The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-07-31
TOLD IN A LINE.

James N. Fike, Of Colby, vas a Good
land visitor Monday.
Mrs. h. b. Bsrsby is spending a few
days at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bower were Wis
itOrs at Norton this week
Roy Coleman is driving the delivery
wagon for Dawson & Dawson.
W. n. Erington, Of Ruleton, was q
visitor to Norton county last week.
Mrs. Thomas P. Leonard is at Colo
radO Springs for a visit with relatives.
Miss Edna Townsend, Of the Millissck
store, is spending a weeks vacation in
Denver.
Mrs W. H. Fsrrow has returned
| from Oberlin where she went to attend
a family reunion.
A. n. Farley left Wednesday for
| southeastern Kansas where he intends
to remain for some time.
Curt Willis has been quite sick with
/ pneumonia for the past two weeks, but
is reported getting better.
John CuIlins went to Atwood Wed
/ nesdsy with his race horse. He will
have a race there Saturday.
Chalkley Wilson returned Tuesday
| from a business visit In eastern Kan
sas. BE was absent two weeks.
E Safer aud Charles Miller have re-
/ turned from trip to the mountains.
They we're accompanied by their fam
lilies.
Elmer z. Ames, of Norton, a deputy
national bank examiner, was here Non
day to inspect the First National
bank.
George King, Of Holdredge, Neb.,
was in GOOdland wednesday. Mr.
King formerly lived near Ruleton, in
this county.
D. D. Mcdonald is a new clerk in
the Dawson & Dawson store. He is
from Oberlin and arrived here We'd
nesday morning.
Barney MeCluskey, a pioneer Of
Sherman county, will leave about Aug
ust 10 for San Antonio, Tex, where be
will make his home.
A vaudeville show, conducted IN a
tent, held forth in GoOdland Monday
| evening. The attendance was good
but the show was bad.
One of the prisoners Of the Jail, serv-
ing 30 days sentence for petit lar
ceny, was taken i'll Saturday and had
to receive medical attention.
The Seven Day Adventists, who have
been conducting services here in a
tent for several weeks, have left for
other fields. The services were poorly
attended.
Dick Powers returned from Hayes
Il City Sunday. He sold out the bunch
Of horses be drove there for q good
figure. He also worked in the harvest
field there for about two weeks.
Lewis Frydendall was ct Hays City
last week While there he worked two
days in a harvest field at $3.50 per day
played IN a baseball game and had a
good time generally. He returned home
Wednesday.
q. Fl. Auer has made two nice lodg-
ing rooms Of the leantO OF the build
ing che purchased Of Fledelius. The
main building is located near the
creamery building aud will be put in
shape for rent or sale.
A Kansas City reporter may have
explained, Inadvertently, the reason
for ChaGncey Dewey's unpopularfty
in Rawlins and Cheyenne counties by
the statement that he wears adiamond
ring, low cut shoes and lavender socks
Prof. Mallory wishes to announce
that anyone desiring to communicate
with him concerning school or other
matters, should address him at Esbon.
Kan The mother of Mr.. Mallory IS
. quite sick at that place, and he may
stay there indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Under arrived
= here from Norton last week. Mr.
Linder WEs formerly employed in the
Rock Island water service here. he
has purchased two houses previouslv
b owned by Mrs. Keith, and will occupv
one and rent the other.
W J. Cole. accompanied by his wife
and child, arrived in GOOdland SIM
day evening. They have been living
at FL Reno o. T., for several years. Mr..
Cole formerly resided in Cheyenne
county, and was on his way to visit
BIS father, Levi Cole, who resides near
Bird City.
Cyrus Anderson, secretary Of the
; Kansas board OF railway commission
ers, says that it viii be an impossible
> ity for the railroads to get enough cars
IN the state to prevent q car famine
BE adds that the wheat crop is so large
that il viii require ali the available
freight cars to get the first instzIlmsnt
J TO the market.
Barney McCluskey aud wife. of
Sherman county, we're in Atwood yes
terday. Mr. McCluskey is one Of the
J old settlers Of this county, having
worked on the Mccoy ranch, the
4oL1AAA1o HAaSS l45b UQEtl or EOWn. II
1878 and 1879. Mr.. McCluskey sold
his place IN Sherman county and viii
leave for San Antonio, Tex, about the
1st Of A1gust.-AtEOOd Citizen.
Miss Mary Finegan, the eldest
daughter OF J. j. Finegan, Of Chey-
eDns county, who was taken to St
JOsephis hospital Denver, some time
ago for treatment Of q chronic ailment
vas recently brought home BIZ her
father. The doctors could do nothing
for her, and since her return the nal
ady has unsettled her mind and she
was sdiudged insane last Monday.
Miss Finegsn wiz be taken to the
asylum at Topeka Mr.. Finnezan has
many acquaintanoss in this county.
/ who VIII regret 20 learn Of the mis-
fortune that has come 70 bis family.
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