The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-08-22
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| Cooper, Saturday.
Laurence Ernst left yesterday for q
business tIip to Chicago.
Dell Bower, OF Norton, was in town
this week on a business mission.
Miss Eva White leaves this week for
a visit in eastern Kansas and Nebraska
Bradley & Stone sold ~ head Of
yearling steers to Clarence Allen Sat
urday.
W. E Ward, Of Colby, register of the
United States land Office, was in town
Friday evening.
Clyde Harper, Of the Dawson store,
. returned Monday from a weeks visit
In Pomona, Kan.
Attorney 81. Calvert was at Colby
Monday on business before the United
States land Office.
A @ Blair, Of Seibert, Colo. was in
| GOOdland this week canvasing for the
magazine, Success"
Rev. J. Ed Stevens will preach at the
/ Christian church Sunday, August q,
/ both morning and evening.
Dick Auer accompanied a car load
OF milk COWS, owned by Auer & Son, to
Kansas City Tuesday morning.
Miss Mamie Anderson aud Miss
Hazel LunstTum returned Sunday
from an outing at Colorado Springs.
scotch" Stewart, of The Republic
J force, leaves to- day for Chicago where
l be will learn to operate the linotype.
@. A. Fehnen, a horse buyer of
| Pennsylvania, was in town this week
| trying to purchase a carload Of horses.
D. T.. Undertake and son, G. B.
Timberlake, of Baileyville, Nemaha
| county, Kan, we're in GOOdland Wed
inesday.
Miss Lulu Auer aud Miss Nellie
| Hartman have gone to Colorado
| Springs and Denver for a visit with
| friends.
L Overman will be agent for the
Rock Island railroad at Burlington,
Colo, succeeding H. W Naville, trans
ferred to Colby.
Lewis Arensberg is at Colorado
| Springs this week. Mrs. Arensberg,
who has been visiting there, will re-
/ turn with Mr.. Arensberg.
J. r. Burrow, of Smith Center, and
/ E. E. Ames, of Norton, were in town
| Friday. Mr.. Burrows is the republi-
\ can nominee for secretary of state.
Homer Caldwell, Of Wichita, special
| agent and adjuster of the Hartford
/ land Wednesday on business connect
ed with the adjustment Of losses by
/ the fire.
/ Joe KOIacny has purchased the File
I delius place south of the First Ma
/ tional bank, and has added on a living
room 14x1S. He will have his tailor
/ ing establishment in the front part Of
| the building.
Sheriff Walker leaves to day for
| Manchester, Ia, where Mrs. Walker is
visiting and then they will 90 on to
! Peru, III, to visit Mr.. Walkers father.
The old gentleman is 81 years Of age
and quite feeble.
/ DR.. F. II. Smith was called in con
\ sultatiOn with DR.. GOdsuian. OF Bur
/ lingtOn, Colo. in the case Of ]. Ben
nett last Saturday. Mr. Bennett was
! supposed to be in a critical condition
! with a difficulty Of the stomach and
/ bowels.
h. J. Norris, Of Adelphus, Ohio, ar
rived in GOOdlsnd Thursday TO visit
Mort Justus, who is an old friend
and acquaintance. He expects to visit
Denver and Colorado Springs.
Edward J. Taylor. Of Jennings. Kan,
a veteran Of the civil war, O. years of
age, was in GOOdland Tuesday 70 be
examined on an application for in
crease of pension on account Of deaf
ness. DR.. +. II. Smith is the specialist
examiner
G. ST. Millisack received a telegram
| Wednesday from Ottum1a, Ia. stating
that his younger brother, Charles. was
dead The deceased lived with his
parents and was - years old Mr.
MilIisack left Wednesday evening for
| Ottumwa to attend the services and
burial Of his brother.
II. A BurkhOlder, of Colorado
Springs, was here this week and gave a
|stereOpticOn and Photographic enter
tainment at the Christian church Sun
day evening. The attendance was not
large and the performance was abbre-
waited. Mr.. BurkhOlder formerly re
sided near KanOradO, but for the last
seven years has been a resident of
| Colorado Springs
The Methodist church has recently
been tastifully decorated Overhead
there Is metallic ceiling Of a pleasing
and artistic pattern, and the side and
end walls papered with a tint and
border. The ceiling is painted q pale
green. and the border g dark green. IL
will be q very pleasant audience room
Their church being in process Of re
fpair, the Methodist congregation Oc-
cupied the Congregational church last
Sunday Rev. a. S Warmer preached
in the morning aud Rev. Miller spoke
in the evening on "MOrmOnism-" Rev
Miller gave a sketch Of his experience
F as a missionary IN Utah
Charles johnson and @. ". Arnold
- shipped 200 head Of three year-OlC
= steers and % head Of horses, Sunday
They made two heavy trains, and we're
! shipped to Iowa points Mr.. johnson
p has invested largely IN Sherman cOun
. u. He owns the Odell ranch and Ia.
purchased a good many quarters o.
land in the northeast part Of The
county. he began picking up cattle
Last fall and this is the first Iarr.