The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-08-21
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J. A. Trent, who was taken sick about
ten days ago, is still seriously i'll
WI. McCue, auditor for the Foster
Lumber company, was here Thursday.
R F. Ward, Of NOrcatUr, was here
this week visiting his son, h. b. Ward.
d. S. Mitchell is completing a fine
frame house on his farm south Of Ed
son.
Mrs. Ibbie Chambers has returned
from q months visit in Illinois and
Iowa
Showers during the night have been
OF frequent occurrence the last few
weeks.
A professional sign painter was in
town Wednesday and did land Office
business.
Mrs. E. Elrod and children have re-
turned from a visit to relatives in Kir-
win, Kan,
Mrs. J. NJ Waters and children
have returned from q visit to the
mountains
Mrs. r H. Anderson, of Concordia,
Kan, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. J.
F. KimmeL
! Mrs. George Cunningham Is in town
I
/ Mrs J. NJ Rice.
Mrs. a A. Bower and son, Of Nor
| ton, are here visiting with sMr. and
| Mrs. Ernest Bower.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ". Mccormick have
returned from an extended visit to
relatives in Phillipsburg.
William Trachsel now occupies the
new ThOrsOn house just west Of the
Henry Ysntis residence.
Mrs. Harvey and family will move
from Horton to GoOdland this week
and will occupy the Haney house.
The Misses Clara and Stella Fort
meyer left Tuesday for a visit with rel
atiYes in the eastern part Of the state.
Sam Powell, of Oberlin, formerly q
barber here, was in town this wsek.
He is owner Of a barber shop in Ober-
lin.
TT. Butler is about again, having
recovered from the serious illness
which attacked him some two weeks
ago.
Several thousand sheep we're un.
loaded here and fed Thursday. They
we're shipped east to Kansas City Fri
day. -0
Mrs. Derby, mother of D. c. and Ear
{ Derby, has returned from an extended
visit in Plsttsburg, y. Y, and other
: points in the east.
L. L. Ernst, the jeweler, has q full
( line of the new Edison Photographs
and large stock Of the latest records
5 Of songs and music
T. E. Yearick, Of State Line town
:, ship, representative Of this county
was in GOOdland Tuesday for the frs
G. time In about two months.
James Boardmen and Mel Womer
p superintendents for the Continental
Creamery company, we're here Monday
on business connected with the com
Pany.
William Kubrt has such an cover
: production" Of cabbRges this year, BIZ
l. says he can keep Sherman county il
T sauerkraut until the roses bloom
{ sgain.
DR.. D. F. Anderson, Of Edgar, Neb.
Was here this week to look after hi,
: real estate interests. He owns quar-
ter section Of land adjoining the Nc
Cluskey ranch.
R. NJ. Jaqua, clerk Of the distric
, court Of Cheyenne county, was il
GOOdland Wednesday. He is one OF
? the early settlers Of that county anC
! an excellent citizen.
Mrs. 7. P. Leonard is back aftet
: having enjoyed a vacation of thre,
$ weeks at Colorado Springs. Mr.. Leon
ard was out there two days this weeI
and came b aek with Mrs. Leonard.
Mrs. J. A. Adams and her mother
: Mrs. NJ. j. Billings, will leave for a va
= cation trip to Colorado Springs Mon
D day. They will be the guests Of Mrs
: D. R. Lindsey during their stay there
!, +. @. Ellis, Of Ellis, Kan, was il
> G-.zT.-z
business He owns land near KRnora-
: do, and the country looked 50 good tc
I him, he is thinking OF buying NOR,
land.
John Chambers located the sch 90
: house, recently bought By him, OF
7 lots north OF the Lew Brinker pIac,
: and has converted il into four-roOu
house which he viii rent to railroad
people.
!, Mrs. John Hsrtzler. Of Salina, ant
A children are visiting at the home o.
h Mrs Kellogg. John HaKtzleF wa
r formerly county attorney OF this
j. county. Mrs Kellogg is the mother o.
4 Mrs HartzleF.
0 Claude VanHook will move severa
houses for the G. p. Dewey Csttl,
e company The Peters and Wells prop
T erty are quite near together, and theJ
{ propose to station the buildings wider
d apart on lands owned BY them.
81. III. Farnbsm. OF the Stephen
. farm, Montpelier, Vt, was 10 Goodlanc
Thursday. He was accompanied by
1 Q. NJ Seaver, Of WilliamstoEn, VI. Mr.
Farnham deals in draft and driTinr
E horses, Durham and Holstsin cattl,
6 and Chester White swine Mr. Farm
q, ham was looking up lands in Sherman
q county.
George ". Edwards, OF Voltsirs
: / township, has gone to Columbus, Kan.
I for visit with relatives Mr.. EdEardi
has suffered 50 severe an attack Of haJ
: fever this summer that a change o.
! Of climate was the only means Of relief
: he had not bad 8 wink Of sleep In bed
g for two weeks and the only sleep BIZ
Z could get was By sitting in q reclining
e chair
E. ?. Murphy left Sunday night foi
visit 70 Chicago and Cambridge, III
he viii visit With Mr.. and Mrs JohI
2 Nye, OF Chicago, for q few days and
]. than Uf91 afkau1 TIA Ham, r0uwE -