The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-12-07

/ this~Week-
We. Conner was visitor in Denver
I this week.
". S. Wiileozon, of Colby. was in
( GOOdland Friday.
Mrs G. L, Bagley left Sunday even
I ing for visit east.
wills BlOdgett has had his residence
property newly painted
William Dsise, of KsnoradO, was a
GOOdiaud visitor Tuesday.
Wilbur Close, a flour manufacturer
Of Norton, was in GOOdiand Saturday
Floyd SbimealI and a Mr. Holt, of
Norton, we're visitors in GOOdland
Tuesday
E T. Murphy has gone east Oh
business trip and viii be absent
couple of weeks.
The Doerfer school, near LaBlanche,
began Monday with Miss Grace Bar
nett as teacher.
Sam Ewing, the young cattle king of
Cheyenne comfy, was in GOOdland
few days this week
Miss Ida Seaman has returned
from Burlington, Col, where she had
stock Of millinery on sale
Rev Woodward returned Monday
from st. Francis where he has been
conducting religious meetings.
". z. Barr, OF Lincoln Center, Kan,
was In GOOdland Wednesday. He left
the next day for trip to Denver.
Mrs. T. @. Perkins. Of Tavern, Mimi,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Walker, Sr-, Of VOltaire town
ship.
AfchdeacOn Watkins viii hold ser
vices in the Episcopal church, Sunday,
December 9. at HOO a. M. and 80
D. m Everyone cordially invited.
The following new members we're in
itiated into the local A. o. Z. ". lodge
Tuesday night: Dr. A. Q. Gulick, ".
A. Bonnie, J. Z. Weber and Al Kunz.
Mrs. William Walker was at Colby
and Sharon Springs this week inspect
ing the WOmen's Relief Corps societies
as an officer of that organization
". E. Webb. of RuletOn, was in town
Tuesday His health IS not the best
and be Is thinking Of taking a trip IN
hopes that a change might be benef-
cial.
Mrs. B. T. Brown, who is acting as
CITY treasurer, has announced that all
outstanding city warrants will be paid
BY presenting them at the GOOdland
City Bank.
DR.. ". II. FarrOw returned to Pueblo
Friday where he is taking the mineral
baths after spending Thanksgiving at
home He hopes 70 be able to return
to GOOdland in a couple Of weeks
Alfred johnson, who has a cattle
ranch near KanOradO, left last week
for GEiswOld. Ia, where his family live.
He will return next spring His son,
Dave Johnson, has charge Of the ranch.
Miss Eta Maine, Of Parsons, Kan,
grand matrOn of the Order of Eastern
Star of Kansas, was here yesterday to
inspect the Eastern Star lodge After
icdge meeting last night a banquet was
given In her honor.
Mrs. Theodore Close, of Philips
burg. has Joined her husband here. He
has a position in the train sevice. Mrs.
Close Is an accomplished viOlinist and
was a great favOrite in musical circles
IN PhilIpPsburg.
J. ". Gilmore, living near Colby, was
here this week and bought go head of
steers. He got them of S. B. Middle
ton, j. W Grouse, H. z. PettibOne and
George Bradley. He wants to buy
more cattle if he can find them to his
liking.
J. f. Montgomery, of Stanton, Ia,
I A. H.
arrived in GOOdland Tuesday night.
They are here to look the country over.
Mr. Montgomery is publisher Of the
Stanton Call and deals in real estate as
a side line.
Otto Auer blew into town again
Monday morning. Nobody believed
/ that be could stay away. He says he
/ is here temporarily and that he can't
stay always, and that he IS going to
/ help out at Rinehart 6 Slagle's during
| a part Of the holiday rush. Every body
was glad to see him.-Smith Center
Journal
Thomas Hampton, Of Burnet, Tex,
passed through GOOdlsnd Wedn esday
on a bicycle trip to Colorado He has
been working In Lincoln county, Kan,
this summer, and is touring to see the
country He says the winter wheat IN
the counties east Of this is looking
very fine and is stOOled out covering
the ground
Rev. J. Z. Kirkpatrick, representing
/ the Congregational Home Missionary
/ society, Of Topeka, is spending two or
three weeks here. This week he Is
making a thorough canvass of the town
I in order to learn the church relations,
/ preferences, etc, of the people. Next
week be will conduct meetings each
might at the Congregational church.
/ Services at the usual hours on Sunday.
Q. G. Jupe, father of William Jupe,
/ Of this city. died at his home In Phil
/ fps county last Sunday, aged 76 years.
I He was a native of SaxOny, Germany,
I an1 came TO this country 80 years ago
He has made his home in Philips
| county for a number Of years, but lived
I here with his son at one time. He was
I in GoOdIaud for a visit last spring.
/ He leaves a wife, four sons and three
] daughters.
/ Mrs. Eta WestCOtt, wife OF B. B.
I Westcott, Of the telegraph Office, viii
I arrive here this week from Buffalo, n
I Y. Mrs. WestcOtt is an accomplished
u pianist, a graduate of the Boston con-