The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-25
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Mrs E. 81. Young returned last week
/ from q visit east.
Ike W Crumley, Of Colby, was in
GOOdland Friday.
John K Vail, Of Seldom, Kan, was in
GOOdland Sunday.
A nice thunder shower fell in Good
I land Wednesday.
J. B. Thompson, Of Cbilowie, No,
was in GOOdland Sunday
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
Their Wiley last Thursday.
CT. Wilson, of Smith Center, Kan,
was in GOOdlsnd Sunday.
Gordon Conner, Of Denver, is visiting
young friends in GOOdland.
Mrs. J. Sullivan, ST., returned Mon
day from a visit in Colorado.
". o. Compiler, Of Cheyenne Wells,
Col, was in GOOdland Friday.
Mrs. L. z. Brinker is spending this
week in Colorado Springs and Mani
tOu.
DR.. c. B. Avery, Of Abiline, Kan, an
eye specialist, was in GOOdland this
week.
James T. Bradley, Of Sedan, Kan,
national bank examiner. was here Tues
day examining the First National
bank
Ed Miller returned Monday from
BelOit where went TO attend the chau
tauqus.
Tom Hamilton, a stOckman of Vol
taire township, was visitor at Norton
this week.
G. NJ Millisack returned last Friday
from a ten days vacation spent in
Colorado
Mrs. a. d. Ebert is in Pueblo, being
called there by the serious illness Of
her mother.
morning from an extended visit in
Phillipsburg.
Crist Buchle, of the Millisack store,
spent in Denver.
Q. E Evans, receiver Of the United
States land office at Colby, was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. William Walker, Jr-, and daught-
er, Laurene, returned Monday from
q few weeks visit IN Denver.
IT. DriscoI, OF Pierce City, No, is
the new cook at the Commercial. He
is an artist in his profession.
George Cramer, Of Lamborn. added
Z another VI Ahu4 ~ us AnAEDs
purchased through the Wilson Bros.
Mrs. W. II. FarrOw and son, Lewis,
left Monday night for a couple Of
weeks visit with relatives at Oberlin
Barney McCluskey returned Satur-
day from Denver where be had been
on a visit to his brother, Pat McClus-
key.
DR.. L. A. Golden Of Kensington,
Kan, owner OF a sheep ranch near
lLaBlanche, was in GOodland this
week.
Machinist Nick ScalIion returned
| last week from a few weeks visit In
/ Chicago. He was accompanied By his
/ family.
DR.. II. P. Candy has built a veranda
on two sides of his house, the east and
south, which adds to the appearance
of his residence.
Thomas Seaman and Charles Hach-
| enberger, of Burlington, Col, are in
| GOOdland this week, being subpOenaed
in the Schell case.
Mrs. Z. Z. M1rphy returned last
week from Denver where she went to
attend the meeting Of the national
/ Sunday school ASSOCIATION.
! The farmers were so buy in the har-
/ vest fields last week that many we're
/ prevented from coming to town Satur-
\ day, as is their usual custom.
! E. S. knight, of the secretary Of
| states Office, at Topeka, was in Good
| land a couple Of days this week. He
returned Wednesday evening
Mrs. L. NJ. Barnett leaves Friday for
/ Lincoln, Neb., to leave her children
I with her parents, and will return 10
work in the Commercial hotel here
Misses Anna and Bessie SexsOn re-
turned from Salina Saturday, where
they have been studying bookkeeping
and shorthand at the Kansas Wesley
an Business college.
A dance was given at the opera
house by the "yOung crowd" Tuesday
evening. The attendance was limited
bv invitation. About 20 couples
danced until midnight.
Lost or strayed-one shepherd dog
dark brown, white ring around his
neck, and white feet. Any person Civ
ing information will be suitably re
warded.-JeH Powers
William Thompson has returned
! from an extended stay in Dickinson
, county, Kan. he reports about one
half a crop Of wheat and good pros
peet for corn in that county.
Daily MIX Car in GOOdIand-
So prosperous has grown the mill
trade west from Topeka along th
; Rock Island that the Continents
J Creamery company now sends, daily,