The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-01
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Newton Krow has painted his resi-
deuce.
Mrs Pauline Hartman was quite sick
this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Book last Friday.
The interior Of the Ennis drug store
has been redecorsted.
Sunday will be the biggest day in the
history OF Sharon Springs.
Mrs. J. L Boyle aud Mrs. 7. A. Bald
win spent few days in Denver this
week.
Phil Yoke left last week for Cripple
Greek where he has secured employ
ment.
Mrs. Jean Cuthbertsou, of Chilli
eothe, Mo-, formerly Of GOOdland, is
in town.
G.L. Calvert was at Colby Tuesday
on business before the United STATES
land Office.
s. A. Moultou, Of the Moulton & Gull
Inns barber shop, has gone TO Missouri
TO visit his mother.
Al. Cullins left this week for Colo
RADIO where he will look for a location
to engage in business.
John Nye, of Chicago, was here last
week having brought out a purchaser
for Sherman county land.
The Round Table club will meet with
Mrs. J. E, Stevens next Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock.
The Barnett residence has been i'm
proved, new walk, picket fence and
coal house having been constructed.
Leon Sumerlin, representing the a
n. Kellogg Newspaper company, Of
Chicago. spent Friday in GOOdland.
Mrs. n. Frszee and daughter, Ms. J.
G. Layton, of ConcOrdia, Kan, have
been visiting E. W. Frazee, Of this
county.
CT. Weber, of Wichita, formerly of
GOodlsnd, is in town on a business
mission. Mr.. Weber is in the grain
business at Wichita.
DR.. and Mrs. F. II. Smith returned
Friday morning from a two weeks
visit 10 Chicago. DR.. Smith is think
ing Of locating in Austin, a suburb Of
Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve
light refreshments at the Methodist
church Friday, May 8, from two TO five
in the afternoon A general invita-
tiOE is given.
Ira Harrison, of Denver, was in town
this week on his way home from st.
Francis, where he was formerly en-
gagged in business. Mr.. Harrison was
accompanied by his family.
Dick Powers, of Goodland, and R n
Watson, Of Ellsworth, Kan, bought a
car load Of horses here this week,
drove them to Colby Tuesday and
shipped them from that point to Els
worth.
Frank Freed, of Cambridge, III,
| bought a half section eight miles
| southwest Of GOOdlaud last week. He
came here with J. a Nye aud the bust
ness was transacted through Mr. Nye
and E F. Murphy.
| Ice cream and cake aud straw Der
ries and cream will be served by the
| Ladies' Aid society, Immediately after
4 the school exercises, at the opera
house, Friday afternoon. Ice cream
and cake, ten cents; straw berries and
cream, ID cents. Everybody invited.
| Wilson Bros. report the following
land sales this week See or write then
If you wish TO buy or sell land: South
east 80 Al; northeast $40; southeast
81 81; south one half 1879; north
vest 1912; southeast 1873; south
east 23-T-4O; northwest 26-9 Al; south
east , 9-3T; southwest S-7-3S.
| Doubtless the earl Of Yarmouth
/ would not have married Miss Tbav
| without her fortune; but no more would
Miss FhsW have married Yarmouth
without his title. So far as the eIe
ment Of calculation is concerned It is
to put it plainly, clear case Of hors,
and hOrse.-Kansas City Times.