The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-09-04
TOLD IN A LINE.
Monday is Labor day.


Dr.. ". h Farrow left yesterday for
q business trip to Peabody, Kan
s G. Hunter, Of Atlantic Ia, was in
town Wednesday on land business.
Garfield Forney returned to his
home In Belle PLANE Tuesday night.
H r. Bittman, Of Mustag, Ok, is
here TO look sitter land owned BY him
in LlsnOs township.
A. Walden, OF Kensington, and J. H.
Walden and wife, OF Smith Center,
were in town Tuesday.
John Tibbles, Of Oberiin, was in
GOodland Thursday and visited with
DR.. FarroW and family.
". SuIser, Of IretOn, Ia, who has
real estate interests in VOltaire town
ship, was in town Thursday.
Mrs. ". M. Davis and children have
returned from visit with friends and
relatives in Burlington, Colo.
Claude Corey, solicitor for the Mu-
tusl Life Insurance company, OF Kan
sas City, was in town this week.
Miss Vints Kelley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Kelley, has returned
from long vacation in Michigan
RI Peters was IN town Monday,
after slight attack Of malariai fever
which be contracted in California
Mrs. Amos Adams, Of Topeka, is
here to see her father, A. J. Trent, who
has been quite sick for several weeks.
Mrs. Hopper, Of Valley junction, Ia.
is visiting with MT. and Miss Laurine
Walker. Mrs. Hopper is related to the
Walker family.
Mr.. E. J. and Miss Nellie Scott en-
tertained friends at whist Saturday
night. Mrs. +. II. Smith was the
champion player.
Mrs. J. A. Adams returned Tuesday
from an outing at Colorado Springs
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. n. J. Billings.
James McCresth, Of White City,
Kan, was in town this week He is
looking Sherman county over with
view Of purchasing land.
Frank Dawson, ". S. Coleman, Al
fred PreWitt and Camille Jupe went
to Norton "Wednesday night to spend
day or two st the Norton county
fair.
Miss LYDIA Seaman and Miss Emily
Floyd left on the local passenger train
Thursday morning for Colby, where
the Seameu Sisters will establish q
millinery store.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the home OF Mrs. j. n. Waters Friday
afternoon, September 4, and will serve
refreshments. An invitation TO che
public is given
George White and son, Of KanOrado,
brought in 81 head of mixed cattle
Monday which they had sold to J. B.
Dyatt, and were taken to his ranch
on the Smoky.
Marriage license was issued by Pro
bate Judge Calvert Tuesday to Kyle
Mann and Carrie McDaniels, both Of
Brewster. The contracting parties are
young people Of Sherman county.
Miss Stella Filler is keeping open the
Office OF DR.. Harvey, the dentist, dur
ing his absence, and will make AZ
rsngements for dates on dental work
to be done when the doctor returns
A "swap" social was held at 5be ID.
Z. Derby residence Monday night
The social was held in the unfinished
second story Of the building aud
merry time was enjoyed by the crowd
that was present.
Attorney E S. knight spent several
days this week in GoOdland on his
summer vacation. Mr.. knight Oo-
cupies a desk IN the secretary OF states
Office, in the same department as
under the Stanley administration.
Lewis Miller, of Arlington Heights,
Ill, the owner of the Russell ranch in
VOltaire township, and who lived on
the place during 1898 and 1894, arrived
in GOOdland Thursday morning to
look after his land interests here.
L II. Arensberg, of the Arensberg &
Cullen's drug store, is having a vaca-
cation. in his old home town, AtchisoU,
Kan. E. F. Crosby, q pharmacist Of
Colorado Springs, is doing the pre-
scriptiOn work In the absence Of Mr..
Arensberg.
An itinerant shooting gallery man
has put up a tent on the Teeters lot
and the boys are doing the shooting.
A prize Of 80 or S15 rife is adver-
tised to be given away every week to
the person that makes the best score
In SIX shots.
G. A. Hays, sheriff Of Wallace
county, and his brother, NJ. Q. Hays,
Of Norton county, and two sons, David
and Thomas Hays, we're in GOOdland
Wednesday. The brother and nephews
we're on their way home to Norton.
Miss Nellie Hartman left Friday for
Lindsborg, Kan, where she will con-
tinue the study Of both vocal and in
5bEum6uLdI muslC 81 DGLuaOT college,.
Miss Hartman is talented musician
and her many friends are glad to hear
OF her advancement.
Ethel Waters, who was visiting
with her Grandma Waters, in Wash
ingtOn, Ia, fell from q tree and tract
ured the bones Of her left arm last
week. Her sister, Bessie, vent as far
as st. Joe TO meet her, and they return
ed to GOOdland Tuesday.
z. +. Murphy returned Tuesday
morning from a visit in Illinois. he
says crops are better in Sherman
county than in Illinois. He saw Swan
Strand and E Hulstrom, who left
Sherman county last fall and bought
farms in the Sucker state. Their crop
Of oats will yield only about eight
bushels an scre, and their corn is very
poor
A pleasant lawn party was given By
little May Jacobs, Monday afternoon,
TO few girl friends. The table was
tastefully decorated with sweet peas
and pRusies- After an hour OF two
spent in games, light refreshments
were served on the lawn The follow
ing young misses we're present: Ethel
Wheat, Kathrine Millisaek, Marie Oak
ford, Mary Randall, Letha Wilson,