The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-01-23
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new office IN the brick block.
Harry S. Rail, Of Burr Oak, Kan
was in GOOdlsnd Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. T. Brown are spend.
ing few days IN Kansas City.
Miss Maggie Seaman has returned
from visit at Burlington, Colo.
John Lister returned Sunday from
Iowa where he had been on q visit.
Attorney ]. l. Finley, Of st. Francis,
was In GOcdland Monday on business.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. JEFF Powers Thursday, January 10
A. E Mass shoe shop is in the build
ing one door north Of the Cullens'
cafe
Ernest Bower returned from Kansas
City, where he went to buy stock, Sat
Urday morning,
Miss Roses entertainment free at
the Methodist church, Saturday even
ing January "a.
vices at the Episcopal church Sunday
morning and evening.
S. Townsend, who broke his thigh
about six weeks ego, Is doing finely
and is on the way to recovery.
E NJ. Swsyze, representing the Pho
neer Shirt company, OF Wichita.
Kan, was in GOOdlend Wednesday.
A II. Stewart, Of Denver. Colo.
manager Of the Union Mutual Life In
surance company, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy High returned
from Wilson, Kan, Tuesday morning.
They spent about three weeks with Mr..
Highs parents.
Mrs. J. 7. Joyce returned TO her
home in Pueblo Tuesday after spend
ing some time here with her sister,
Mrs. J. Powers.
Arthur Poff, formerly Of this county,
is In town. He has been working at
Pueblo for the past two years. He left
here ten years ago
Judge AdamsOn talks Of securing an
auto mobile to carry passengers and
mail between St Francis and Good
lsnd.-S-. Francis Eagle
Mrs j. H Harvey will leave Satur-
day for Horton. Kan. on business. Her
daughters, Florence and Stella. viii &C
company her, and will remain in
Horton.
H. P. johnson, Of Wyoming, Ia ac-
cOmpanied by his wife, is here for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoge-
boom Mrs. Johnson is a sister Of Mr.
HOgebOOm-
Lloyd Perkins, Of Lawrence, Mimi, is
visiting with William Walker, ST.. his
grand father. He arrived here January
8, and will leave on the 18th Of this
month for home.
Ex-Representative JOsia Crosby, Of
St. Francis, was in GOodland Tuesday.
He served three terms in the legisla-
ture from Cheyenne county, and was
succeeded by w. B. Lockwood
W. II. Chandler, brother 70 II. l.
Chandler, who moved here some three
years ago, left Saturday night for
lockwood, Ia, for visit with his
mother and brother and sisters.
WI. Dubre, 4. o. Dubre and a. S.
Haworth left Monday night for Kalis-
pen, Mont. They shipped their goods
and some stock in two emigrant cars.
They will engage in farming at Kalis-
pell.
NJ. B. Lewis and family removed
from VOltsiTe township to Flora, Ill,
about one year and a half ago. News
comes to old friends and neighbors
that they are rejoicing over the birth
Of boy at thier home recently.
A drummer went into a Lacrosse
restaurant yesterday morning and
asked for a shredded wheat biscuit.
The waiter did not want TO get it and
the customer had to use FOrce.-La-
Crosse Chieftian.
A Colby editor told his subscribers
to help edit the paper, said he: ST you
get married send in the particulars. If
a baby arrives at your home send IL
-,
out two babies we're left in front Of his
sanctum.
George Hess has opened MP his
hardware establishment In his brick
store room He has his stock we'll ar
ranged and will welcome ali his old
customers and as many new ones as
will favor him with a call. He is pre-
pared to supply the wants Of the public
in the hardware line.
G. NJ. MiIlisack went to Topeka Sun
day night to attend the Kansas State
Retail GrOcers'and General Merchants
association, which was In session in
Topeka this week. He read a paper
on Premium Giving of the manufact-
urers OF Foods; How il Affects the
Merchant He was accompanied by
Mrs. Millisack. They will return home
the latter part Of the week.
John Hartzler, q prominent lawyer
OF Salina, was IN the city Monday look
ing after the Dunlap Reynolds law
cases here. Mr.. Hartzler was once q
citizen Of Norton county But that
was when he was young and limo
cent" 50 he remarked. In 1883 , be
was a clerk in George BullOck's fam.
Gus hotel at Lenora when Jim Bur.
we'll and Bob McKenna were his com
panions- He narrowly escaped a ca
reer made notable by Jim Burwell
choosing rather its kindred profession
l-laE.-NOrton Champion
A joke is told on q certain younE
man, Of Kanorado. who is very bashful
/ He went to see his best girl one night
recently and IL began 70 rain and il
rained and rained and rained. She
| told him il would be a pity for him x
90 home in the rain and asked him r
stay all night. he hated 70 refuse 50
/ be said al right and she told him she
/ would go aud prepare his bed Il re
I quired some little time aud when shl
1 came back imagine her surprise Al
/ finding him dripping with rain She
asked him where be had been and b.
I told her he went home TO get his nigh
shirt