The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-06-28

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Arthur PARROT, Of Colby, was a visit
or In GOOdland Monday.
Mrs. E. F. Murphy left this week for
an extended visit IN Beatrice, Neb.
E. Thorson left Saturday night for
/ Tennessee where he went on business
| mission.
! Q. NJ Millisack YVES at Burlington,
/ Col, yesterday to inspect his store at
/ that place.
Mrs. G. H. Lee and her neice, Miss
Bessie Gillilen, are at Colorado Springs
for visit.
Mrs. Alice Bradley left yesterday
morning for a visit with friends in
! Oklahoma.
AL rewitt is behind the counter in
the Dawson store during the absence
of A. L Dunbar.
Miss Mary Seaman has returned from
Burlington, Col, where she has had q
stock Of millinery goods on sale.
] Walter Warmer returned Wednes-
day after an absence Of over a year. He
has been in Iowa the most of the time.
Mrs. ]. r. Morris left for Denver
/ Wednesday where she viii remain for
a few months, Mr.. Morris being on the
| Denver-LimOn run.
T. w. Lowe and W. a. Livingston, of
| MOhasks, Washington county, Kan,
were in Goodland this week endesYor-
/ ing to buy stock feeders.
Mrs. W. Mcclellan, wife Of Engineer
| Mcclellan, arrived here from Colorado
! Springs last Saturday and they have
moved into their house.
James Wilson, accompanied by his
/ daughter, Miss Florence Wilson, of
| Iowa, are in the city the guest of re-
! latiYes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Heron.
The Fortnightly club will entertain
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millisack
| this evening in honor of Prof. J. A.
| Gwin, who will leave GOOdland soon.
L. y. Housed, presiding elder Of the
/ Methodist church of the Norton dis
/ trlct, was in GoOdland Sunday and
! conducted the services In the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Simmons re-
| turned to their home in Norton Sun
day evening after a weeks visit with
/ Mr.. Simmons parents and friends in
GoOdIand.
Fred Rowland, a carpenter of Den
yer, has located in GOodland. He is
| accompanied by his sister, Miss Myrtle
/ Rowland, and they are staying at the
/ Heron boarding house.
ii. Z. Harbaugh, of Concord, Kan,
Y was In GOOdland this week. He is the
| adjuster Of claims for the Kansas Mu-
| tUal Hail association, and was here to
adjust the losses of crops by hail. =
George Jacobs, of Atwood, was In
/ town Wednesday. He is interested in
/ the telephone exchange business and
/ Is canYassing the field IL view Of put
| ting in telephone system here.
Mrs. f. G. Taylor and Mrs. a. Q.
Byerly, of Clinton, Ill, are visiting
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Leonard. Mrs.
| Taylor is a sister and Mrs. Byerly an
/ old acquaintance of Mrs. Leonard.
DR.. W. II. Farrow went TO Burling-
I ton, Col, Saturday morning TO fumi-
/ gate the Penfold Touring mill on ac-
count of one OF the employees of the
mill coming down with smallpox. DR..
/ FarFOw was summoned there by the
authorities.
George W. Crane, of Washington, D.
/ c., but former resident of Sheridan
county, Kan, was in Goodland this
week looking the country over with
/ view of investment. He has been for
| u years an employe of the government
/ in Washington.
Oscar Pusch, travelling cigar sales
/ man of Marysville, Kan, was in town
/ Wednesday. Mr.. Pusch has a $4,000
/
I but 1t doesn't seem to worry him
much. The woman who brought the
/ suit lives in Hebron, Neb.
H Rummell, Of Jamesport, No, is
! visiting his nephew, County Clerk
I Rummel. Mr.. Rummell is % years of
| age and was one Of six brothers, all of
| whom served in the army in the civil
war. He was in the same regiment with
/ A, d. Rummell's father.
B. T. Deatheredge, an attorney of
| Kansas City, was here Monday. He
represents the Council Bluffs Savings
| bank in an attachment on some Of the
/ Seigel Sanders cattle, held In this
/ county on ranches, that hitherto have
not been mortgaged or attached.
Amos @. Smith and family left Tues
/ day for Woodland, Id, where they may
/ locate permanently. They took the
| Union Pacific line at Sharon Springs.
/ Mr.. Smith has long been one Of the
! substantial farmers Of the county. He
/ says he may come back; and here's
/ hoping he will.
Charles Striker and G. II. O'Brien
! got into an alteration in front of the
/ Cullins billiard hall last Friday even
/ ing and O'Brien struck Striker with
/ his cane. In round two, however, Strik-
i er put O'Brien on queer street in jig
\ time and "ChaW" had to be carried TO
his corner. Striker paid fine In police
/ court Saturday. O'Brien was not ar
rested.
A large number Of people went to
/ the depot last Thursday evening ex-
/ pecting to see the Midland band Of
/ Colorado Springs, which was reported
/ to pass through en- route to Milwaukee.
! The people were mixed in dates, as the
I band Eill not 60 until July 20 when
/ they viii accompany the Colorado
/ Springs Elks to the national conTen-
/ ton In Milwaukee. Several formerly
/ Of GoOdland musicians are members Of
\ the band, among them being George
Maxwell and Harry Robson.
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