The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-20

week putting up stoves.
Dell Bower is at Norton to see the
sights at the county fair.
Sam johnson, OF Wallace county
was in GOOdland Tuesday.
A Kreuzer and family have returned
from a visit In Atlantic, Ia.
Z A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
JEFF Powers, September u
Yes Button returned to his home
near Ottawa, Kan, Tuesday.
JIM. Converse and daughter, OF Pa
ola, were in the city Wednesday.
John Cullins is back from Denver
where he has been the past summer.
Railroad Commissioner J. y. Fike, Of
/ Colby, was in GoOdlsnd Tuesday even
l ing
/ W. A. Bonnie, II. X. Wheat and W.
p. Warmer bought new pianos this
week.
Mrs. J. W. Handley has returned
from a visit in st. Louis and Kansas
City.
n. a. Turner, publisher Of the Colby
Tribune, was in GOOdland Monday
evening.
Mrs. J. R Norris and sister, Miss
Myrtle Critch6eld, have returned from
Denver.
Miss Edna Swarts left Sunday even
ing for Topeka where she will attend
Bethany college.
Register Of Deeds E. E. Donly re-
turned Monday from q couple weeks
outing in Colorado.
Wade Warner, Of the county treas
urer's Office, has returned from a vaca-
ton spent in Colorado.
Mrs. Dave Agerter, Of Denver, is in
town for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Jupe.
William HargraYes sold a cabbage
taken from his garden the other day
that weighed 81 pounds.
Mrs. E. J. Denney has returned to
GOOdland after living in Denver while
Mr.. Denney was on passenger.
Will Stone shipped a car of cattle to
the Kansas City market Tuesday. He
accompanied the shipment.
Mrs. H. NJ. Floyd, OF Tonkawa, Ok,
is In town visiting her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Floyd.
Mrs. Mary Stone, Of Verdon, Ill. re-
turned TO her home Friday evening
after a visit with her son, Will Stone.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Good this afternoon at two
o'clock. a ten-cent tea will be served.
Fred and "Pete" Coffin. brothers Of
B. E. Coffin, are here from Denver for
visit. They formerly lived in Good
land.
Q. Amey and ". S. Hutchinson, of
BelOit, were here this week looking
the county over with view Of purchas-
ing land.
Mrs. L n. Hedge, of Norton, a sister
Of Dell Bower, returned to her home
Saturday after visit with her brother
and family.
Bower Bros, Of Phillipsburg, have
sold their furniture store at that place |
TO NJ. A Spaulding. They are brothers
Of Dell Bower, of this city.
Rev. Crandall, formerly of this coun-
" but who now lives in Nebraska, was l
in town Tuesday on his way home /
from trip to the mountains.
@. A. Hays, of Sharon Springs, for |
meriy sheriff Of Wallace county and /
one Of the large cattle owners Of that /
county, was in the city Saturday.
E. COrder and family and Miss Ida 4
ElgIn, Mrs. COrder's sister, left last I.
week for Mai5en, No, where they will /.
make their home for the present.
J.B. PENIS Hereford cattle sale last |
Saturday at Dubre's livery stable was /
well attended but the bidding was low /
and Mr.. Penn only allowed two head /
to be sold.
Mrs. J. @. Dey, Of Sedalia, No. wife |
Of Brakeman Dey, arrived here We'd |
aesday. They have gone to honsekeep- /
ing in the Fitzgerald residence in 1
"coffee mill row"
Rev. Stevens returned Tuesday from /
Hutchinson, Kan, where he attended /
the state convention Of the Christian /
church. He delivered an address be- |
fore the convention.
B. f. Brown, accompanied BY his |
wife and son, returned Saturday morn I
ing from a visit IN Illinois. While east !
they attended the knight Templar con-
clave In Louisville, KY.
Tommy Butt is no doubt having
good time at the old soldiers reunion
at WaKeeney this week It is said
that Tommy has not missed a reunion
since the close Of the war.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson, Of Crawfords
vile, Ind, are here on a visit with
view to locating In Sherman county. /
Mrs. Clarkson is a sister Of Mrs. II. b. /
Greiger, Of VOltair township.
G. NJ. MiIlisack returned Tuesday
from the east, where he bought goods
AOE lis oEDEb. ne Hd5 III new 4 OK
Buffalo, Chicago and other eastern
Sities- de was accompanied by his
family.
J. NJ. Bryan, OF PoWeshiek county,
Ia, father Of D. J. Bryan, Of Smoky
township, has been here a few weeks
for visit with his son, and last week
be took trip TO Colorado Springs and
other mountain resorts.
John Q. Jones, of Ruleton, aged d,
and Miss Winnie German, OF Kan
orsdO, aged u, were issued license to
marry by Probate Judge Calvert Wed
nesdsY. Mr. Jones is station agent for
the Rock Island at RuletOn, and Miss
German Is the daughter OF County
Commissioner j. ". German
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