The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-11-06
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from a visit in Denver.
A. b. Baker, a st. Francis iveryman
brought party to GOodlsnd Sunday
J. ". Tibbles, Of Colorado Springs,
was q business visitor in GoOdland
this week.
William HogeboOm snd wife return
ed Friday from g visit to friends and
relstives at OnslOw, Ia.
Mrs J. 7. Joyce, Of Colorado Springs,
was in town this week the guest Of her
sister, Mrs JEFF Powers.
Mrs. J. E. George, wife of Engineer
George, arrived in GOodland last week.
They viii make their home here.
". H.-Skelton, of Salina, vas in
GOOdlsnd Friday. He is proprietor Of
the school OF telegraphy in Salina-
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ne
thOdist church will meet Friday after
noon in the church for a quilting bee.
Lee Conquest brought in q load Of
alfalfa bay Saturday from bis ranch on
the Beaver. He cut 125 tons this year.
Mrs. @. z. Fuller was at Colorado
Springs last week to sttedd the wed
ding Of Miss Blanche Barlow TO Mr..
Crist Kumm.
Mrs. J. R Morris and her sister, Miss
Myrtle Critchfield, left Monday night
for their home in Denver after q short
visit in GOOdland.
Henry Yautis, an engineer, returned
Sunday morning from a seven weeks
visit at F'indlay, III. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
c. ". Cline, of Topeka. secretary of
the Kansas Town and Land company,
was here last week looking after the
interests of that company in this
county.
Harry Peters had his left shoulder
badly hurt last week while careing for
some horses on the Frank RoOntz
place. He was brought to town and
/ DR.. Smith attended him.
| 7. A. Stevenson, Of the firm Of Moore
| & Stevenson, druggists, returned from
| Oneida, Kan, Sunday morning, where
/ he went to see his sister and mother,
who have been very sick.
An error was made in reporting the
rattle Of the 50 mersehaum pipe last
week. The rattle and sale Of the costly
| and elegant pipe was at Moore & Stew
/ ensOn's instead at Richards store.
Dick Powers left Tuesday with 46
/ head OF horses which he will drive
across the country, perhaps as far as
] HOldredge, Neb., and sell them out on
| the road. He will 60 by the way OF
Oberlin.
S. A. Miller, a conductor on the
/ LimOn-DeDYer run, was here Tuesday
! on business. Mr.. Miller lived here for
| a number of years and owns resid
ence property in town
/ H Greiger raised corn this year that
/ will make 90 bushels Of ear corn TO the
a Of - nv
hibitiOn in @. L. CalveTt's office. Mr.
| GTeiger's ranch is in VOltaire town
| ship.
Mrs H. II. Barsby spent Sunday with
/ her brother, III. L. Keller, III Colorado
| Springs He is the brakeman who had
/ his arm taken off at the shoulder a
/ few weeks ago by being run over. He
| is improving rapidly and is able to be
about
] r. a. Kent was at Denver last week
i to pay insurance to the widow Of the
! late W. r. Morton. Mr.. Morton carried
900 in the Fraternsl Aid association,
/ of which Mr.. Kent is secretary Of the
/ local branch.
/ o. r. Monroe arrived here last week
/ from Denver aud will engage in bust
ness IN GOOdland as soon as he can
secure a location. Monroe conducted
a confectionery store here before re-
moving to Denver few years ago.
Harry LeemaD, son Of W. W. Lee
man, master mechanic at Dalhart, was
accidentally shot in the hip last week
/ DR.. Smith, Of Good land, was telegraph
ed for to 90 TO DalhaFt to treat the
boy. Mr.. Leemsn formerly lived 10
| GOOdland and was an engineer on this
| division
! Dave Cunningham, formerly round
1 house foreman in GOOdland, passed
through here Saturday en- route to
/ Valley Junction, Ia, where be will be
| Cunningham has been shop foreman
for the Colorado & Southern at Den
yer for several months
/ Mrs. E. +. Murphy returned Wed
nesday from Lincoln, Neb, after hav-
I ing attended conventions Of the II. Q.
l 7. U at BelOit aud Kansas City. She
I visited with Mr.. and Mrs Q. 2 Rus
| sell, Of Lincoln, formerly of GoOdland.
/ The Russells left GOOdlaud In 1893 snd
/ went to Mexico where they spent near
ly ten pears.
The announcement made some time
I sgO that W. Z Ward had resigned his
\ position as register Of the Colby land
Office to enter the employ OF the land
/ department OF the Union Racinc, seems
| to have been unfOunded. Mr.. Ward is
\ quoted as saying: The announcement
I was premature. There may be some
/ thing in il after a while but not now"
/ Rev. David Harrison, OF MsnkatO.
Kan, accompanied by his wife, arrived
/ in GOOdlsnd Monday morning from
\ Denver where they had been on a visit
/ TO their SOD, Ira Harrison. They were
met here by their son, l. E. Harrison,
/ Of St. Francis. whom they will visit for
some time. Rev. Harrison Is 3 member
/ OF the Methodist church and was in
the ministry Of that church for 30
l years.
/ Marion Walker has placed on exhi-
/ bitiOn q remarkable root or bulb.
/ found by him on Eagle Tail creek,
/ Wallace county. 1t resembles a huge
/ radish aud Is 30 inches long and the
/ largest circumference Is 30 inches.
Some call it q wild morning glory root
and others think il belongs to the soap
weed or cact1s family. at any rate it
/ Is curiosity. Ii Is on exhibition at
I @. L Cali ert's Office.
The O. Q. Dawson house is progress
I inc toward nnmnlnffnn The uorlr has