The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-08
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Dr.. A. c. Gullck vas 8 visitor at /
Denver last week.
Mrs. J. ". Dodds spent a few days /
ia Denver the past week
E F. Murphy was It Sharon Springs 4
this week on real estate business.
Miss Laursne Walker is at Colby for /
q visit with Miss Blanche FIke-
J. J. Warmer left last week for q /
business trip 70 Iowa and Minnesota. /
Bert BumgardDer, formerly Of this |
county, Is renewing acquaintance
here.
Ed BesrdsIey, Of oberliu, Kan, was
here Wednesday buying up q carload
Of horses.
Joe Cullins and James Bainbridge
we're at st. Francis Tuesday to witness
ball game
Mrs. G. n. Marsh left Wednesday
evening for an extended visit IN Paw
nee City, Neb.
Miss Minnie Sweeney, OF BelleviHe,
Kan, is IN town the guest Of Mrs.
Pauline Hartman
A soaking rain fell Wednesday night
and vet the ground TO q considerable
depth Grass is growing fast.
Frank Rice, Of Roswell, Colo, is in
town this week. he is q son Of @. h
Rice, formerly Of GOodlsnd.
Mrs N Stanton, Of Roswell, and Mrs.
| i. o. Price, Of Denver, are in town, the
l guests Of Mrs. Pauline Hartman.
Vim. Walker, Jr., returned from Pc
m, Ill, Saturday. He has completely
recovered from the attack of erysip-
elias.
Mrs. E. Thorsen received telegram
| from Denver Wednesday telling of the
| serious illness Of her daughter, Mrs.
J. n. Cox.
Girls Beuoble, Of the Millissck store,
has gone TO Nebraska to accept a posi-
| ton with an uncle who is in the mer-
cautile business.
| A. r. Quintard, Of Kensington, Kan,
is q new clerk in the Dawson store. He
is q brother Of z. L. Quintard, the
travelling man.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman entertained
number Of friends at SIX o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening, in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dawson.
Miss Gertie Doerfer has q fine new
piano, purchased through Mrs. &. D.
Stewart, agent for Jenkins music
house Of Kansas City.
Q. B. Murray suffered a partial
stroke OF paralysis this week. He
the care Of DR.. F. II. Smith.
L. D. Gillispie left for Kensington,
Kan, Saturday. He expects to reside
there for q time AID later will 90 to
the Albert Lea country in Canada.
Q. II. Tressel, Of st. Francis, passed
through GOodland Tuesday en- route to
Lansing, Kan, where he has been ap-
pointed guard Of the penitentiary
grounds.
Frank Hiskey, Of Boulder, Colo, was
10 GOOdlsnd Monday on business. He
transferred some Goodland property
which belonged TO his wife for num-
Der Of years.
Mr.. snd Mrs. ". A. Snyder, of Colo
RADIO Springs, are 10 town the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hardy. Mr.. Snyder
} is foreman Of the composing room Of
the Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Q. F. Weber, Of Wichita, Kan, is in
: the city on business. He is consider
ing the matter OF building a residence
Z for rent TO relieve the pressure Of the
! residence necessity in GoOdlsnd.
J Chef Marsh, for 16 years q resident
! OF SheFmsnville township, left. yester-
day for Washington where he may 10.
cate. Mr.. Marsh has been in the cattle
business for a number OF years but
sold his rsach recently to the Deweys.
Homer J. Hike, travelling salesman
, for Heinz pickles, who Injured bis
back by falling from Donly & Scott
! delivery wagon g few weeks ago, wa,
able TO leave Goodland and resume bis
duties this week. He left town Mon
I day.
Andy Kaiser, Of Grant township, was
D in town Friday. Mr.. Kaiser broke bis
right leg March 3, aud Was confined Il
= ~ - l. = a.
; clutches, and this is his first visit Il
GoOdlsnd since be met with the scci
dent.
4 Mrs. Lucy Morris moved her house
purchased Of Rev. Shackleford. on
lot south OF her brick house, near the
city park, Wednesday. 10 will be ct
ted up for rent. Claude Van Hook
the experienced house mover, mOvel
Z the building.
E.B. Tressel, who has been proprieto
Of livery barn at st. Francis for man,
u years and is we'll known in GOOdland
3 sold out to A. Z. Trent last Saturday
Mr.. Tressel has a ranch in Cheyenn
q county aud will devote his time in thu
o future TO the raising Of stock
Mrs. A. D. Stewart will give tn
q second Of her series of students re
! citals at her home Saturday evening
Nay 9. The program will be given b.
a number OF the younger pupils Of he
e class. Mrs. B. r. Brown and Mrs
Frank Dawson viii each give q reading
l. Cyrus Anderson, member of tn
Is state board Of railroad commissioner
Ia in its reorganization, was elected sec
rotary Of the board. This is a victor
for the anti-machine men. Andersen
> was receiver OF the Colby land offie
!. prior to the appointment Of c. c
Evans to that place. George Wheatle
Is chairman Of the board.
1. COfhn's new restaurant, south Of tn
= PostOfhoe, was fitted up this week. Tn
> dtningroom is hOOred with lineoleum
and the kitchen is provided with q bi
- new range. The diningroOm will haT
e q double row Of tables OF the Iates
5; pattern and all the chairs are new.
II hne new sidebOard has also been put IL
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