The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-20
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J. h Stewart was a visitor at Hast
ings, Neb-, this week.
Mrs +. W Dodds Is eonvalescing
from a severe illness.
Charles Walmsley, day clerk at the
Depot hotel, is on the sick list.
John Hartzler, an attorney Of Saline,
was here this week attending court.
Mrs. S. A. MOulton has returned
from several weeks visit in Almena.
Miss Edna Townsend, bookkeeper in
Millisack's store, left Wednesday for q
visit in Lincoln, Neb.
g. R. Moore, OF the firm Of Moore &
Stevenson, druggists, Is spending
few days in Wichita.
Thomas Rule, of Cloverdale, Ind, is
in town Mr.. Rule owns land in the
county near KsnOrado.
Miss Gertrude LakiD, OF Limou,
Colo, a brother Of Frank Lskin, OF the
shops, Is visitor in town.
Wanted-HOrses and cattle to past
ure and winter. For prices see OF write
B. ?. Wells, Brewster, Kan.
William Walker, Jr., returned Wed
nesdsy morning from a weeks visit a.
Denver and Colorado Springs.
For Sale-Champiou wheat drill,
almost new; mover; lister; two-seated
! spring wagOn.-Henry Rung, City.
II. II. Auer & Son shipped 40 head o.
cattle TO the Kansas City market Sun
/ day. The shipment was accompanier
| by Dick Auer.
William Jupe has been appointe
deputy sheriff 70 attend TO the matter
/ Of keeping the children at home dur
ing quarantine.
The base and supports Of the water
works tank are being strengthened
Next summer the city should build 81
iron standpipe.
@. L. Calvert has erected a new barn
on his property The building ineloses
carriage house, stables and hay NOV
and is 18x42 feet.
Mrs. E. J. Wilson returned from
/ Ogden, Utah, Friday, where she went
to attend the funeral of her mother
Mrs. Matilda Mcfarland.
County Superintendent John Reed
| has resigned as clerk of the board OF
/ education. He is succeeded by S. A
/ MouitOn, a member Of the board
S. A. Moultou, the barber, was re
| leased from quarantine Monday. Mr.
/ mOultOn and several members of his
/ family were afflicted with small pox.
Gland Coleman, aged Il, a son of W
/ 5. Coleman, was injured in q game OF
foot ball at school last Friday. He re.
| ceiVed dislOcatiOu Of the left should
or.
Kunz Bros. have taken down their
| ice house and viii excavate a deeper
/ pit and rebuild the ice house TO meet
| the growing requirements Of their
/ market.
Mrs. H. II. Richards and her sister
Miss Lizzie Hubbard, left Sunday
morning for the home Of their parents
at HOltOD, Kan. They will remain al
HOltOn during the winter.
Some one accidentally changed over
coats with me in @. L. Cslvert's Office
/ The one taken is q large black coat
| with large collar, nearly new. Will
the party getting the same, please call
and exchange it for his OWn.-G. W
Sapp.
The opera house is being painted
| with a rather sour hooking slate color,
bust just so It. is paint no objection
| will be made. Save thin coat Of vel
low Ochre and oil, this is the first coat
of paint it has received since it was
built.
| Byron Parish, the owner of five
quarter sections of land in Smoky
| township, left Tuesday for Alma, Neb.,
where he will stay for the winter. he
I .tr0ve with him so head Of cattle, which
~ will keep until next spring anr
4 ben turn on the market. he says the
northwest country Is rather inviting e
him at this time, but 10 the dream does
not msterialize something better than
here, be viii come back TO Sherman
\ county. People Who leave here knOE
| This county Is a good place, and &C
away with the thought and purpose OI
/ returning If they cannof fiud prosper
/ ity elsewhere And sure enough. sons
IF them will experience the history OF
the prOdigsl son, in the good book.