesday.
E.. F. Tenant has bought the Dustin
residence and has moved into 1t.
John Bray and family viii leave
Monday for a trip to the mountains
Miss Bertha Candy and Miss Kline
we're out to the mountains this week
Az. Jesse, manager Of Millisacks
store at Burlington, vas here Sunday.
Miss Nellie Fletcher Of Denver, for
merly Of this city, Is IN town the guest
Of friends.
Ed Fullerton, auditor Of the Chicago
Lumber company, spent Tuesday in
GOOdland.
Mrs. H. K. and S. G. Adams have re-
turned from a visit Of several weeks at
Huron, Kan.
Mrs. J. ". Pack and daughter
Blanche have gone to Illinois Tor an
extended visit.
W. G. Myers has gone to Lincoln
Neb., his former home, where he viii
spend the summer.
Henry High returned to his home at
Wilson, Kan, Monday, after spending
a few days with his sons.
Al Prewitt has given up his position
in the grocery department Of the MILL
sack store and has gone to Denver
Mrs. c. U. COngdOn left Saturday for
Colorado City to join her husband who
has a position as mRchlnlst IN the
Midland shops
Miss Myrtle Critchfield accompanied
Miss Nellie Greenhiu to her home IN
Denver last Saturday and viii spend a
few days there.
Miss Madge Alden returned to her
home at Grant City, No, yesterday,
after an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. A. d. Stewart
Miss Kate Dickey returned to her
home at Boulder, Col, Wednesday
after several weeks visit with her aunt,
Mrs. 7. P. Leonard
Charles Mills Of Tiskilwa, H., was
here this week the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. J. l. Boyle. He returned to his
home in Illinois Wednesday.
Tom Pickenpaugh was in town this
week. He has been firing on the Chi
cago & Northwestern in Iowa, but is
looking for a position where the winter
months are OF so severe
Rev. o. S. Morrow, state sUpeTin-
tendent of the Kansas Children's Home
society Of Topeka, visited GOOdland
last week. He brought with him three
children from the home, two Of which
we're placed in st. Francis homes and
the other was adopted by IchabOd
Warner of this county. In the absence
of Rev. Woodward. Mr.. Marrow preach
ed at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. taking his text from Psalms
IS: > 6. "a father Of the fatherIess;
and setteth the solitary IN families"
He talked for a more community OF
interest on the part Of the people,
whereby the society might better Jul
fill its purpose by acting as a sort OF
clearing house, through which the in
fiux and eff1ux Of homeless children
might stream, but never to serve as a
permanent dwelling place while the
character of the young was being
formed; as everyone knows that the
inmates Of such institutions are as
rule of a vicious class, and when such
morally depraved children are collect
ed in any large number the result in
each individual case can be nothing
but the sum Of the evil in them all.
Hence in a home like that, its strong
est working principle is in finding for
them individual homes where their
lives may be animated with salient ex-
ampIes of high life. An auxiliary
board was formed at this place, and
membership, formed by club Of five,
was also secured