The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

Mrs. Z. c. Wiley is in PhiIIipsburg
for visit.
c. E. Swarts has a new cash register
in his market.
4 good team Of horses for sale cheap.
Enquire at this Office.
The new MilIisack house is progress
ing toward completion.
Mrs. h. K. Adams is visiting with
her parents at Horton.
Alfred Prewitt, county clerk, left
yesterday for visit IN Kansas City.
A dance was given at the opera house
Saturday night. About twenty couples
participated.
DR.. F. n. Smith was called to Bur
lingtOn, Colo Sunday night, TO attend
to members of the Cluphf family.
There is some talk of building a rec
tory for the new clergyman, adjoining
the Episcopal church.
Mrs. Rachel zimmerman, of Alliance,
o, and Mrs. Rosa Edison, OF Kansas
City, are in town the guests Of their
brother, @. r. Teeters.
W.D. Mitchell, of Salina. Kan, was
in GOOdlsnd yesterday. He Is in the
insurance and real estate business at
SslinR.
Mrs. G. NJ. Britton, of Corning, Ia
a sister of W. B. Garfield, of Grant
township, arrived here Wednesday for
4 visit with her brother.
Work on the ". S. Coleman new
residence viii commence in few days
The house will be 28x36, two stories
and contain nine rooms.
Mrs. ". d. Dunn, Of Written, IA,
arrived here yesterday. She is on a
visit to her sons who live in Sherman
and Wallace counties
The foundation for the John Book
new residence has been laid. The eX-
IRENE dimensions are 26x42- The main
part is 26x2S with an L AXIS.
Arthur Tart, Of Beatrice, Nsb., who
is here looking after lands owned by
the Smith Bros. Loan aud Trust COM
paoy, returned from trip to Beatrice
this week.
Mrs. ". J. Purvis left Sunday night
for points in the west for q visit
with her sister. Mr. Purvis accOmp-
anied her TO Denver and returned
Tuesday morning.
c. S. Otis. Of Beatrice, Neb-, was in
GOOdlsnd this week on business. He
formerly lived near Edison, and home
steadsd claim in the east part Of the
county, which be still owns.
The Home Missionary Society Of the
CONGREGATIONAL church will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Fred Atsu on Friday
afternoon Of this week. All members
and friends urged to be present
Mrs. r. P. Powers, Of GOodisnd, and
Mrs. i. J. Dawson, OF RuletOn, have
gone to Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
Ssit Lake City. They are ont in the
interest Of a Cincinnati publishing
house.
The A. L Cullins store builniug, re-
Is being fitted up preparatory to being
used for q billiard hall. Nine rooms
in the second story are used for lOdgs
ing purposes.
William Thompson, formerly OF this
county, arrived here from Abilene,
Kan, Saturday, and will reside on his
sons place near R0letoR this winter.
His son. John, left Wednesday for the
state of Washington TO be absent about
I've months
The L. L. Ernst new residence is
nearing completion. The J.. Ed Stew
ems house adjoining has the fOunda-
ton laid and lumber on the ground for
the building. Work on the latter
house viii begin soon.
Three Of the J. p. Cullen houses are
enclosed andOne is plastered aud Desr-
j. ready for an occupant. The fo1rth
new house has the foundation laid and
lumber On the ground for the frame
goFk. Recent vet weather his inter
fered somewhat With the work.