The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-20
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Stevens.
One year ago Wednesday, March Is,
William Frazer was killed by h y.
Schell-
Mrs. G. E. Fuller vent 70. Colby
Wednesday for few days visit with
relatives.
Miss Anna Graham, sister Of Mrs. h.
E Mcclure, is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure.
Asher Wilson returned Saturday j
from several weeks absence spent in /
eastern Kansas.
The Ladies' Aid society, of the
Methodist church viii meet with Mrs.
Barsby. Friday afternoon at , o'clock |
Renesu, the photographer, will be at /
his GoOdland studio on March y and |
D Remember the dates.
a. J. Miles, representing the Denver
Post, was in GOOdland Saturday look
ing after the interests Of that paper.
The local orders ". r. Q. and G. A.
r will hold memorial services jointly on
March ., for the late Mrs. Jennie
Walker
Rev. J. E. Stevens left Wedne sday
morning for Phillipsburg, Kan, where
he will assist in a two weeks re vival
service
ReDesu, the photographer, can make
pictures in sunshine or shadow, so
don't worry about the weather but
come and be convinced.
The infant child of Lloyd Penueston
died Friday about o'clock and was
buried Friday afternoon. The little
one lived exactly three days.
DR.. F. II. Smith, representative snd
H. 81
months stay at Topeka, Saturday
morning. The doctor Is looking we'll.
Fred Wilson, brother-iu-laW Of A.
H. Kuntz, is sick with an attack of
rheumatism. He has been subject to
rheumatic attacks for several years.
Rev. L o. Housed, presiding elder of
| the Norton district, Methodist church,
was in GOOdland Sunday and preched
at the Methodist church in the even
ing.
Mrs. Wier and her daughter, Mrs.
| Sullivan, will occupy rooms over the
| HodgkinsOn store until they are pre-
pared to go to their new home in Al
/ berta.
The registration books closes on
March q, for the spring election of
mayor and other city officers. Unless
/ you register before that time you can
not vote on April Z.
Mrs. Morse will have the house
! purchased from Rev. Shack lefOrd
moved on a lot just south Of her brick
house near the city park the last OF
this month.
The Lenten tea at Mrs. G. E. Swarts'
on Wednesday afternoon was well at
tended by the ladies of the city. The
tea next week will be served by Mrs.
Arthur Radcliffe.
William Walker, Jr-, and daughter
Laurine returned from the east Mon
day. They we're accompanied By Mrs
John Dashiell, who is a sister Of the
late Mrs. Jennie Walker. .
Sam johnson brought in six four
year-old fat heifers for G. E. Swart'
Tuesday. They averaged over 1,20C
. pounds each. This is the first cOnsign
ment of bunch Of % head.
II Marriage license was issued by Pro
bate Judge Calvert, on March IL, TO Al
bert Daniels, of st. Joe, Mo-, and Miss
Elsie Griffith, of Colby, Kan. The
groom is d and the bride 10 years o.
age.
A Sherman county rsncher denies &
, loss Of stock and says the cattle ar,
bawling on the thousand hills. YET
/
heardF-Jsyhawker JOts in Topeka
Journal.
Myrtle Denny, daughter Of Mr.. anS
. Mrs Ed Denny, Of Colorado Springs
. aud Ethel Jewell, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. Jewell, of Colorado Springs
p are visiting friends in this city. Myrtl
and Ethel are cousins.
Ward Spielman, who has been on
I, of the ObliginR clerks at the Mercan
] tile store for some time past, has &C
5 cepted q position with Millisaok, Of
GOOdland, and left Tuesday night 70
that place.-Colby Free Press.
Rev. ]. G. Anderson will hold divin
services at the Episcopal church Of
Sunday as follows: Holy communion
at T;30 q. m. Sunday school at 1
O'Clock; morning prayer aud sermon q
IL o'clock; evening prayer a. 7:3O.
8 Philip Miller, Of st. Francis, door
{ keeper in the house Of Representatives
| was in Goodland Friday on his wa
home from Topeka. Representativ
W. B. Lockwood, Of Cheyenne county
went around by the B. & n. branch.
Sam Piokenpaugh, who lives only
:; few miles northeast Of this city va
| considered quite dangerously sick yes
terday and sent for his brother a
GOOQld8Q. W q uOpS buhb u6 VIII 500
: be restored to perfect heslth.-Phi
e lipsburg Dispatch.
Frank Clark, living four miles ives
/. of Goodlsnd, who has been sick wit
Ia grippe, is around again. He straine
his right elbow about week ago an
the Ia grippe settled in the weak join
: and made q swelling that hsd to b
2 lsnced. He now carries the arm in
sling.
Il b. T. Dimmitt, living about Nv
miles from town, was kicked by q hors
last Thursday, on the right leg belO
the knee, and is laid up with the il
jury, which is aggravated by the fac
that be was struck on the very pisC
Of an old wound received in the civ
. war.
B. Besl, Of Grsinfield, Kan, wa
y in GoOdlsnd Thursday. He is wit
3 the Union Pacific railroad as sppraise
u Of the railroad lands, and was here {
appraise railroad lands in the sout
/ part Of Sherman county, some . or
sections he will be here seEers
: weeks.
= @. ". Cupp, stopping at Kanorsd
: but whose home is at Frederick, Rio
county. Kan, wRs in GOodlRnd Tue
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