The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-04-10
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A. L. Cullins is spending few days
in Kansas City.
B. F. Parker, of Ssliua, was in Good
land Wednesday.
April a is ArbOr day, SO proclaimed
by Governor Bailey.
W. P. Warmer sold his residence to
William TrOOst this week.
TIP. Leonard is suffering from the
effects Of a sprained ankle.
Miss Lulu Auer has gone to Linds-
borg to attend the Messiah
E. B. Tressell, of st. Francis was a
GOOdland visitor Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. 81. Smith left on No.
Tuesday morning for Chicago.
Arthur Stewart, of the First Nation
al bank, was a visitor in Kansas City
this week.
Billie Walker returned from q trip
to Grand Island, Neb, Thursday
morning.
The Round Table club will meet
Wednesday afternoon, April ID, with
Mrs. j. D. Hartman.
E. Thorson, n. d. Cuthbertson and
Probate Judge Calvert are examining
the county tressurer's books.
Mrs. Lucy Morse returned Friday
morning from Denver where she has
been visiting several weeks.
The Dawson store has q hitching
rack Just south of their new location
TO accommodate the tea ms Of farmers.
II. Entwistle Is now the oyerseer Of
the cemetery grounds and persons
wishing cemetery lots cared for should
see him.
HE. Cain, of Topeka, representing
the Continental Creamery Company
was in GOOdland Wednesday. He is
selling hand separstOrs.
The post office building will be moved
onto the FarFow lot soon. The lot is
being cleaned up preparatory to the
removal OF the building.
il. York, OF Roswell, q brother OF
G. p. York, Of LsBlaDch, arrived in
GoOdlsnd Saturday on a visit TO his
brother whom he has not met for seven
years.
Miss Green, travelling saleswoman
for Armstrong and Anderson, whole
sale fruit dealers OF Topeka, was max
ing the round of the stores here
Wednesday
Thomas Rule, Of Cloverdsle, Ind, ar
rived in GOOdlsnd Saturday morning.
he reports the spring unusually for
ward in Indiana. he has land in this
county near Lamborn.
Cbauncey Dewey, W. ]. Ratclif and
Clyde Wilson, Of the Oak Ranch, were
in GOOdland Saturday and Sunday and
left in their private conveyance for
Atwood Monday morning.
Pentheks, the name Of q post office
in Rawlins county and the beadquar-
tiers OF Chsuncy Dewey, has been
changed to Oak Ranch, the name Of
the Dewey ranch st that place
h. P. Candy has moved his Office
building from its old site back to the
rear Of the lot and viii build on TO il
in front and make q residence Of il.
This week be sold his residence prop
erty to Potter. Mr.. Candy is contem-
plating taking long outing for his
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Wilson, Of
CrestO1, Ia, were in GOodland Mon
day. Mr.. Wilson was an officer in an
Iowa regiment in the Philippines, and
was in the same brigade with the 10th
Kansas. he was here on business con-
CerpiDg the sale Of some Sherman
county land.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens, Of GoOdland,
who has been conducting q revival
meeting in the Christian church in
this city, returned TO his home Tues
day evening. Seventeen conversions
were made under his preaching and
all became members Of the church.
We are informed that Mr.. Stevens viii
preach here every two weeks during
the summer. Mr.. Stevens is q strong,
forcsful speaker, deeply in earnest in
bis work and our people like him very
much. Besides preaching for the
Christian denomination OF his home
town be is also postmaster OF Good
land in which position be is also very
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