The Goodland republic., 1902-08-29
TOLD IN LINE.

Mrs. Painter has returned from an
extended visit in Colorado.
A number Of phones were burned
out during the recent storms.
Some members Of the GOodland gu1
club held a practice shoot Monday.
A new walk has been put down on
the south side Of the Myers hotel lots
Girl wanted for general homework
Inquire at residence D. Stewart.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
James Kelly Saturday.
r W. Connolly, living near Ruleton,
IS suffering with gansTene Of the left
foot.
Get your photograph taken during
the encampment at Dunham's photo
gallery.
The last Of the standing ruins Of the
Leonard brick was taken down
Tuesday.
Preparations IN way OF temporary
structures are being made for the eel
ebratiOn.
Mrs. viii Stevens Of Pueblo, Colo.
came to GOOdland Tuesday for visit
with friends.
County Clerk Rummel injured his
right hand severely the other day
while cutting up corn,
Dunham, the photographer, will be
in GOOdlaud all the week during the
eneampment, September to 6.
Miss Lulu Auer and Miss Nellie
Hartman returned Wednesday evening
from a visit to Colorado Springs.
Chas. z. Weber, Of Wichita, Kan, ar
rived In GOOdlsnd Monday morning.
He will make stay Of month or so.
Rain has fallen in the north part Of
the county for i've days up to Monday,
and all the draws and lagOOus are full
Earl White moved Tuesday from the
Haller house north east Of town to the
Kent house near the Catholic church
A. Vanslack, representing the Wilder
Bros, shirt manufacturers, of Law
renee, Kan-T was in GOOeland Monday.
The race track east Of town has been
cleared Of weeds and leveled, and the
men who own fast horses are keeping
the turf hot.
Congressman Long speaks Tuesday,
September ,; Q. Q. Coleman, Septem-
Der 4; Curtis, September .; Reeder,
September 6.
G. T. Weber is taking down his eleva-
tor. De will ship part OF it to
southern Kansas and make use of the
remainder in GOOdland.
D. G. King, formerly of Sherman
county, but who emigrated to Albany,
Oregon, has sold out his interests there
and removed to Colfax, Wash.
II. Secrist, of Martinsburg, la, is Wis
iting with the Warner family. sir. Sc
CFistisheEs to consider the adEisability
of purchasing land in Sherman county
7. P. LeOnard's safe was opened Sat
urday. The contents we're found to be
in a good state Of preservation, bat Of
course the safe was ruined in the fire.
Jasper Candy, who has been absent
from GOOdland about five years, re-
turned last Friday. He has been at
the soldiers home at Columbus, Ohio.
G. S. Wood, representing the Kirwin
Monument company, was here Friday
putting up a monument for W. p.
Brinker on the grave Of his son George.
Wilson Peters, son of r. L Peters,
has been sick for a week from the ef-
fects of poison ivy, coming in contact
with it while plOwing on the Dewey
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Shaw, of Burling-
ton, Col, were IN GOOdland Monday on
a trading expedition. Mr.. Shaw lives
nine miles northeast Of Burlington,
Colo.
h H Auer is rebuilding his bake
oven IN the rear Of the Hartman res
tauraut. William Court is the chief
architect and is a master at the bust.
ness.
Mrs. Ramsdorf, of Denver, Colo, the
sister Of Engineer Mcclellan, who has
been visiting here for several weeks
left Thursday morning on No. fOI
Denver
Mrs. B. Usher, of Mason City, Ia.
and her daughters Nellie, Mildred and
Myrtle arrived in GOodland Tuesday
morning for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
J. ". Usher.
Mrs. J. A. FOrney, the mother o
| Mrs. Frank Dawson, left Monday OF
/ No. Al for a trip TO the mountains, an,
/ from there will return TO her home q
| Belle Plaine, Kan
| Mrs ". A Bennie arrived in Good
l land on No. Tuesday morning. Sb
was somewhat indispOsed. and MI
! Bennie came from Colorado Springs ol
\ No. 10 to meet her here
Swan Nelson is done threshing. H
had I7CO bushels Of grain, wheat, barle
and rye Some Of his wheat Weighet
/ 80 pounds to the busheL He has a bi
pile Of straw for winter feed.
/ DR.. A y. Thomas left Sunday nigh
for Minneapolis, Kan. The family lei
Wednesday night. Next week a yOun
dentist from Minneapolis, Kan. wi
occupy the old Thomas stand.
Miss Alice RubersOn left on No
Thursday morning for Denver to 4,
ceive treatment for her eyes. he
brother, John RubersOn, brought be
to GOOdland Wednesday aftern OOn-
G. F. Weber began taking down b
elevator here for removal TO sOutheT
Kansas. Wednesday. he ran across
, bit Of history on a board which read I
, follows First load Of wheat brouEl
in by A L Cullins, August 10, 1892 "
Misses Julia and Lillian Fowler r