The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-12-18
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A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dockerty, Monday, December Z.
A son WIS born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.A.
ChiInOerg, Of this city, Tuesday, Dec
ember ID.
~ town for q visit with his son, g. III.
MillIsack.
A new Acorn stove was placed in the
county treesurer's office in the court
house last week.
Oscar Pusch, the we'll known cigar
salesman Of Marysville, Kan, spent
Sunday In GOodlsnd.
RhOades Allen, formerly of this
county, Is in town. He has been in
Indiana for some time.
Mrs II. 7. Scott, Of Denver, formerly
Miss Mamie Limbaugh, of this coun-
ty, is visiting in GoOdland.
Ladies wishing sewing or crocheting
Of any kind done, please call on Mrs.
Poland, at the Penn property.
William Walker, Jr-, is at Chanute,
Kan, this week looking over the oil
fields there with view Of investing.
d. W. Van Wrinkle returned Satur-
day from several months absence at
PittsburR and Gslena. Kan, and at
Joplin, No.
Ralph W. Grain, Of Salina, Kan, a
salesman for the Remington Type
writer COMPANY, was in GOOdland
Wednesday
Mrs. J. H. Stewart left Wednesday
evening on No. A for Evanston, III
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. A.
| S. Warmer.
John Browne, formerly employed in
the shops here, leaving here for Den
yer, where be was employed at the
plumbers trade, is in GOOdland.
Charles Kunz returned Tuesday
morning from q visit to relatives at
Burlington, Ia He says be had a Lice
time, but is glad to return to a warmer
country.
a. VIM, the Ksnorado merchant,
was IN town yesterday. The report
| that he had sold out was erroneous. He
was on g deal but it failed OF consu.
nation.
Sam HOdney was kicked by a horse
| last Saturday at his farm southwest OF
town, breaking three ribs. He was
struck by the horses bOOf Just under
the right shoulder blade, and was seve
/ rely hurt.
Q. l. Cochran, Of Seymour, Ia, is the
! person who bought the Gust Strand
| place, just south Of town. Mr.. Strand
/ IS to give possession soon, and prob
/ ably Mr.. Cochran will come to Sher.
man county to live.
The next republican national con
vention viii be held in Chicago. June
21. Three cities bid for the conven
| ton, Chicago offering $4,000, st. Louis
| 10000, Pittshurg 100000 The Offer
| Of Chicago was afterward raised to
S75, 200.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
/ A. S. Warmer, of Evanston, ILL.,, Sat
urday, December II. Mr. and Mrs
/ Warmer are well known IN GOOdland
/ but are living in Evanston where Mr.
/ Warmer Is finishing his education al
| the theological department Of the
| Northwestern university.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Murphy, OF Goodland
/ president Of the the Sixth district W
Il @. T. u, has an article in the Decem
Der Messenger, the official organ Of the
| ". Q. L. Z. Of Kansas. accompanied
/ by her portrait. The communities
/ ton is characteristic Of the writer
zeal for temperance, or in other words
a more exalted citizenship.
Charles Rucksdashel will leave foI
Germantown, Neb.. December q, and
will live there in the future He has
/ resided IN Sherman county for 1s
/ years, aud for a long time has main
i tanned his family, on account Of Mrs
Rucksdashel's poor health, at Ger.
mRntOwn. Mr.. Rucksdashel has dis
posed OF all his personal property, bat
still holds a half section Of land in
/ VOltaire township.