The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-08-28
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Fl5lb WITH 0eE parents
Charles Sawyer, a banker OF Norton, |
was IN town Wednesday.
Mrs. F. L. CurBin has returned from
q few months visit in Ohio.
Fred Cole was at Smith Center last
week to attend the county fair.
James n. Fike, the Colby politician,
was a GoOdland visitor Wednesday.
jim Breeder, q brioklayer working
in GoOdland, spent Sunday in Colby.
J.. Cullen was called to Colorado
Springs this week to see q sick friend.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman has returned
after a vacation OF three weeks IN
Colorado Springs.
jim Woods returned this week from
AtchisOn, where be has been several
weeks on a business mission.
CD. Jones, a lawyer Of Norton, and
also a member Of the legislature from
that county, was in GOodland Wednes-
day.
Mrs. ". E. Conner returned to her
home IN Denver the first OF the week
after few weeks visit with friends in
| GoOdland.
II. b. Auer & Son furnished 1000
loaves Of bread for the st. Francis
soldiers reunion and delivered the
bread Monday.
Wade Warner is keeping the books
at the First National bank during the
absence OF A. D. Stewart at the st.
/ Francis reunion.
Charles Buschow, OF Colby, state
| senator, was 10 town Wednesday on
/ his way to st. Francis to attend the
old soldiers reunion.
| IT. Buuger, Of Fort Dodge, Ia, is
/ looking over Sherman county lands
| with a view OF making some pur chases.
The country Plesses him.
| Allen Roberts, or Mankato, Kan,
/ formerly OF GOOdland, was in town
/ last week. He was en- route to Victor,
Colo, where be will be employed in a
/ drug store.
Chesterfield Myers, OF Denver,
| stopped of In GOodland Saturday on
/ his way to Topeka to see his mother
who Is being cared for in the insane
asylum there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. ". Hudson, Of How
land, Mo, are in town for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. T. Wheatley. Mrs
! Wheatley is a daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hudson.
| George CulIins, who had his leg
broken at Selden recently, was able to
/ be down town this week. The break
is in the ankle aud has been placed In
. plaster paris cast.
Miss Percy Shibe, q student OF the
Kansas Wesleyan business college,
/ went to Abilene this week where she
takes q position In the Office Of DR..
Sbelley.-Salina Journal.
Miss Hubbard, OF Holton, Kan, sister
Of Mrs. II. NJ. Richards, has taken Miss
| Myrtle Runnells' place in the Richard
son confectionery store. Miss Hib-
bard arrived here Friday.
o. Q. Blackburn, a horse dealer Of
st. Francis, was in GOOdland Friday.
He was accompanied by his brother,
R P. Blackburn, OF Denver. Mr.. Black
burn drove a surrey aud a fine team Of
young horses.
John Knight IS cutting hay on the
lOW-lands OF bis rauch. He reports q
heavy crop and the yield will be suffi-
Cieut to winter a hundred head OF cat
Gle. He brought two loads OF hay to
town Saturday.
j Q. R Jones, OF Topeka, supreme
court stenOgrapher for Justice BUrch,
was in GOOdIand Wednesday, aud was
being shown around by his friend Tom
Hamilton. He Is the son Of Q. D. Jones,
representative OF Norton county.
Thomas Butt had to get a livery
team Saturday and drive out 70 his
country home to get his fife, without
which the old soldiers reunion would
be lacking one Of its most interesting
features Mr.. Butt knows how to play
the ffe.
Ed Miller, son OF Rev. G. P. Miller,
aud who has been employed iu the
Cullen's barber shop, left for CabooI.
No., Monday night. He will join bis
parents there and attend the high
school at CaboOl this winter instead OF
going to Baker university.
William Walker and Charley Greg
| Org made q trip to Selden Monday
and returned Tuesday morning. The
traction engine which Mr.. Walker has
doing work 10 that neighborhOOd with
threshing outfit got out OF keller
and they went down to repair it.
Rev Woodward received By express
. last Friday morning from Des MOines,
Ia, nice looking parrot. The bird
is tho young to catch on to much now.
or Drsyman Mayors might have taught
, It a trick or two while Bringing it up
from the depOt.-Phillipsbur News.
An eleven-mouth's-ol twin child of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. Davis died of
, cholera infantum Sunday morning.
Both Of the twins we're sick but one is
on the way to recovery. Funeral serv-
ice vas held at the house Monday
morning at ten o'clock. Rev. West
conducted the service.
Prof. Mallory, principal Of the Good
land city schools, returned Sunday
from q several weeks visit to- his sick
mother at EsbOn, Kan. For several
years Mrs. Mallory has suffered from a
siege Of rheumatism, and Is so low with
it at the present time that she is
scarcely able to move hand or foot
The high school building is under
going repair to put il in readiness for
school, which begins September Z. The
entire ceiling Of the high school room
is being plastered and hard finished
The plasteriDg in several Of the other
rooms VIII also be patched where
needfuL 7. ". Raines is doing the
work.
Miss Mira SEsyne and Webster E.
Purdy we're married AZ the home OF
the brides parents in Denver Sunday
evening. Miss SaWyne is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs L SEsyDe, formerly OF
GoOdland. Mr. Purdy is q Colorado
Springs business man, and the young
couple left Immediately after the ser
\ vice f0- thar NrrEr-u h~r,o IN fh,k -1e- .