The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
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burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Radcliffe are visiting
in Illinois.
Chalkley Wilson went to Colby Sun
day 20 worship.
G. F. Weber returned to his home
in Wichita.
Mrs. Paul Kearns, Of Colby, is a new
clerk in the Millisack store.
B. F. Brown has been confined to his
home the past week by illness.
Arthur s. Plat, Of Kansas City,
No, was here Monday buying horses.
The Round Table club will meet with
Mrs. FIJI. Smith Wednesday afternoon,
May %
in. Fike, of Colby, Kan, ex com
missioner Of the board of railroad
commissioners, was in the city last
Tuesday.
n. A. Turner, editor Of the Colby
Tribune, was in GOOdlaud on business
last week.
G.L. Calvert was at Colby Tuesday
on business before the United States
land Office.
frankie Mcbride has box kite and
sill the small boys are interested in
helping him fly it.
Mrs. H. z. Mcclure has returned
from a several weeks visit with her
parents at Pueblo.
s. a. Moulton has sold out his inter
est in the MOultOn Il Cullins barber
shop to J. J. Cullins.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Derby, Monday. The new
conner is the first born
The Christian church has extended
a call to Rev. T. A. West, Of Wichita,
Kan, to become its pastor.
Arthur Platt, OF Kansas City, a horse
buyer, shipped car load OF horses
bought in this county Thursday.
Mrs. J. r. Eicher, of Smoky town.
ship, left Wednesday for six weeks
visit with relatives at Pulaski, Ia.
r. A. Kent has a corn pepper and
peanut rooster. It Is q new pattern
and mounted on rubber tired wheels.
Miss Minnie Sweeney, who has been
visiting friends in GOOdland, returned
to her home in BelleYille Wednesday
Mrs. l. l. Ernst and children re
turned from an extended visit to rel
atives, at Clinton, Mo-, Sunday morn.
ing
A. L. Cullins and Charley stryker
who recently left GOOdland, are now
conducting a saloon in Oklahoma City
OF.
A new sidewalk was put down il
| front Of the court house this week
from the front entrance to the sOutl
corner.
Gene Woodward, representing tn,
Hall & Mcdonald LithOgrsph com
pany, of Topeka, was in GOOdlanC
| Tuesday.
Mrs. S. B. Hubbard and daughter
Jennie, and Miss Kate lawless, a siste
Of Mrs. Hubbard, left yesterday for
visit in Palmyra, Wis.
DR.. A. G. Gulick has built q new
barn on his premises. He will builC
| an addition to his residence soon Tn
material is already on the ground.
Mrs. J. A. Adams, who was employed
in the dry goods department of tn
/ MillisaCk store is now working IN tn
| same capacity In the Dawson store.
/ Miss Kate Brown, Of Norton, is visit
ing in the city, the guest Of Prof. Nc
| COrmick and wife. Miss Brown wa
once instructor in the county norma
here.
Jacob Rummell, the uncle of A. D
| Rummell, was here on 8 visit thi
| week. He left here Tuesday evening
/ for EmpOria, Kan, where his daughte
/ lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart havu
| purchased q new Steinway baby grant
/ piano. IL arrived last Thursday aud i
an INSTRUMENT OF brilliant tone and ap
| pesrsnce.
| DR.. ". H. Fsrrow has been appoint
ed health officer. He made q goo,
record while be held the Office 70
nearly five years. The town viii havt
to clean up now.
l. B. Miller, Of Selden, Sheridan
county, purchased the George Hes
Il ranch this week. The decided laud EN-
braced one section and q half, with
| section Of school land leased.
Q. R Teeters returned Tuesday from
Alliance, o., where he went three week
ago on a visit to relatives and to at
/ tend to some business matters con
nected with his fathers estate.
II Dodge City is to have q new thester
u 1t is said that since the last one VS..
built Dodge has Quieted down enough
20 restrain its desire to shoot out tht
lights on the night Of the grand open
ing.
Mrs. J. ". Dodds was hostess st
dinner party at Cofin's Wednesds,
i evening. The guests were Mrs. Z O
Price, Of Denver, Miss Minnie Sweeney
Of Belleville, Kan, Mrs. Pauline Hart
man, Miss Lulu Auer.
An imported Percherou stallion wa
shipped to Goodland Saturday, By tn
Fairbury Percheron Horse company
The stallion is coal black, weighs 1,SO
pounds and is five years old. Dicl
Powers has charge Of him.
Mrs. E. o. Price returned to he
home in Denver yesterday after
weeks visit in GOOdland, the guest o
| Mrs. Pauline Hartman. Mrs. Pric
lived in GoOdland at one time and en-
joyed her visit here very much
The recital By the students Of Mrs
Il A d. Stewart at her home Saturda,
evening was much enjoyed BY tn
I guests. The students on the pro
gram were: Lille Shaw, Jennie Hub
I bard, Florence cambridge, Alice Hart
man, Frank Brown, Bessie Rimme
Ethel Bsgley, Marcie BiddisOn, CARR
III Hess, Georgia Miller and Eva Bush.
George f. KOrnegsy, editor Of tn
Dalhsrt Sun, shot and killed ".
I Keith, an attorney, at Dalhart, Tex
/ Monday. Keith had threatened to xii
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