The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-12-25
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l6EEy OlEl5LmaS.
Arthur Young, of Colby, was in
GOOdland Monday
E. F. Murphy has a new typewriter.
1t is the ShOles make.
G. E McCaslin purchased the resid-
ehce Of 9. D. Mcdonald last week.
c. ". Sapp, stenoErapher in Cal
vert's Office, is spending the holidays
in Jewell City.
R. W. Allen, the monument man Of
Smith Center, was in GOOdland on
business Tuesday.
Charles Critch6eld, Of the Criteb-
field Norris ranch in Wallace county,
was il GOOdlsnd this week.
Asher 3. Wilson left Saturday for
visit with his sister, Mrs. C.,E. Clark,
who lives in DesMOines, Ia.
D. D. Mcdonald, who is employed in
the Dawson store, has returned from q
vacation spent in Lincoln, Neb.
n. B. Mccormick, of Phillipsburg,
was in GoOdland Sunday and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ". Mccormick.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Harvey left We'd
nesdRy merniDg to spend Christmas at
their old home town, Minneapolis, Kan
J.B. Dyatt, Of Almena, owner Of a
ranch on the Smoky in this county,
was In GOOdiand two days this week
on business.
President Roosevelt has again turned
down q Burton man, this time recon-
meuded for a rather fat postoffice Job.
| Evidently the kindest feeling does not
exist between these two.
| Miss Nellie Hartman, who is attend
ing school at LindsbOrg, Kan, arrived
| Monday morning to spend the holiday
vacation with her folks in this city.
/ She is pursuing a musical course at
LindsbOrg.
/ J. B. Moore and family are confined
/ to their home IN Mcpherson township
/ because Of a case of small pOx in the
] person Of Miss Smalley, teacher Of the
school in that neighbOrhOOd, a boarder
at the Moore home.
! Oliver HOdney, q brother, and Henry
PiersOB, a brother in-lsw of the late
! s. W. HOdDey, we're here TO attend the
/ funeral. They live in LsSalls county,
/ Ill Henry PiersOn lived in this cOun-
/ ty a number Of years ago.
AlOnZO Hart, who lives on the Sam
| Vassar place, one Of the Dewey en-
/ plOyes, was seriously hurt Wednesday
while helping to bring In a bunch of
/ cattle. He was thrown from his horse
i
/ William Walker, Jr., returned from
a trip to Kansas City and eastern Kan
/ sas points Sunday morning. Miss Lsu-
rene Walker and Miss Ethel Powers
returned with Mr.. Walker to spend
/ the holidays at their homes. They are
attending Bethany college at Licking
ton, No.
/ Ed HOch, editor Of the Marion Rec
/ ord, is slowly but surely pushing 70
the front as a republican opposition
candidate for the nomination Of gov
! ernOr against W. j. Bailey, and con-
sequently the venom has begun to
start from the mouths Of both the ma
chine and the Rnti-mschine men
! Lawson and Homer Hillman, stud
| ents from Sherman county to the Kan
sas State Agricultural college at Man
haitian, have returned to spend the
i holidays with their parents. These
/ young men are hustlers OF the western
type, and are for the most part making
their own way through a course IN
electrical engineering.
Mrs. John Hall, wife Of DR.. john
Hall, Of Telluride, Colo, is visiting
/ with Der mother, Mrs Douglas, who
/ lives northwest Of town. Mrs. Hall
| was formerly Miss Rose Douglas, and
Il is now one Of the leading society ladies
OF Telluride. DR.. Hall owns q hospital
in Telluride, and In this building il
was that the Colorado state militis
1 were stationed when sent there recent
Il ly to preserve law and order during the
big miners strike