The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-06


turned from q visit TO Iowa.
Clyde Douglas has gone to Fort Col
/ Inns, Col, to attend college
a d. Gilbert is here from Missouri
looking after his real estate interests.
Mrs. J. E. Lindsey and children have
returned from a visit IN JamespOrti
Mo.
Mrs. Carl Frank left yesterday for a
visit with her parents IN Manhattan.
Kan.
Probate Judge Calvert was at Colby
Monday on business with the land Of
fee.
DR.. Hedriek, of Omaha, who is inter
ested in the cattle on the Ross ranch.
was here this week.
Mrs. Matheny and family started ov-
erland for Oklahoma Tuesday where
she will join her husband.
Gust Strand and wife have returned
from an outing at Colorado Springs
and other mountain resorts.
L. Q. Crammer, of BeIlevilIe, Kan,
deputy bank examiner, was In Good
land Tuesday on official business.
Frank HoIlingshead went to Norton
Wednesday to take a bunch Of cattle
Of @. Q. Page to winter in this county.
A. E. Mass has moved a small build
ing on a lot near DR.. Gandy's office,
where he will open a shoe repair shop.
J. ". Penfold, proprietor of the
Touring mill at Burlington, Col, was
in town Wednesday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Wiley and Miss
Ella Morse entertained the Whist club
at the Wiley home Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens will return from
his western trip Saturday and will Oc-
cupy his pulpit next Sunday, Septem-
Der 8.
VIC. Myers is home this week. He
has been in Lincoln, Neb., this sum-
mer but will 60 to Colorado and teach
school.
W. J. Detwiler was up to Goodland
Monday. He returned Tuesday. He
reports grass abundant and the stock
doing finely.
Wade Warner, of the county treasur-
er's office, and Register Of Deeds Z. Z.
DOnIy went to Denver Wednesday to
spend few days.
Misses Rose and Stella Filler re-
turned last week from a visit TO their
former home in Pennsy lvania. They
also attended the Pan-American expo
sition at Buffalo.
Ira II. Taylor and brother, Sanford
Taylor, of Russell, Kansas, have located
in Sherman county. They sold their
property in Russell county and viii in
vest in land in Sherman county.
Camille Jupe resumed his dray bust
ness this week He has recovered
from the injury to his nip suff1-
GENTLY to allow him to manage the
business while the hired man per-
forms the work.
H. A. Bowman, of the firm of Bow
man & Co., has been over from Good
land this week. They have decided to
enlarge their business and employed
Peter Miller to help TO take care of the
trade.-St. Francis Eagle.
William Ennis has built new stair
way north of his drug store leading to |
the rooms in the upper story. A Gov
cred way will also be constructed, /
off the rain from the east
and west.
William Flynn, for many years a far |
mer of Smoky township, left Tuesday |
by his family for Arkan-
sas where they will make their home. !
county for a fruit farm near Fort |
Smith, Ark.
Mrs. E. J. Denney and daughter, /
Myrtle, have returned from Denver |
and now occupy their home. They 1
have lived in Denver this summer /
while Mr.. Denney was on the road as /
passenger conductor between that !
place and Phillipsburg.
Dana Marsh, 80 years old, a con-
sumptive, died on a Rock Island train /
night a few miles east of /
Colorado Springs. He had started for 1
his home in McClane, Pa, after spend 1
ing some time at the Springs. The /
body was taken back to Colorado !
Springs.
The choir of the Methodist church /
we're entertained by Mrs. II. II. Barsby /
at her home Wednesday evening. The |
event was in honor Herbert Stewart, /
the tenor OF the choir, who viii leave /
in few days for Salins, where he viii j
resume his studies at the Kansas Wes- /
leyan university.
John A. Nye, of Chicago, formerly Of /
this city, arrived in town on the Rocky /
Mountain Limited. The train left /
Chicago Tuesday afternoon at one /
o'clock, arriving here 11:20 Wednesday |
forenoon. Mr.. Nye says the train IS a 4
hummer and if the rOadbed was prop /
srly ballasted the time could be great /
" reduced.
Rev. @. H Woodward visited IN /
GOOdland nearly a week on his return I
from Wagon Wheel Gap, Col He is /
greatly benefited by his vacation and /
is very much improved IN health. Rev. 1
Good invited Mr.. Woodward to preach 4
to his former Pensioners, and on Sun
day morning and evening he preached 4
two very interesting sermons The 1
choir at the Methodist church is rem
3eTIng some very fine music recently 4
and the singing. together with Rev.
WOOdward's excellent sermons, made I
the services last Sunday long TO be re-
G. B. Murray, Of Norton, bat former
y Of Fremont county, Ia, located in 4
Voltaire township last May. He /
brought with him 100 head Of stock /