The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-07-03
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= L. OtofcAo was q htoAtDL II AoprAa
this week.
The board Of county commissioners
meet Monday.
BIS. Sprzgue left Monday for a Wis
it IN Illinois,
z. F. Murphy was east this week on
q business trip.
E Safer has gone to the mountains
to see the sights.
The Christian church building is
being reshingled-
H. W. Stewart was visitor at VIII
son, Kan, last week.
The July term OF the district COurt
eonvenes Tuesday.
Rev. Elliot has returned to GoOdlsnd
for q visit with his family.
Two gypsy fortune tellers were can
wasting the town q few days this week.
William Walker, Jr-, was 3 visitor
at Cripple Greek this week
NJ. EEersoll, Of Wallet, Colo, was
visitor in GOOdland Monday
Mrs. Anthony Shaw aud children
have gone to Iowa for an extended
visit
Miss Matte Coots, of Roswell, is in
town visiting her friend, Miss George
Boyle.
Miss Mayme Liston, Of Beatrice,
Neb., formerly of GoOdland, is in town
visiting friends.
Mrs. a. e. Gulick and her sister,
Mrs. E. G. Wiley, are at Phillipsburg
for q months visit.
John Hughes, Of Hoisington, Kan is
in town. He is q brother Of Mrs. A.
". Farrow, Of GOOdland.
Mrs. Frank Pickenpough left last
week for q visit with relatives in Phil
ipsburg and Sabetha, Kan.
Dick Flynn, representing Fred
Helm Brewing company, Of Kansas
| City, was in town Saturday.
Miss Carrie Adams returned to her
home in Lebanon, Kan, Tuesday after
q visit Of two weeks in GOodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Wilson are re-
/ jOicing in the advent Of a ten-pOund
daughter, born Tuesday, June 80.
Fred Hodginkinson bought 8 house
/ at a public sale near Edison last week.
He will move it to town and rent it.
Miss Mcdonald, OF Denver, who has
| been visiting Mrs. A L. Halthusen for
several weeks returned to her home
Sunday.
doc" Phillips has returned to
/ GOOdIand after several months alb
sence spent at COncOrdia and Hast
ings, Neb.
Miss Myrtle Denny and Miss Ethel
i Jewell, Of Colorado Springs, returned
/ TO their homes Saturday night after a
visit of couple weeks.
The Women's Relief Corps will serve
/ chicken pie dinner at the opera house
from 300 o'clock m, to 200 O'Clock
/ in the afternoon. They invite your
l patronage.
/ @. L. Shelton and family expect to
/ depart in the near future for Good
| land, Kan, at which place Mr.. Shelton
/ has secured a positiOn.-BurliDgt
! (COlO.l Record
The GOodland Orchestra will give q
dance at the opera house on the
! Fourth OF July. For the benefit Of the
country people the dance will begin at
/ $50 In the evening.
/ Jack Griffin returned to his home in
/ DaIhart, Tex, Saturday after q visit in
/ GoOdland with relatives and friends
Il He is stenOgrapher in the master
/ mechanics Office at DalhaTt.
/ Dr.. F. h. Smith, representative OF
| Sherman county, returned home Sat
! urday from Topeka, where he went e
1 attend the extra session Of the legis
/ lature. He was accompanied by Mrs
/ Smith
] Lyman Wilson, 8 well known young
Il farmer living near Edson, will leave in
! a few days for Nebraska where be viii
engage in farming. He has lived in
Sherman county q long time and has
/ made money.
A. Day, of Edison, left this week fol-
L LongmoDt, Colo, where he intends &c
/ make his home in the future. Mr.
/ Day is q pioneer Of Sherman county
| He conducted q store at Edison and
was postmaster there for several years
Gust Strand and Charles Klingsell
/ have returned from q trip TO Alberta
/ Province, Canada. They report the
i northern part Of that country as being
! good. Each purchased a half section
Of land, the price paid being S. pei
acre.
Harry E. Umbarger, the two-year- old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Umbsrger,
of Waldron, Ark, died Saturday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. UmbarRer formerly lived
in GoOdIsnd. Mr.. Umbarger was al
one time probate judge Of Sherman
| county.
Kansas wriggles cut of the mud Ions
enough to send up 8 cry fOF2S,OOO meL
/ n61U kaEuGE U5E WHEAT GEO&3. AZ TIE
end Of the world some Kansas farEaeI
/ will crawl out on top Of the ruins and
ask the angel Gabriel if be is q good
harvest hand.-Denver News.
Beach Berry, the young man who
managed TO escape the bullets sent
after him from the Dewey gang, on the
tragic third OF June, was in GOOdlsnd
Saturday. He Is but STRIPPING young
man and though be is full six feet tall
he has the appearance Of being not
more than Is years old. He says bis
wounded cousin, Roy Berry. is imprOv-
inR.
Miss Edna SEarts gave a six O'Clock
tea Wednesday evening for Miss
/ Wayne ListOu, OF Beatrice, Neb
Music was furnished By the guests and
Miss Liston recited. The guests we're
Misses Louise and Emily Floyd, Nell
Scott, Mamie Anderson, Grace Barnett
/ Gertie DOerfer, Edna Townsend, Rose
/ Filler, A9gie Hansy, Beatrice Wheeler
OF Norton, Wayne ListOn, Mrs Fred
Aten-
James A. Stewart, district passenger
/ agent Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railroad, has been named to
succeed i. ". Thompson. assistant
/ general passenger agent Of the Rock
| Island lines vest Of the Missouri river.
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