The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-13

But as for the bucket-Pa WtucEct-
Frank Dawson is in St. Joe this week
on business
Henry RObidoux is in Kansas City
on business.
H Stearns took possession Of the
White barber shop Monday.
Postmaster Stevens was at Colby
Monday night TO attend lecture
o. G. Wileman has retur ned to Good
land after several months absence
Frank Carlson leaves this week for
Udall, COwley county, Kan, where he
viii live on q farm.
Mrs J. T. joyce, Of Pueblo, is in
town this week, called here by illness
Of Mr.. JEFF Powers.
Dan Dyer, Of Smith Center, a travel
/ ing representative OF the Topeka Cap
itals was IN the city Thursday.
The public sale at Sam Vassar's ranch
Tuesday was not very largely attended.
The cattle, however, sold fairly well.
The Round Table club viii meet
with Mrs ". S. Coleman Wednesday
I afternoon, March IL, at 2.3O o'clock
Frank Clark, son Of Mrs. Clark,
/ who lives four and one-half miles west
/ of town, Is quite sick with Ia grippe
z. z. Donly sold his place west Of
/ the school house to W. +. Bartlett,
I Friday, March 6. Consideration $50.
/ Mrs. Q. A. Marsh left Tuesday night
\ for Ohio to visit with her folks. Mr..
i Marsh viii 60 west to look up lOca-
ton.
/ William EuslOw, of GlenrOck, WyO.,
uncle Of Mrs. James Baker, Is here on
q visit. Mr.. Baker works 10 the yards
I here.
Wa Woods, of Lebanon, Kan, was
| in GOOdland Saturday. He Is a stock
buyer and was here looking for bar
/ gains.
L. S. Chandler. Of Clay Ceuter, was
| in GOOdland Wednesday He was
looking for stock with view of pur-
chase.
I J.H. Hinsdale, a graduate of the
Roach school, of Saliua. Kan, is en-
| ployed in the land and law office of G.
L Calvert.
". y. Rowe returned last week from
/ Kansas City and Excelsior Springs.
Mo, where he has been for medical
I treatment.
E. F. Murphy this week sold ali of
the Union Pacific lands in township
IL, range Al, in the north part Of Wal
lace county.
Miss Gertrude Green, of Colorado
Springs, a sister Of Yves Green, Of the
machine shops, Is an town for a visit
with her brother.
Under the new law JUS passed by
the Kansas legislature it viii only cost
you two years In the penitentiary to
run a slot machine
Earl White left Tuesday night for
Denver where be viii make his home
and work at the barber trade. He was
accompanied by his wife.
Mary Ann COgshall, a sister of Mrs.
". Coleman, died at KilbOurne, Ill,
March ,, aged s.. She was living wit b
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph COnOver,
and succumbed TO old age and not to
presence Of any disease.
Fred Dawson returned from Wich-
tia, Kan, last week. he may remove
70 that city aud 90 into business.
Since getting home he has been laid
up with the Ia grippe, but got out on
Saturday for the first time since re-
turning.
/ j. ?. John son, who sold out some
time ago. says he viii remain IN the
county. He has rented the Henry
Clark place east of Chatfield's. After
iuquiring and getting rates TO Oregon
he found them so high he concluded to
stay here.
The ladies Of St. PauI's Guild served
the second Of a series of Lenten teas at
the home of Mrs. p. J. Mcbride on
/ Wednesday afternoon. The third tea
will be given next Wednesday after
noon, March Is, at the home of Mrs. G.
f. Swarts.
r. S. Hendricks, an attorney Of At
wood, Kan was In GOOdlsnd Tuesday.
He Is in the cattle business at present.
j
building at VOltsire, which Was moved
70 GOOdland and Is now occupied Oy
The Republic as an office.
Charles Wernke, formerly Of this
county, of Colorado Springs, was in
GOOdland Tuesday He still owns a
\ quarter section one and One-half miles
northwest Of town. he and Sir. Camp
we're engaged in moving buildings from
Eustis to GOodland-
DR.. Farrow and son Louis arrived in
Goodland Thursday morning from
> Dalhart, Tex, where DR.. FarrOw has
been visiting the past week. Louis
FarrOw is a brakeman on the Dalhart
division and says that both the cOun-
{ try aud his position quite agree with
him
The members Of the Goodland chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Star, gave a
little supper Tuesday night In honor
r Of Mrs. Kate White, who left for Den
yer Wednesday morning Besides a
large attendance Of regular members
I there were present as visiting mem
I bers Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Collier and Mr.. G. b Jewell
{ John c. POstlethwaite, Of jewell
r City, the eminent grand generalissimo
o / of the grand cOmmandery Knights
i, Templar Of Kansas, inspected Colum
I bia Commandery No. s. Of this city on
I / Monday evening. At the conclusion
D OF the inspection the cOmmandery ex
: ] empliied the work By comforting the
Z order on Robert Hendricks, Of Atwood
l after which the Sir Knights participat
: ed In a supper served By Caterer b. i
Coffin