The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-07-24
TOLD IN LINE.

Chalkley Wilson is east on a bust
ness trip this week.
Mrs. J. ". Usher has returned
from a visit In Denver.
Miss Blanche Shogren left yesterday
for her home in Nebraska.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
HestOn Tuesday, July d
Mrs. s. B. Hubbard has returned
/ from visit to Wisconsin
Henry Yersin, Of the Mfllisack store,
/ spent Sunday at Burlington, Colo.
Frank Dawson has returned from a
/ business trip to southeastern Kansas.
Mrs. W. II. FarroW went 20 Oberlin
yesterday to attend q family reunion.
Few farmers we're in town Saturday
owing TO the busy time Of cutting wheat.
] Mrs. G. L Calvert and children re-
I turned Saturday morning from visit
| IN Indiana
Miss Mrry Campbell, Of Horton, is
/ in town, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
/ Duncan
/ DR.. and Mrs. T. H Smith entertained
q number OF guests at six o'clock din
uer Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atsn are spend
l ing q weeks vacation with Mr.. Aten's
mother in Burlington, Colo.
DR.. Freeman, OF HOXie, was here Sat
urday TO see a sick child OF his son, A.
/ E Freeman, Of the shop force
al Prewftt, John knight and Gene
I Woodruff, OF Topeka, composed a fish
| ing party on the Beaver this week.
Mrs. II. s. Simonton and children,
OF Horton, Kan, are visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Barnett.
Clyde Wilson, one of the men
/ charged with the murder Of the Berry
family, Is visiting his parents In Salina,
Kan.
Mrs. E. G. Wiley and Mrs. A. G..
Gulick returned Thursday night from
q months visit with relatives at Phil
/ lipsburR.
DR.. R. B. Harvey is laid up from ivy
/ poisoning which he contracted last
commandment
Mrs. James B ,inbridge and little
! daughter lefS Wednesday morning for
/ Windsor, III, where they will visit
until about September 1.
Jacob Tracbsel brought a fat young
COW to town Friday for the local beef
| market. The animal brought al, and
weighed something over 1900.
Mrs. Joseph Lindsey, OF Nemahs
/ City, Neb., was in GOodland this week
to sell her land in this. county. She
/ left Wednesday morning for home.
g. B. Lewis, representing the Per
kins Windmill company, was in Good
land Wednesday. The eOmpany's
| factory is located at Mishawaks, Ind.
b. P. Hood, OF Emporis, treasurer Of
the Live Stock Sanitary board, was in
/ GoOdlRnd Saturday, In connection with
live stock inspection under the quarsn-
tine law.
DR.. W. R. Townsend. Of Eagle, Neb.,
arrived in Goodland Saturday morn
ing on No. 5. DR.. Townsend is a son Of
| E. 7. Townsend and came on q visit to
his parents.
The wsterworks will have a new
smoke stack. The large flues have ar
rived and will be put in place soon. 1t
will be 50 feet in height and 20 inches
in diameter.
D. Heaton OF Wichits, Kan, former
I y Of Greenfield, Ia, was in GOOdlsnd
Saturday on business. He has land in
the county and some fine wheat on the
same, 70 be harvested.
i Charles 8. Ward, editor OF the West
ern Times, at Sharon Springs, died ct
ten o'clock Saturday morning after a
.
youngest editors in the state.
| DR.. c. A. Gillett, and his brother-in-
law, A. z. GFisWOld, of Burlington.
Colo, we're in Goodland Wednesday.
Mr.. GrisWOld will enter the employ OF
the Rock Island in the roundhouse here
| Report comes through the Oakley
Graphic that Frank Teeters, who is re-
CeivinR treatment in a Kansas City
hospital, is improving sud the doctors
now have hopes Of his complete re-
cOEery.
| The II ess brick warehouse, which
Ess pure based by ". S. Coleman, has
been torn down and the material
moved to the site where Mr.. Coleman
is preparing to erect q brick store
bull ding.
DR.. Gulick was out Monday TO see
the three yeer-old little girl Of Q. Z
White, living northeast OF Ranorado
The child was kicked over the left eye
By q young colt, making quite ; cash
and cutting 70 the bone.
Monday John Rankin, who lives
about six miles southeast OF town, was
harvesting field Of so acres OF wheat,
which viii average between ID and %
bushels to the acre. The grain was
standing high and presented an ad-
mirsble sight indeed
The Fledelius building, which was
bought by h h Amer & Son, has been
moved from the lot just south OF the
First National bank 70 q lot vest Of
the Ausr eating house This will give
room for the immsdiate pushing Of the
work on the Dawson brick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". West, OF
Geneseo, H., arrived in GOodland
Wednesday evening on No. Al. They
. are here to visit their son, George O..
West, who Is well and favorsbly known
; here. He is ia charge Of the West
ranch located in the southeast part Of
the county,
Fred B. Glover, the Kansas City
plunger, brought up 500 head Of cattle
from RaWlins and Sherman counties
last Saturday, and has hsd 9 force Of
men at work all week branding and
dipping them preparatory TO taking
them out to the Colorado Esnge.-St.
Francis EAGLE.
] lawson Hillman left Sunday night
for Manhattan, Kan, where he win at
tend the State Agricultural college the
coming school year. He will not 20
there ct once but viii work IN the har-
vest field and through threshinF on
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