The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-09-25
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Chalkley Wilson returned Tuesday
from business trip to Topeka
Torrey Everett, Of Council Bluffs,
Ia, was in GOOdland Monday morning.
Z. Z. DonIy made trip to Denver
Tuesday, partly for visit and also on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dryden returned
last Friday from a ten days visit to
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. z. S. Derby left Thursday night
for Center View, No., for a months
visit to her old home.
William Hutchinson, Of Brewster,
came to town to live, Sunday. He has
q wife and two children.
I. Morrow, of Wallet, Colo, was in
GOOdland, Friday. He sold a team Of
horses to George Bradley.
John Lister left Monday for Broom
field, Ia, on visit to relatives. He
will be gone about six weeks.
Rev. A. H. Lewis, Of Bates county,
No, father-iu-law of I. P. Crawford, Of
Smoky, is visiting with them.
Do. Bryan, who lives in Smoky
township, Is seriously Ill. Dr. Gulick
went out to see him Monday.
Mrs. h. B. Dusenbery and son Henry
started Sunday night TO visit relatives
at Topeka and Pawnee City, NeO.
Jasper PyIes moved on the Marshall
place which he has rented for a year.
He Is eight miles southwest Of town.
Dr. W. II. FarrOw returned Friday
from visit to Peabody and Wichita,
Kan. He was absent about two weeks
Miss Mae E. Crawford, of Kansas
City, No, is visiting with her brother,
7. P. Crawford, who lives on the Smoky.
Miss Mary Martin, OF Burlington,
Colo, was in GOOdland Friday, shop
ping and having soma dental work
done.
Dell Bower, of Norton, was IN Good
land Monday and Tuesday on a visit
to his brother and to see old acQuaint-
ances.
Sherman Peters, the seyenteen-year-
old son of r. L. Peters, has been quite
sick with cold and tOnsilitis, but is
better now.
J.B. Dyatt shipped three carloads
of cattle from his ranch on the Smoky
to Kansas City Monday. Doc Phillips
went with the shipment.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
refreshments Friday afternoon, Sep
TENDER p, at the Winsel residence.
Everybody invited to come and dine
Frank Dawson and family moved
into a residence on Broadway Monday.
They made the change from the west
part Of town so as to be nearer the
store.
A B. Montgomery and E. F. Mad
den, two of the TOwnsite company
were here several days this week look
ing after their property interests aud
the sale Of lots
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 9. Quick, Wednesday, Septem
Der Is. The birth cards are out, and
the name Of the little one is announced
as Ethelwyn.
Charley Olson, Of LaBlanehe, vii
/ build q frame house 13x26 for ". j
Detwilder on one Of the DR., L S
/ Golden places. He commenced tht
/ work Wednesday.
The four young men who we're sent
| enced TO 60 days in the county Jail TO
/ stealing a grip of No. 9, belonging e
/ Fannie Gilbert, were liberated Friday
They stole the grip July 10.
Q. R Shelton moved into the JOIN
Chambers house north OF the shop
Monday. This house recently refittet
and put IN prime order was fOTmerl,
the school house three miles west o
| town.
Charley Rule, of Caldwell, Kan, va
i here last week He was formerly en-
gagged in business at KanOrado, and
well known in the county He report
that wheat 10 that section Of the stat
only yielded ID bushels to the acre
Two prairie fires were started in thi
/ county on Sunday. One in Gran
/ township, supposedly set out By tn
I children Of III. B. James while herdin
cattle The second FIRE was started b
I q Rock Island train four miles east Q
I town and burned up q pile Of ties tn
] Grant IRE burned over two sections.
/ The Catholic church here is cOntsm
! plating erecting q six-Foom house 70
4 the priest, who likes Goodlsnd an
4 wishes 70 make his headquarters hers
4 The bishop is expected to come {
n GOodland this fall to hold confirms
4 ton and to dedicate the new church
II Timely noti3e viii be given as to "a
date OF the bishops coming