The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-10-02
TOLD IN LINE.

Vernon Bower, OF Norton, travelling
for furniture house, Vas IN GOOdland
Friday.
RE. Han brought in a load Of fine
melons Friday. Mr. Hall is quite q
hOrtioulturist.
The o. P. Liston house is already en-
closed. II will have four rooms, q
closet and q Tersuda-
r. R Search, q butcher Of Almene,
Kan, bought carload Of stock OF
Gus Strand Friday.
WI French, Of Topeka, manager Of
the Kansas Press Clipping bureau
was in GOOdlsnd Saturday.
It is reported that Sam Vassar win
be in GOOdland in q few days with
car load Of Apples from Idaho.
Mrs. Isaac Smslley, Of COyle, Ok, ar
rived in GOOdland last week on visit
70 relatives and acquaintance.
". q. LawIess, or st. Francis, was in
.GoOdlaBd Thursday on his way home
from trip 20 Burlington, Colo.
D. J. Bryan, living on the Smoky, is
still seriously Ill with disease OF. the
nervous system resembling paralysis.
Mrs. Edgar Curry, OF Cheyenne
county, was in GOOdtand Monday 20
get medical treatment for heart dis
ease.
in. Berry, Of Cheyenne county,
was ia GOOd1Rnd Thursday. Although
Of the same sir name be Is no relation
70 the Berry boys.
H. P. Kirk, Of Kansas City, Mo, was
in GOOdlsnd Wednesday. He is q
stock man aud represents Kansas City
commission houses.
John Burgwald, formerly sheriff Of
Cheyenne county, but now a resident
OF Colorado Springs, was IN GOOdland
Thursday on business
R A. Kent, Doc Phillips and the
shooting gallery man left Monday for
Wrsy, Colo, where shooting tourna-
ment was held this week.
William Freeman Parker, represent
ing the Golfers Weekly was in Good
land this week aud did q splendid bust
ness in the subscription line.
John Thompson, a Colorado hotel
waiter, who formerly worked ia the
Windsor hotel, IS now working In Jer-
y COthu's restaurant.
IL. S. Allen returned to GOodland
after an absence Of about SIX weeks.
He visited different cities IA Pennsyl-
vanla, New York and Canada
A. c. Woodland, Of Superior, Neb.,
was in GOOdlsnd, Saturday. He form
erly lived about ten miles south of
GOOdIsud TOR several years.
r. W. Brown, Of Sugar City, Colo,
was in GOOdland Saturday renewing
old aequintsnces. He formerly lived
IN the Kimmel BeighbOrhOOd-
William Sylvester, Of Garden City,
Kan, brought in q load of sweet po-
tatOes Friday, selling out some by re-
tail and the balance Of the load to
DOuly & Scott.
Mrs. Biedleman aud her sister, Miss
Pearl Prewitt, returned Sunday night
on No. 10 from q three weeks visit in
Denver. They visited with their sister,
Mrs.sEarl Arnold.
James Bainbridge, Conductor Tip
pens, and FiTemen Hutches and
CrItchheld went down to the Morris
Critchfield ranch Of Goose creek
Wednesday for a duck hunt.
b. H. AueI has rented his building
near the creamery to Mrs. L. Nichols,
| whose sons work in the shops. Mrs.
| Nichols is a widow and has SIX child
rem. She will take bOsrders-
Sheriff Bradley returned Friday
morning from BelOit, Kan, where he
went Wednesday night to take Katie
Stellyus to the industrial school,
T. ". HOsR, OF Cheyenne county, has
moved to GOOdlsnd and will reside
with his SOD, Willis IL. HOag, who is
now living here and is employed in the
machine shops.
DR.. Bruce Slower aud his brother,
/ Lee Slower, and John EuRlebert, all
| Of WatertOWn, S. D., were in GoodlaDd
/ Wednesday and drove out southwest
to look at stock and see the country.
NJ. l. Chandler brought in q bunch
/ Of cane Wednesday that measured u
/ feet aud 6 inches IN height. This
| beats the record in this county this
| year. If any one has taller cane bring
/ il IN.
| A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. D.
| p. Ageter, OF HOisiDgtOn, Friday. Sep
TENDER >. Mr.. and Mrs. Ageter for
merly lived here. Mrs. Ageter is the
/ daughter Of William Jupe.
q. B: DOerfer returned Saturday
/ morning from Kansas City, where be
went with two car loads Of cattle, one
Of which Ess his own, and one w. j.
/ DetWiler's and others. The cattle sold
we'll.
William Walker, Jr-, had a separator
Of threshing outfit burn up Thurs
Il
separator caught IRE from the engine
and was total loss valued at 500.
/ he will send down another separator
/ soon.
! Mrs. o. Q. Dawson moved her barn
\ Friday from her former residence in
the west part Of town to the lots on
| Broadway where she viii soon build q
/ house. The barn viii be used as q
carpenter shop WAile building the
/ house.
6. d. Luscomb, OF Topeka was 10
| GOodlsnd Saturday en- route home. He
/ is interested in cattle in Wallace
county, but lives in Topeka and is
msmber OF the fire department there.
J. F. Tuesley, Of Cheyenne Wells,
/ Colo, was in GoOdlsnd Friday. He
was accompanied BY bis nephew, F. E.
/ Whitaker, Of Athena, Kan, aud drove
across country TO Colorado. Having
taken in the races at the county fairs
down the line east Of here, they are
now out for a hunt in Colorado.
u ~ Stevens was AT Norton Tuasdav