The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-22
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FIR Beverage, of Geneseo. Ill, is in
town.
Rev. G. P. Miller is in Missouri this
week
Mrs. A. G. Kaulitz is sick at the
Depot hotel.
Charles TbOrsen aud Dick Auer were
at st. Francis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. VIM, OF Lam born,
spent Tuesday in GOOdland.
William Ennis has had he addition
to his drug store reshingled-
There will be services at the Episcn-
pal church Sunday morning and even
ing.
Laurene Walker is in Colorado
Springs visiting her friend, Matte
COOts.
E. F. Murphy was at Colby Tuesday
on business before the United States
land Office.
Dawson & Co. have commenced to
dig the cellar for their new store south
Of the bank.
J. K Diver. of Colorado Springs,
formerly Of Bird City, Kan, was in
GOOdIand Monday.
G. A. Carter, Of GeneseO, Ill, is in
town this week He is a partner in the
CsrteT-AndersOn ranch.
License TO marry was issued to
Harold Kemp and Miss Nellie ThOmp-
son by Judge Calvert Tuesday.
Q. A Rose, of Kansas City, an impIe-
ment salesman, was here Tuesday on
business with William Walker.
The little son of John Arndt fell
down q stairway Sunday evening
and cut deep cash in his lip.
The John Garden sale came off Mon
day. 4 good crowd was in attendance
and everything sold at a good figure
H A. Lewis, of Denver, general agent
for the Northwestern Life and Savings
company, was In GOodland this week
81. II. Floyd, son of 81. H. Floyd, Of
Tonkaws, Oklahoma, was in GOOdlsud
Friday for few days visit with his
parents.
Wallace Filler is at Mcpherson, Kan,
where he went Sunday night on No. 10
He is a delegate to the state encamp-
ment of the g. A. r.
The Blue Lodge Masons held a ban
quet Wednesday evening, following
the initiation Of B. NJ. Tucker to the
degree of Master Mason.
E. 7. WinseIl is eDlarging his house,
four feet on the west, eight feet on
the north, and will raise the roof to the
height OF the main building.
The next public meeting of the Ed
son W. Q. y. will be held at the Austin
school house, June 6. The public is
cordially invited to attend
Mrs. T. E. Townsend has gone TO
Lincoln, Neb-, to visit her son, DR.. ".
R. Townsend, who is lecturing at a
medical school in Lincoln.
]. s. Jones, of Lamar, No, was in
Goodland Thursday. He has a quarter
of land northeast Of GoOdIsnd. He
lived in Sherman county about 10
years ago.
NJ. Bowers, of st. Francis, was in
Goodlsnd Wednesday on business. He
is veteran Of the civil war and served
IN the 18th Illinois infantry.
l. s. Hargraves, who formerly lived
here, but who has been in Tecumseh,
Neb., for several months, arrived in
Goodland Saturday on visit to his
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Fry, of Fairfield,
Ia, while on their way to Denver,
stopped of here 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
lchabod Warner. They eneighbOrs
in Iowa,
Mrs. D. Hathaway, formerly of
this city, but now Of Wichita, Kan.
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Kan. are here visiting with their sist-
er, Mrs. Henry Yantis.
Tom Hamilton and Charles Phinney,
Of Norton, were in GoOdland Wedues
day. Mr-HamiltOn- drove mn 200 head
Of cattle 20 run on his place ten miles
northeast of town.
It is reported that the Dewey Cattle
company have shipped $4,000 head of
sheep to Sharon Springs and are driF-
ing them north to range them on their
lands In the north part Of the county.
Monday night, Nay %, in the Me
thOdist church, is the closing of the
chorus class and concert by members
Of the Bridges Concert company. Ad-
mission 20 cents for adults and 10cents
for children under II years.
Z. P. Leonard has cleared away all
the rubbish around his brick building,
filed up the cellar holes. and will soon
put down concrete sidewalks. The
sOraRgy dead trees south Of the site Of
the Commercial hotel have been cut
Oh leaving the trunks for hitchinE
posts.
The brick work on the Syler build
ing vas completed Tuesday afternoon.
Twelve foot sidewalks With new avn
ings in front Of four OF the new build
inRs have been completed. The re-
naming stretches OF y foot sidewalk
IS Tar as the postohoe, win be put
down this week.