The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-11
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, NJ Ewing, or 81 FTaucl-s was IN
town Monday.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. F. N. Fox,
son, Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Pack has been at Pueblo
the past week.
The University of Kansas now has
1877 graduates
Wilson Bros, sold the northeast of
- 9 40 last week.
Mrs. A. A. Bower has returned from
a visit IN Norton.
Mrs. II. K Wheat has returned from
a visit in Colorado.
Mrs. ". Stephens has returned from
a visit in eastern Kansas.
girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pickenpaugb, July 6.
Miss Mary Seaman has gone to Den
yer to remain several weeks.
County Clerk A. D. Rummel re-
turned Sunday from Kansas City.
ID. HeatOU, of Greenfield, Ia, is here
to look after his real estate interests.
Dick Auer has gone to the noun
tains in hopes to get relief from hay
fever.
Frank Dawson returned Monday
from a stay at the mineral springs in
Pueblo.
Work on reroofing the school build
ing has commenced. Wallace Filler Is
the contractor.
c. l. Gillespie, solicitor for the
Standard Insurance company, was IN
town this week.
Prof s. V. Mallory is at St. Francis
instructiBg ia the Cheyenne county
normal institute
DR.. A. c. Gulick will soon move into
MS own house, having purchased the
Jackson property
J. Warmer, the tailor, is now re-
ceiving his fall and winter samples.
Call aud see them
J. @. Hamilton has returned from
Kansas City where he had been to re-
ceive treatment for his eyes.
Clint Adams, of Kansas City, is IN
town for a visit with his brothers,
Henry and Sanford Adams.
Miss Amy aud Master Harry Bush
went to Washington, Ia, last week to
spend several weeks with relatives.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens will succeed E J..
Scott as postmaster Of GOOdland, tax
ing charge of the office early next week
Miss Mary Wilson, of Colby, was IN
town the first of the week for a visit
with her brothers, Chalkley aud Asher
Wilson.
Q. NJ. MiIlisack left Monday morning
for Denver aud Colorado Springs
where he Will spend two weeks for re-
creation.
W. f. McCue, of Norton, auditor OF
the Foster Lumber company, was in
town Monday checking up the local
company.
r. A. Kent is building a barn on
| lots on Broadway. The Dimensions
are 22x2S. Ii Will have a buggy shed,
| feed room and stable
/ Walt Warmer aud Ed Miller left
/ Thursday for BelOi5 to attend the Ep-
I worth League chautauQua as delegates
/ from the GOOdland league.
Mrs. NJ. J. johnson, of Colorado
/ Springs, arrived here Monday on her
way to Wallace county for visit with
/ her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs Q. A Chin
I burg.
Ralph E. Wolbacb, of Colorado
/ Springs, was IN town Monday on his
way To st. Francis where his parents
live. he Is the sou OF John WOlbach,
a mail clerk on the Rock Island.
Charles Kunz bought a new buggy
aud q new moving machine Of the
|
day Charley must be going to cut q
. swath Ia the bayfield, aud among the
/ daisies"
WI. Settler, Of IretOn, Ia, was IN
GoodIand this week Mr.. SelIzer was
a hOmesteader in VOltalre township IN
/ ISIS aud still owns his land here de
IS nov IN the general merchandise
business AT IretOn.
Mrs. ]. Ed Stevens ran q piece Of Z
needle Ia the ball Of her right foot
last April and II came out al the up
per side OF her foot Tuesday. Mrs
Stevens has not been laid up with the
wound, but At times II has Oeen quite
painful.
J. W. Sandridge, Of Sedalis, No, Il
in town for a visit with his'daughter
Mrs a. Z. Jackson Mr. SandrIdge /.
J q veteran Of the civil war. AIRS Sand
ridge has been here with her daughter
for several months aud they viii 20 L
Colorado Springs soon
Mrs Emma LiudrOW, cousin Of Mrs
, e. ThOrsOn aud Miss SOPHIA LindrOW
sister-in law OF Mrs LindrOE, Of Chic
Z ago, III, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
; / ThOrsOn- ar. LindrOW is q railrOat
engineer on the Illinois Central Mrs
LindrOB Is here for her health
E Safer. who met with an Injury il
1 q runaway accident recently, left Sat
i urday for WOodburn, Ia, aCcOmPanie.
Who came here from Woodburn to tax
> care OF her father Mr- Safer viii 10
, return to GOOdland until be recover
from the injury.