The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-27
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A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. hester, Tuesday.
@. L Calvert was q business visitor
at Denver last Friday.
Q. r. BpsehOw, Of Colby, vas a bust
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
Charles Kunz left Wednesday for
Burlington, Ia, for a two weeks visit.
William Jupe has been appointed
deputy sheriff to act in the quaran-
tine cases.
Mrs. John DOckerty is very i'll with
heart disease, and her condition Is
thought to be dangerous.
A case Of small pox is reported TO
have made its appearance at Swan
Nelson's home, four miles northwest
Of town.
F. 81. KOOntz, a farmer who left this
county a few weeks ago, has located in
Franklin county and his pOstOffice ad
dress Is Lane, Kan.
John Boyle returned Sunday morn
ing from KirksTille, No, where he has
been taking treatment for his health.
He is somewhat improved.
Q. E. McCaslin ratified his driving
horse at the Moore 4 Stevenson drug
store Saturday night. Dan Derby held
the number that drew the animal
DR.. ". II. FarrOw says be has cured
himself Of the trouble experienced
with his hands and Is now ready TO
enter actively upon the practice Of
medicine.
1T. Butler shipped 60 head of two
year-Old steers from his ranch in this
county to FOrmosR, Jewell county
where he will feed them this winter.
d. D. Mcdonald, q clerk in DawsOn's
| store, has resigned owing to poor
/ health, and has gone to Lincoln, Neb.,
/ for medical treatment Mcdonald is
/ afflicted with rheumatism.
". II. Martin, Of Minneapolis, Kan,
| was here this week looking after som e
/ business matters. Mr.. Martin was q
/ farmer Of this county for many years.
/ He removed to Ottawa county about a
/ year ago.
| Presley L Lancaster, we'll known to
many people Of Sherman county, is re
/ ported to be In quite poor health. Mr..
| and Mrs. Lancaster are living about
l5O miles north Of San Francisco. His
| physical decline began two years ago.
Mrs. Q. E. Biddle, Of ElgiD, Ill, was
| in GOOdlaud this week to look after
| her land in Voltaire township. The
claim was taken by her brother, G. E.
| Frazee, in 1886. He lives at Champaign,
Ill
E. E. Collier aud wife, of st. Francis,
passed through GOodland Wednesday
/ en- route to Norton to attend the an
nusl meeting Of the Northwest Kan
sas Teachers association. Mr.. Collier
| is principal Of the st. Francis school.
Rev. J. z. Stevens will not preach st
| Edison Sunday on account Of the small
pOX condition In GOOdland. The Ed
son people appreciate religious ser
/ vice, but prefer just now 20 have 1t at
a more suspicious time.
! Florence Bourne, one Of the girl
twins years ago so often spoken Of in
/ GOOdland as Florence and Fannie, is
/ now married and lives in Portland,
/ Ore. Their father, j. @. Bourne, con
/ Quoted a large merchandise store in
/ GOOdlRnd during the first palmy days.
Bishop GriswOId, Of the diocese Of
/ SalIns, having under his supervision
the Episcopal church at this place,
has returned from four months visit
to New York where MIR. Griswold has
been working in the interests of his
/ territory in Kansas
/ Duluh Trachsell, the three and one
half year-Old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Trachsell, died Wednesday
i afternoon of scarlet fever, after an i'll
ness Of only three days. The funeral
was held. from the house Thursday
/ forenoon and iuterment was made in
/ the city cemetery. Mr.. Trschsell is
/ confined to the house with diphtheris
| sore throat
II. N. Halter, formerly of GOOdlsnd,
but now OF Portland, Ore, in sending
I in a years subscription to The Repub-
lie, which has always been read in his
home since be left, makes remark
about the building boom in GOOdlsnd,
and adds that be is glad to hear Of it.
Il tried my best to help build up Good
| land and Sherman county" be says
"but dry weather was too much for me.
and had to give it up and make n
new start. / am glad, though, that
| things have picked mp so those who
| are still there can make something out
l of the countrr