The Goodland republic., 1903-07-17
TOLD IN LNE.

ElA1 MGEAs
james n. Fike. Of Colby vasa visitor
here Tuesday.
Dr.. FarEow is about, after a slight |
indispOsition.
G. II. Millisack made a trip TO Bur
lington Monday
jim Woods has gone to Atchison on
a business mission
Rev. J. Vernon Rose, Of Newton,
Kan, vas in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. ". Usher has gone to Denver
for visit with her sister, Mrs. J. Il
Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.P. Tone Wilson, of
Colby. returned to their home Monday
afternoon
Mrs. ". h. Farrow has returned
from an extended visit TO friends in
Oberlin, Kan.
c. R. Buschow, Of Colby, son Of the
state senator, vas q visitor in Good
land Saturday.
Miss Nellie Usher Of Hoisington,
Kan, is In town, the guest Of her sister,
, Mrs. J. ". Usher.
Lee McCsnts is making extensive
| Improvements to his residence In the
| southwest part Of town.
Frank Dawson was east this week on
! business connected with the Sumner
I Sherman Cattle company.
Tod Reed, an attorney in the Farley
insurance case. returned TO his home
in Smith Center Saturday night
The EpwOrth League has decided TO
| suspend its Sunday evening services
until the first Sunday in September.
". s. Vinegar, Of Burlington, Colo,
banker, and president Of the Kit Car
son Land company, Tss in GOOdland
Monday.
10. Allen, of Guthrie, o. T., was in
| GOodland Tuesday. Mr.. Allen was
| formerly superintendent Of schools Of
Cheyenne county.
Clyde Harper left Goodland this
week for Pueblo, Colo, where he will
take a course Of studies in dental
college of that place.
7. B. Burish, wife and child, from
Jewell county, were here this week.
Mr.. Burish is an invalid and is seeking
climate favorable to his health.
Probate Judge Calvert, John Reed
and H. II. Floyd constituted the COM
mittee which made the quarterly ex-
animation Of the county treasurer's s
books this week.
! Pat Cullins has returned from Okla
4 H
Stryker conducted a saloon for q
couple Of months. They sold out the
business and Stryker went to Denver.
Reta Farley, OF Orleans, Neb., the
plaintiff in the insurance case, and
formerly proprietor Of the CONNER
cisl hotel, was in town during the days
Of the trial. She returned home Mon
day.
J.B. Dawson, Of Grant City, No,
wa here last week for q visit with bis
brother, o. Q. Dawson. Mr.. Dawson
was enroute to Boulder, Colo and was
accompanied by his wife Mrs. o. O.
Dawson joined them for the Boulder
, visit
Mrs. NJ. E. Mccormick and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Mccormick and little
| daughter, from GOOdland, are in town
to visit relatives and friends here fo1
, about two weeks.-Phillipsburg Dis.
patch.
R. N. Scott, Of Pittsburg, Kan, pres
. ident OF the National Mutual Insur
snce association and general adjuster,
was in GOodland last week to attend
the action brought against his com
pany by Reta Farley.
DR.. Luke Q. Higgins, OF Naples, III.
was here this week lOoki-g over the
ground, and for his health. He will
invest in several quarters Of land, and
| possibly himself and son may locatt
] here in the practice Of medicine.
= County Clerk Prewitt has been pro
vided with the necessary number o.
copies Of the laws which were passed a
the last session OF the legislature, anC
is distributing them to the justices o
, the peace and some other officers.
, Mrs. ". 81. Ryer, Of st LOUIS, is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. L. E. Brink
er, OF this city. Mrs. Ryer was former
ly Miss Steinke and is quite vel
known to many residents here, hsvinl
? grown to WomsnhOOd in GOOdlsnd-
=, II. d. Cutbber5sOn left Saturds,
, night for place near Horton, Wher
be will boss gang of railroad graders
/, The position was given him by Rick
I man d Thomas, railroad contractors
who Own q ranch north Of GOodIRnd.
T Fred Robertson, of Atwood, Kan
D ex-cOu nty Attorney, of Rawlin
county, was here this week on legs
business for the Nebraska Loan AM
3 Trust company. He is looking up tn
D condition of mortgsged lands held
by the company.
Albert Harmes, living four mile
south and two miles east Of town, ha,
so acres Of wheat destroyed by hai
r MO4Qhgs Il. N summons, living elg0
miles west Of GOOdland, had his GRO
destroyed By hail Tuesday evening
!, Both we're insured.
, Chauneey Dewey, ". J. McBrid
and Clyde Wilson left the Shawne
= county jail Monday afternoon. The
4 viii 60 from Topeka 10 Eureka Lake
Manhattan, where they will stay 70
several weeks. Beyond that It is no
known where the men will go.
A long coal siding has been built q
the Rock Island yards here for thi
purpose Of storing coal. The snOl
q fence north Of the park has beer
! moved back and the siding runs alOn
the north OF the park almost 70 tn
e depot building. The coal will be store,
q for use in emergencies
/ The collection boxes Of the Children'
, Home society, which had been left il
the VARIOUS stores in the town, Her
taken out last Friday by Rev. SheF
= man The contributions amounted &
q Sl160. The largest amount in one DO.
was Sl6O, and the smallest 90. Th
= boxes were put In June 3
At nine O'Clock. Thursday forenoon
q while George, son Of Al. Hartzler. va