The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-06-12
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Mrs. ". H. Farrow is visiting in
OberliD, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ratclif returned
Monday from months visit in Hi
nOis.
The city pumping station is putting
in considerable overtime due TO the
use of water for lawn purposes.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens filled his ap-
pOintment at the Christian church in
Phillipsburg last Sunday.
Mrs. s. A. Miller and children, of
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aten spent Sun
day at Burlington, Col, with Mr..
Aten's mother.
Charles h. Gray, of Phillipsburg,
was in GOOdlsnd Sunday on q visit and
to look over the town.
S. Z. Ives left Thursday night for
PeDdletOn, Ore, where be viii make
his home.
G. S. Wells will start soon for Cali
fOrnia and will buy land near the
Walker and Peters families.
A family from Selden, Kan, has
moved to the Hess place on the
Smoky.
Mrs. A D. Ebert, of Neosho, No, vas
in Goodland Wednesday.
Mrs. Perry Coler has gone to Omaha
for brief visit.
Wade Warner returned Sunday from
Salina where be has been a student at
the Kansas Wesleyan university.
". a. Sexson returned from q bust
ness trip to Illinois Thursday morn
ing. He was detained in Kansas City
about ten days by the food.
The Round Table club will meet with
Mrs. Q. E. Swarts, Wednesday after
noon, June II, at 2:30 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Me-
thOdist church will meet at Mrs. KEEL
logs Friday afternoon at two o'clock
Miss Nellie Hartman returned from
LindsbOrR Sunday where she has been
studying music.
The Jewell County Republican prints
the fOllOEing obituary: "She reared
niue children; she darned 10000 socks;
she cooked 100000 meals; she washed B
million dishes; she died and went to
heaven"
The attorney general decides that
the wages Of school teachers cannot be
garnisheed- As most Of them make any
where from S37 to 81 month, they
ought tn be able TO pay in advance and
have bank roll besides, nit.
A. NJ. Darling of Denver, Colo,
| stopped over here several days. He
was water bound at Hutchinson, Kan.
l. A. Carmichael, brother OF En-
| gineer Ed Carmichael, q student in the
medical department Of the Northwest
eTn university, st Evanston, Ill, was
here Monday visiting his brother.
There Is one redeeming feature
about the wet weather Of the past
month says the Horton Commercial. Il
knocked out the lawn social nuisance.
Rev. T. A. West, pastOr-eleot, will
preach at the Christian church next
Sunday morning and evening. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all 70
attend.
H. Granger Hsxby, NJ. D. the we'll
known eye and ear specialist will be at
the Depot hotel, COOdlsDd, Monday
and Tuesday, June 10 and Is. We ad-
wise those needing treatment in per-
fectly fitting glasses to call on the
doctor. No charge for examination
for glasses. Cataract cured by pain
less method.
Mrs @. L. Calvert and her two chill
/ dren left Thursday morning for Den
yer and viii 20 from there to Eokomo.
Ind, for visit with relatives. She was
| accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Butler, Of Colorado. who has been Wis
iting here for month.
/ The well known eye and ear special
/ ist, 81. Granger Hsxby, II. D., win visit
/ GOOdland professionally, June 10 and
1 16. DR.. Hsxby cures cataracts and
] -
/ cd without detention from business
and without operation. It costs no
\ more to have your eyes fitted With
] correctly ground lens By q genuine
] specialist than you would pay q faksF
/ spectacle peddler for q misfit. DR..
Haxby at the Depot hotel on above
dates.