The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-01-16
TOLD IN ALiNE.


Piano for rent, and china closet for
sale chesp.-Mrs- R L. Ernst.
The telephone system is being re-
paired, having been damaged by the
fire.
Ernest Bower went to Kansas City
Tuesday to buy furniture for the Good
land store.
r. ". Tickle, Of PhiIlipsburg, father
Of Brakeman Joe Tickle, was a visitor
in town this week.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman has had air
pressure attached to the gasoline
lamps in her store.
Homer Caldwell, of Wichita, adjuster
Of the Hartford Insurance company,
was here this week.
Clement L. Wilson, Of Colby, Of the
firm of Wilson Bros, attorneys, was in
GOOdland Sunday.
Miss Edna Townsend, bOOkkeeper in
the Millisack store, has returned from
a short vacation IN Lincoln, Neb-
n. L. Warren, of Colorado Springs,
formerly engaged In the jewelry bust
ness in GOOdland, was in town this
week.
G. J. Wilson, manufacturer of
Smith Center cigars, was IN GOOdland
Saturday. He handles 13 different
brands.
Call for Smith Center cigars. They
are the best aud do not belong to the
trust q. ]. Wilson q Co. make and
sell them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawson and lit
tie daughter returned from a visit to
Mrs. DawsOn's parents, at Belle PLANE,
Kan, Saturday.
The ". J. Bower & Sons undertak-
ing establishment has opened up IN
the Leonard brick. They will have a
new stock In next week.
When you see a boy who sets his
back to the school house you see one
who sets his face to the jaii.-Superin-
tendent Nelson.
Mise Alice RubersOn returned from
Denver Sunday morning. She has
been receiving treatment for her eyes
and Is much better.
Grant r. Brown, special agent and
adjuster of the Pennsylvania Fire In
surance company, with headquarters
at Denver, Colo, was in GOOdland
Monday adjusting losses Of the recent
fire.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Durham, January > Mr.
q
grapher in GOOdlaud, but removed to
Fairview, Oklahoma.
Chauncey Dewey, W. J. Ratcliff and
Clyde Wilson, of the Dewey ranch,
were in GOOdland Tuesday. Mr. VIII
son Is steDographer. He was with the
Twentieth Kansas in the Philippines.
Q. F. Hardy, Of Topeka, adjuster of
the Insurance Company OF North Am
erica, aud the Phoenix company. was
here this week adjusting losses that
the companies sustained In the fire
R A. Kent purchased the c. Il. Lee
Office building about three weeks ago.
He has opened up for business in the
building with his stock saved from the
fire and will put in fixtures and new
stock soon.
f. VI. Benedict, Of Lawrence, Kan,
adjUster Of the Niagara Insurance
company, also the Providence Wash
iDgtOD and several other insurance
companies, was in GOOdland this week
adjusting losses Of the FIRE.
The fourth annual convention of the
Kansas State Retail GrOcers and Gen
eral Merchants association will be held
in Topeka next week. Q. NJ. Miilisack,
of GOOdland, viii read a paper on
premium Giving by Manufacturers Of
y
Mrs. A. J. Butler and daughters we're
visiting j. ". Hall and family, of Ed
son, last week. Mr.. Butler formerly
resided In this county but moved to
Boulder, Colo, several years ago. He
moved from Boulder to Beatrice. Neb d,
recently.
William 7. Custer, who was en-
ployed at Dawson Bros & Cos store.
left for Los Angeles, Calf, Wednesday.
Mr. Custer worked for the Carson Pirie
Scott wholesale house in Chicago
for three years, coming to GOodland
about six months ago. He is an at
/ tentive clerk aud pleasant young
man.
William Fulton, adjuster of the
| Springfield Insurance cOmpany. head
quarters at Kansas City, No, was in
/ GOOdlsnd Tuesday adjusting losses.
The company had damage losses on
the Ennis drug store, the William
/ Walker, ST., and Z. r Murphy build
ings, and on Murphy's furniture.
Inculcate ideas relating to agricuIt-
ure among school pupils By encOurag-
/ ing the propagation Of plants in win
dow box gardens. This plan has been
| adopted IN some Of the high schools Of
l the state and the study affords the M
I pills opportunity to learn the effect OF
various degrees Of light and the rela-
tive effect Of different kinds Of soil cn
[ plant life.
The Leonard brick has the plate
glass front 10 and the lumber inclos-
ure removed. Mr.. Leonard viii lay
down 8 temporary side walk and put
in q concrete pavement In the spring.
He viii have an iron awning and iron
shutters The awning viii be arranged
to hinge down and protect the glass
/ front from IRE. Mr. Leonard has
shown commendable enterprise IN re-
building his block.