The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-01-04


Frank Ysarger of Saith county was IN
4 GOOdlsnd this week.
A. l. Trent, Of St Francis, was in
/ GOOdland Wednesday.
Mrs. E J Deaney has returned from
q visit Ia Colorado Springs.
Henry Allen, of Norton, spent few
days in GOOdland this week.
Miss EsfeIla Myers returned to her
school at Gilman, Col, Monday.
Mrs. L. Z Foster Of Denver, has
I joined her husband IN GOOdland
Mrs. n. B. Lewis has returned from
1 a visit with relatives In Missouri.
James Yarger has gone to Smith
county for q visit with his mother.
Mrs. Il. l. Dresser, Of Pueblo, is in
I the city the guest Of her sister, Mrs, J.
L Boyle.
Bennie ELLIOTT is spending a few days
with relatives near GOOdland.-HOrtOn
Commercial
Miss olive Yearin OF Colorado
Springs, attended the New Years ball
/ i'm GOOdlsnd-
William Thompson has returned
I from Abilene, Kan, where he has been
several weeks.
The Republic force was laid up with
Iagrippe this week. This is the reason
the issue was delayed
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Dawson returned
Tuesday night from Denver, where
they spent several days with relatives
Miss Emma Brelsford returned from
a visit to her home In OtegO, Kan,
Sunday, and went to her school at Ed
son.
J. a GwiD, superintendent of the
city school, returned yesterday from
eastern Kansas, where he visited rela-
tives.
F. H. Martens, of Platsmoutb, Neb.,
WAS in GoOdland over Sunday aud left
Monday morning on the stage for St
Francis.
Ed. Killing and wife, of Pitkin, Col.
returned from a visit In Iowa township
to their home in Colorado Monday
morning.
JW. Mcpherson, of BeIleYille, Kan,
was IN -GoOdlsUd Saturday. He is =
stockbuyer and was looking for cattle
and hogs.
A. A. Bower returned yesterday
from a vacation spent with relatives la
Phillipsburg. He vas accompanied by
bis family.
Five of the friends Of John Amos ar
rived on New Years day from Fairbury,
Neb., and went out to Mr.. Amos place
near RuletOn.
FIJI Smith will leave Sunday
night for Topeka to attend the meet
ing Of the Legislature, which cOuyenes
Monday, January Z.
James BaiubridRe has taken charge
Of the Brick hotel He wishes you all
a happy New Year. If you are not
happy, call on him and he will make
yOu happy
Oliver Stautner and wife Of KeOta,
Ia, and W l. Faust and wife Of Lex
ingtOn, Ohio, left for their homes Mon
day night after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. J.-W. Klsuer.
il Murphy, the jeweler and opti-
clan late In the employ of the Conner
store, will remain In GOOdland. He
will carry a stock Of jawelry, do watch
repairing and optical work
Mrs. ". R Lewis, Of Smith Center,
was ia GOOdlaud this week. She spent
several days visiting with former
neighbors in Voltaire township. She
returned home Wednesday morning.
S. G. Imhaf, of Oakland, Gala, is
now working as a timer at George
Hess hard ware store He IS an old
soldier aud was with Albert Sidney
Johnson in the expedition against the
MOrmons in 1857.
John o. Riley, of Milford, Neb., was
in GoOdlsnd last Friday. He was try
cling on q bicycle and left tor ST. Fran
els Saturday morning He was tour
ing the country aud came TO look at
some land which he owns in Cheyenne /
county.
W. S. Coleman has completed the |
addition to bis residence which be |
recently bought Of Joseph Cullins and /
moved on lots east of the Christian |
church. He has doubled its dimen /
new home today.
james YarRer IeftTuesday for AtbOl, /
Smith county, Kan. His brother Of 4
the same place was heFe>this week on I
s-vIsit and to look at some farm prop /
erty offered for sale, so they both went /
toReth her, one TO his home aud the 9th /
er for 8 short visit.
Frank HOlIiHgsbead OF Kanorado was /
in GOOdland Thursday. He is repre- l
senting. the ]. Biehl Marble and Gran /
tie company Of Colorado Springs, and /
has put up q number Of monuments /
for Sherman county people In the=
GOOdlsBd cemetery.
Thos. 2. Leonard has a new sign Of 4
unique design. A board trimm ed /
with the running kind Of buffalo grass /
enclosed ip q frame, is the peculiar /
feature of the sign Pendant below, /
and midway across the green field, are /
the WOrds;-aLaud for sale By Thos. P. /
Leonard.
Clifford Sawyer, state game. warden, /
will introduce a bill In the legislature 1
providing for change IN the game l
law Of this state. The bill will provide [
for the shooting OF quail during the i
months Of November and December. /
instead Of October and November, and /
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