The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-04-03
TOLD IN A LINE.

Dr.. V. c. Eddy, of Colby, was in
town Sunday.
Clyde Speelman, Of the Millissck
store, SUndayed In Colby.
Fred Dawson has returned from
business visit TO Denver.
Asher Wilson spent several days in
Colby this week with relatives.
Addison Adams, Of Salins, is now
employed as baker for AueT & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Vogsn, who We re
reported quite sick, are convalescing-
J. J.Fiunegan, q well known farmer
| Of Cheyenne county, was a visitor in
/ GOOdland Tuesday.
L. D. Gillespie has finished q term
| of school at Naville and has returned
/ TO his farm at Edison.
/ jim Hamilton was up and around
/ Wednesday for the first time since he
was taken sick With typhoid.
Frank Russell, who lives in Llanos
/ township, brought in 81 coyote scalps
for the reward OF bounty, March 10.
/ Rev. J. Ed Stevens has returned
/ from Phillipsburg where he has been
/ for ten days conducting revival meet
ings-
Horace HOgebOOm, who has been
] j
Tex, is in town for a visit with his
| parents.
Miss Eva White finished her term Of
school in district a, March p. Miss
/ White will remain in GOOdlsud for the
present.
! Al Scbrader, who has been employed
/ by the Ausr bakery for the past year,
( has left their employ and gone to
/ Kansas City.
J. N. Huff, Of AImena, Kan, was here
Monday on business. BE shipped in
a carload Of alfalfa which be sold to
| E. ThOrsOn.
/ Mrs. W. F. Sessions left Sunday
morning for the state of Washington
where she will visit some time at her
former home.
| +. B. Sprstlen, of Norton, has moved
the shops here. He was formerly from
KensingtOn, Kan.
Miss ANA Graham returned to her
home IN Pueblo Sunday. Her sister,
Mrs. u. Z. Mcclure, accompanied her
and will spend few weeks in Pueblo.
Mrs. Rachel Montgomery and her
mother, Mrs. William Walker, left
Denver for Corning Cal, Tuesday,
where Mr.. Walker, ST., will make his
/ future home.
NJ. S. Mitchell returned Friday from
Madalsine, No, where be spent the
winter. He will live on land be owns
( about ten miles southeast of GOodland
and will build on the same.
". L. White has a large hot house,
which is now full Of garden aud flower
plants. He has had lettuce for some
time and sells quite q lot OF plants and
greens every day to customers
Phil Woke will 60 to Independence,
in the Cripple Greek district, aud will
90 into business with Henry Sheehan,
his brotheF-in-law. They will start up
in business about the 10th to 18th of
May.
L @. NJ. Millisack returned Tuesday
from Chicago where he went to pur-
chase goods for his store. Mrs. Milf
sack, who accompanied her husband
east, is at Monmouth, ILL.,, where she
will spend some time with her parents.
James A. Blodgett has purchased
the Casebeer house in the north part
Of town and has put q new shingle
roof on same. Ex-COunty Clerk Rum
nell will occupy the house until May
l, when ". 81. Stearns viii move into
i George L Scrafford, who left Sher-
man county and went back to Pennsyl-
vania in 1893, returned to Good
land Sunday aud is here to stay. He
formerly lived on the Smoky and will
try TO ind a location in his old neigh
bOrhOOd-
There is no disputing about tastes
TIP. Leonard wants the town painted
red. G. y. Swsrts thinks il ought to be
painted white and @. II. Hillissok pre-
fers coffee color. Others favor terra
Gotta, slate, gray, etc. Little differ
ence 50 they paint the town
Rev. F. E Sherman, Of the ChiIdren's
Home sOcisty, Of Topeka, Kan, was
here the fore part Of the week attend
ing 70 the placing Of q boy with Fritz
Rust, Of Grant township. The orphan
J lad, who viii find q good home with
Mr.. Rust, is eight years old.
J. S. Barnett, who went to Los
Angeles last June for his wIfe's health
returned to Sherman county last Sun
, day. Mrs. Barnett was III with dropsE
aud heart trouble. She died Septsm
Der -. Mr. Barnett viii return "a
California IN about two weeks after
! settling up some business matters
This Office is in receipt Of q letter
from. William Walker, Sr-. who recent
y left for Corning, Cal. He says that
the country around Corning IS 10
bloom "a crop OF alfalfa has already
been eut, the orange crop is picked
and gone. All other fruits look fine
Prospects good for 3 large crop. Thir-
- persons a month coming here Some
OF them even from IS Far east as New
York"
Mrs A. ID. Stewart viii give 9 stu.
dents recital next Wednesday even.
ing az her home The folloWing pu-
Fpils VIII take part. Misses GeOrEis
Boyle, Matte Coois, Jessie Vincent,
Ethel Powers, Myrtle Wheatlsy, Plum
mie Thorson, Maroie Biddison, Ethel
BaRlsy, Bessie Kimmel, Lille Shaw
They VIII be assisted By Mrs. S. Beidel.
man, Ms. III. & Wheat and 9. ". Nc
Cs0rniok. vooalists, aud the Goodland
orchestra Another recital win be Civ
en- In about two weeks bE the remain
ing pupils Of the class