The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-07-18
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a nice shower fell Sunday evening.
Wilson Bros. report the sale of south
east of 2O-S A.
Durham, the photographer, will be
here July - and %
Dick Auer has returned from a ten
days stay in Denver.
Chas. johnson returned yesterday
from a visit to Iowa.
Tone Wilson, the Colby attorney,
was in town Wednesday.
John Nye, Of Chicago, was in Good
land Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Aten returned Saturday
from several weeks visit in Chicago.
A.V. Gillett and wife of Randolph,
Iowa, are visiting friends in GoOdland.
". S. WillcOxon, an attorney of
Colby, was a visitor In GOOdland Mon
day.
The weather this week has been very
warm. Tuesday the thermometer reg
istered 1O5.
E. E. Donly returned Wednesday
from BelOit where be attended the
Chautauqua-
William Walker, Jr, aud Fred Daw-
son went to Denver Sunday morning
for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Patterson and
Mrs. T. 9. MOffet, Of Wheeling, ". v,
were in GOOdland Saturday.
Fred Aten, Of the Millisack store, re
turned Saturday from a weeks vscs-
ton spent with his mother in Burlingl
ton, Col.
Miss DOllie Rhoades has gone to
Denver where she will make her home
with Mrs. ?. K Ryan, formerly Of
GOOdland.
IN. Taylor and wife, Of st. Francis,
were in GOOdland Thursday. Mr.. Tay-
lOr attended the meeting of the Blue
lodge of MasOns Tuesday evening.
Machinist Theodore Kribbs returned
/ from Chickashs. /. T., where be has
been at work. He will remove to No
I berly, Mo-, soon where be has secured
employment
Ernest Mofit, of Osksloosa, Ia, ar
rived in GOOdland Saturday. He is
visiting with his uncle, Jerry Coffin,
and family, and will soon 60 to Denver
with his grandmother, Mrs. Coffin
/ Col. and Mrs. E. ". Penny, of To
/ peka, formerly Of GOOdland, are in
/ town this week the guest of friends.
/ They have been spending q few weeks
\ in Colorado with their son, Ed Penny.
Attorneys Hoyt Andrews and z. F.
I Murphy went to Denver Wednesday to
take dispositions in the Schell case Z
J. Tippins, Rock Island conductor on
the LimOn-Denver run, is the witness
who will be examined.
Deputy Sheriff J. NJ. Justus and 7
! B. Canaga were at WinOna. Kan last
j Saturday looking for a trace Of the
team stolen from Canaga's barn by the
/ Jail breakers, Thompson, Barnett and
Black on the night OF July ,
Mrs. Ira Pratt, OF COldwater, Mich.
I returned TO her home Tuesday aftel
= spending a few days here the guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Peters, Of VOltair'
township. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Eer,
among the first settlers of the count!
but left here many years ago The!
still own land here and have not los
faith in the country.
RI Peters and son have 100 acre
Of broom corn, some Of which IS q
high as a mans head. They have
acres of cane, the planted cane is o
: good height and is looking we'll on
. the sOwed cane has been hurt by th
hot weather. They have 80 acres O
corn that is breast high aud tssssllin
out If rain comes soon they will hav
q good crop.
Gen jacob Busch, the head or ID
Christian Volunteers, an OrganizstiO
similar to the Salvation Army, is her
in the interests Of the work, the ObjeC
Of his visit being to look over the fiel
with view Of organization The WOr
7 is growing, especially in Texas, whic
is under the command Of Maj Gel
Watkins, Maj hOberly aud Ms
Thompson. assistants These are OF
workers in this line, Who have been
i the field for years
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