The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
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Mrs. F. n. Smith and Mrs. E. s. Bow
CT are visiting in Norton
A chicken pie dinner at the opera
house Saturday for > cents
n. F. Warren, Of Colorado Springs,
was IN GOodlsnd Wednesday on bust
ness.
The Round Table club will meet with
Mrs. Nora Dawson Wednesday after
noon April 1.
The eldest son Of Prof. Mallory was
taken quite sick Tuesday nights case
Of canned beef poisoning.
Mrs. John DashieII, OF Temple, Tex,
q sister-in-laz Of William Walker, Jr-,
left for her home in Texas Tuesday.
E. F. Murphy and ChaIkley A. VIII
son were down 70 Colby last week to
attend the district court Of that county.
Q. Opliger, of Kansas City, Mo-, rep
resenting the Smith Premier Type
writer company, was in GoOdlsnd Fri
day.
Two Smith Premier typewriters we're
sold in GOodlsnd this week; one to the
First National bank and one to M.
Robinson.
". d. BEEN left Thursday morning,
with q mixed carload of horses and
will make his home.
Wilson Brothers, real estate dealers
have farms for sale and rent in every
part OF Sherman county. See them
for cheap lands before you buy or
rent.
John A. Nye, of Chicago, was in
GOOdland, Sunday. He is interested
in real estate matters and the sale Of
1 r.
lands.
l. ". Mclaughlin, Of Geneseo, Kan.
was in GOOdland Friday. He is a
county, and was here on a visit TO his
sister.
The Benten tea for this week was
given by Mrs. Arthur Ratcliff. The tea
next week will be given By Mrs. B. +.
Brown at her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
c. NJ Millisack has painted his
building, now occupied by the Kunz
Bros. meat market, and will use it for
q sample room when the new Runz
market is finished.
George Hess has sold his residence
property in the north part OF town to
Richard p. Powers Mr.. Hess will
move into another house he owns in
the south part Of town.
J. B. Moore Wss in town Saturday
for the first time in two months. He
had been dangerously i'll with the
measles aud the solder boys" are glad
to have him with them once more.
G. 81. Gable, special machinist Of the
Continental Creamery company, was
here from Topeka Wednesday making
some changes and repairs in the
creamery receiving station.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. MiIlisack left
Saturday night for the east. Mr.. Mil
lisack will go to Chicago 10 buy goods
and Mrs. Miliisack will visit several
weeks at Monmouth, Ill, with relatives.
Hugh Robertson, DR.. Harvey, James
cambridge and Jimmy Woods were
down on the Smoky Monday, duck
hunting. So Tuesday the Hotel InRer-
soil guests had tTeat-"ducks for din
ner."
j. M. Tinney, of KiFwin, Kan, was in
GOOdland Monday. He is in the mon
ument business. He delivered two
monuments here. One for the grave
of @. T. HOdgklnson and one for the
grave Of Earl Thorson.
Two monuments from the Norton
marble works we're put up in the Good
land cemetery Thursday. One was for
the grave of Frank Mixer and the
other was for the grave of George
Brinkmeyer's little daughter.
John H Shreve returned Friday
morning from ten weeks absence on
4 visit to HUrOra, Ind. His experience
was mud and sickness, everybody
sick As soon as he got well he bit
the road for Sherman county.
The black horse, one Of the c. E.
SWarts market team, became fright
ened by the sudden appearance Of an
engine from behind the freight depot,
broke his hitching strap aud ran away
and tore up the buggy Tuesday.
"Pete" Coffin, of Denver, a brother of
B. z. Coffin, of this city, passed through
Good and Tuesday night on his way to
New York city Pete told the report
er that he was married the other DAY
and was taking wedding journey.
Mrs. J. 81. Rice is in Kansas City.
where she was called on account OF the
serious illness of her daughter. Mrs.
ham is a brakeman on q Rock Island
passenger train and runs from Kansas
City to Chickssha, Ok.
Joint memorial services respecting
the death OF Mrs. Jennie Walker, the
past department president Of the
Woman's Relief Corps, will be held
at memorial hall on Saturday at 3
o'clock p. N. The @. A. r Post has
been invited TO take part. Appropri-
ate memorial services will be held and
addresses made. All are invited.
Mrs. F. h. Smith and Mrs. A. ID.
Stewart gave 8 six O'olook dinner at
the Depot hotel Saturday. Il Was in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dawson,
who are soon 20 leave for Denver. The
invited guests were: Mrs. Jsmss Boyle,
Mrs. William Usher, Mrs. Z. Q. Wiley.
Mrs. A. Q. Gulick, Mrs. S. B. Hubbard,
Mrs. Ernest Bower, Mrs. r. T. Coots,
Mrs. Pauline Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dawson.
W. S. Robertson post No. 42S, de-
partment Of Kansas, @. A. R, at their
regular meeting last Saturday took
action as to the observance Of memoir
ial and decoration day services. A
committee consisting Of J. 81. Stewart,
Thomas Butt and Wallace Filler, was
appointed TO make ali the necessary ar
fragments on the part OF the post.
The ladies Of the W. r. c., at their
next regular meeting, viii appoint their
committee for the same purpose. It
is the intention to make the coming an.
niversary one Of unusual interest.
Wilson Brothers. ATTORNEYS at law