The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-09-11
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at the Oberlin street fair.
J. A. Trent is about sgain after Sc
we're illness Of several weeks
Mrs. G. ". Jupe has goneto Phillips
burg for q visit with her father.
n. High, Of Wilson, Kan, was here
this week visiting bis son, Roy High.
doc" Phillips has returned from q
trip to COncordia and Hastings, Neb.
Mrs. S. BeideIman and Miss Pearl
Prewitt are in Denver to spend few
days.
G. r Lewis, Of Milwaukee, Ind, Of
the Perkins Windmill company, was in
GOOdland Saturday.
LII Ernst left Sunday night for
Chicago where be will buy his fall and
winter stock Of jewelry.
II. 81. Clayton, OF Clear Springs, Mo-,
was here Saturday to look at the farm
OF j. ". BTuner with q view TO pur-
chase.
Mrs. Amos Adams returned to her
home in Topeka Wednesday after q
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
J. Trent.
L. S. Crawford of Edgerton, John
son county, Kan, was here Saturday.
He formerly resided on his ranch on
the Smoky.
Mr.. Graybell's son and John Bene-
dict, of Grant township, who had the
typhoid fever. are getting better and
will soon be sbOut.
DR.. L. s. Golden was in Goodlsnd
Monday. DR.. Golden lives at hensing-
ton, Kan, but owns considerable land
in Sherman county.
Mrs. Nancy Smith aud son, Ross
Smith, OF Fairfield, Ia, who has been
visiting her son a. @. Smith, returned
to her home this week
z. NJ. Baughman, Of Dexter, Ill, was
here Saturday looking over the county.
He was considering the matter of buy
ing a place here for his son.
J. T. Butler, who owns the BEEN
ranch, returned Tuesnay night from
COncOrdia where he went last Thurs
day TO attend the funeral OF a daugh-
ter.
Grace and Beulah Roth and Pearl
Kimmel are students in the high
school from the country. There are
/ p enrolled IN the high school depart
ment.
John Reed aud William HarRraves
drew the SO prize at the shooting gal
lery last week for the best score Of six
shots. Each made 81 points out Of a
possible so.
T. P. Leonard has put up an iron
awning aud pus down a concrete side
walk to his brick block. It IS the
proper thing and others may well fol
low the example.
Mrs. II. II. Grafton, representing the
Old Ladies' Rest, at LeavenwOrth,
Kan, was in Goodland Tuesday solie-
ing funds for the maintenance Of that
benevolent institution
Miss Eva White returned Thursday
from a months vacation in Omaha,
Lincoln, and other parts Of Nebraska.
Miss White will teach a school west Of
town this school year.
F. B. Cramer. Of Havelock, Neb.,
brother Of Mrs. Q. l. Morse, was In
GoOdland Saturday and visited few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Q. L Morse,
who live five miles east OF town
Q. A. Hodgkidson, OF Tabor, Ia, but
formerly OF Sherman county, was here
this week to visit his brother, Fred,
and to look after some stock which be
has here, and which he viii ship TO
Iowa
@. ". Stong, living in the southeast
part of Sherman county, shipped two
carloads Of cattle from Edison TO Kan
sas City Friday. One carload Was beef
heifers.
Charley Aim. Nsls Nelson and John
Nelson left Monday overland for Mis-
souri, They are travelling to see the
sights, work q little in the meantime
and finally end up in Sherman county
again.
Mrs. Joseph Edwards aud her
daughter, Mrs Sadie Adney, Of Colo
RADIO Springs, is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. @. E SEsrts- Mrs. Edwards lived
in Goodland q good many years ago.
Her husband died about year ago.
William Thompson, one the Of old
timers Of Sherman county. bat who
has been living at Abilene for more
than q year, returned Tuesday. Mr..
Thompson looks we'll 70 bis old friends
and expects to stay in Sherman county
this time.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odist church will meet Friday after
noon, September IL, with Mrs o. e.
Dawson Refreshments viii be served
and the public Is invited TO pstrOnize
both the social and refreshment part
Of the meeting
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. ". Hudson, Of How
land, No., father and mother Of Mrs
H F. Wheatley, left for their home
Monday night after q visit with the
Whestley family. Mrs. Claude Van
Hook. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs II. T.
WheatIey, accompanied them for q
visit-tO their home
William LaughIio, OF Wallace
county, was up TO GOOdland Saturday
and bought large bill OF lumber for
the purpose Of building q barn snd
sheds. One item Of the bill vas 5000
shingles. He figured all around, and
on the purchase Of old buildings, bat
finally bought here as the cheapest and
best business proposition
Al Earnest, Of Cheyenne county,
was IN GoOdland Monday to meet bis
son, @. 9. Earnest, Of Butte Mont.
The father bad not seen his son for Is
years. Msssrs Earnest senior and jun
Tor are butcbers by trade. O. O. Earn
est Is in the market bushes in Butte,
but his fsthsr is living IN Cheyenne
county, shout 50 miles from Coodland.
LEX Hersi
Beef By the quarter 81 cents per
pound-in smaller quantities In proper