The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-06-26
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Henry Hartstine, Of KsnoradO, was
in town Thursday.
Nan and wife wanted on ranch. En-
quire at this Office.
Dan Dyer, subscription solicitor for
the Topeka Capital, is in town.
Ed. Tippins left Wednesday for Wis
cOnsin for visit TO his mother.
DR.. Freeman, Of Hoxie, Kan, was
here to see Dr.. Fsrrow Tuesday.
E. s. knight, Of the secretary of
states Office, at Topeka, was in Good
/ land Saturday.
Attorney E. F. Murphy was at Colby
Monday, on q land case, and returned
/ home Tuesday.
Display posters are out announcing
| the coming celebration Of the Fourth
OF July in GOOdlaud.
William Ennis and George Kelly
were in Denver this week TO attend the
races at Overland Park.
| Dick Powers shipped q car load Of
horses TO Hays City Sunday night
They will be sold there.
Herman Upton, manager Of the
| Millisack store at Burlington, Colo,
was in GOodlsnd Monday.
| J.H. Stewart has finished bis two
five room houses in the sub of blocks to
| GOOdland and has rented them.
Mrs. HodgkinsOn, mother Of Fred
and Clark HodgkinsOn, is here from
Nebraska for an extended visit.
/ Simon Ak, who has a position with
/ Colorado mining company, is visiting
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John AK, Of
this county.
The Jail at Goodland, Kan, looks
| something like the new executive
Office at Washington, ID. C.-ROcky
Mountain News
] Phil Wichael, express messenger
from Council Bluffs to Denver, and
an old resident Of GOOdland, was here
Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. A. d. Ebert sold her ousehOld
goods on the streets at auction sale
Saturday. She returned to her home
in Missouri the first Of the week.
A musicale and recital will be held
at the Methodist church Tuesday even
ing, June 80, by Miss Mayme L. ListOn.
Admission . cents
| Freight crews which catch a second
section Of q passenger train now just
make the freight division instead of
the passenger run as formerly.
| Joe Cullens moved, Monday, into the
frost house recently occupied By J. ].
Warmer. He vacated the old J. B.
Penn house, now owned by ". Powers.
! E. ". Thompson, assistant general
pas senger agent Of the Rock Island
I with headquarters in Kansas City, has
resigned. His successor has not been
named.
Rev. T. A. West, pastor Of the Christ
ian church, will preach at the Christ
| ian church next Sunday, June %, at
/ IL O'Clock, a. N. and o'clock D. N.
Everyone cordially invited
G. F. Zillmer, of South Bend, Ind,
Was in GoOdland Saturday on q visit to
tire family of E. T. Townsend. They
were former acquaintances in Ne
brsSka.
Mrs. Lee Conquest aud her three
chill, Iren, Of ShermanvilIe township,
retuI ned Monday from a months visit
to her father, J. ". Tibbles, Of Colo
RADIO S priDgs, Colo.
DR.. Forbes, of SeIden. Kan, was in
GOOdla51d Tuesday. He Is the eye
special sc Of that little burg, aud was
here to see what be can do in the treat
ment Of the eyes Of Jim Hamilton.
The ow ners Of Montgaudry, the i'm
ported P, srcherOn stallion, which has
been KEEP at the Hopes livery barn,
which is b sing built on lot northwest
Of the Inge rsOll hotel
G. E. Swa rts is building a sod house
north Of town to take the place Of the
frame structure, which will be moved
into the city limits and rented. CaSs
HOgebOOm, SlEart's butcher, will &C.
cupy the sod dwelling.
z. ThOrson returned from Denver
Saturday where he was called three
weeks ago by tire illness OF his daugbt-
er, Mrs. ]. S. Cox Mr.. ThOrson re-
ports her cOndit. iOn as better and the
chances Of her re COvery are encOurag-
ing.
il. Finegan, Of Cheyenne county,
returned Tuesday from a trip to Den
yer, where he took his daughter OF II
to st JOsepb's hospital about two
weeks age. His ds lighter will remain
10 the hospital for several months
treatment before r,aturniUg to her
home
John Garden, who left Sherman
county about month ego and went 10
Topeka to live, has returned aud viii
remain here until next year. At pres
ent his family is residing in Colby. Mr..
Garden bought so acres OF farm land
near Topeka, but will not get posses
sion until next year. When the flood
struck Topeka he was at q place ten
miles north, but was down to see the
rushing waters, and says be never
wants to see such sight again.
Cattle Dip.
We have ordered q car load Of cattle
dip. All cattlemen wanting this dip