The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-05-20
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hOHse Of her parents IN Missouri
H. 1. and John Jones, of Burlington,
were here Thursday on business
The Sherman county normal institute
opens at a late date this year-Augustl L
F. D. Mann, Of Burlington, Colo, a
hardware merchant, was in GOodland
Sunday.
Boyd Irwin, of St. Joseph, Mo-, is in
town the guest Of his uncle, J. NJ.
Waters.
Attorney Willard Simmons, of Nor
ton, was in GoOdlsnd the latter part of
last week.
Asher Wilson was at Colby Sunday,
acting as advance agent for "a Gay
Deceiver."
Up. Cullen has sold two of his resid-
ence houses to William frost, consider
alton 81 $50.
Miss Lulu Auer is at Colby for few
days visit, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fike.
V. W. Goodrich moved his family to
town Tuesday from his ranch northeast
Of Rhine POstOfice.
The Dawson & Dawson, and Cole
man stores have been provided with
new adjustable awnings.
Mrs. B. ". Jacobs left Friday night
for Topeka for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Dustin.
DR.. FarrOw was at Burlington, Colo,
this week to receive a treatment from
Dr.. Gillette's electrical machine.
N. S. Allen, of La Porte, Ia, is in
town looking after his property inter
ests. He viii remain here some time
Mrs. James Griffin and George have
gone to Denver for a visit of a weeks
with Mrs. Grifin's mother, who is very
Ill.
Harry Fike, of Colby. spent Sun
day in GOOdland. He intended leaving
on No. 6 Sunday morning, but missed
the train.
DR.. Cottner, Miss Rowe and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hamilton, of GOOdland, ,
were Sunday visitors in Burlington
Record.
Mrs. William Jupe returned this week
from HOisington, KAN where she
spent several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. P. D. Agerter.
Clark Shimeall, of the First National
bank, spent Sunday with his family at
Norton. He will move his family 70
GoOdland next month.
AT a funeral of Norton county man
last week the preacher observed that it
was the first time in ten years that the
man had been to church.
]. A. Goodwin, special agent examin-
ing old soldiers for an increase in pen
sion, was in GoOdland Monday and
made trip to KanOradO.
Arthur Tart, agent for the Smith
Brothers Loan and Trust company, of
Beatrice, Neb., arrived In town We'd
nesday on business for his company.
Rev. 7. A. West did not preach at
the Christian church Sunday, being de
tanned IN Colby to deliver the address
to the high school graduating class.
Anna Simmering, one of the girls
helping Mrs. Auer IN the AueT & Son
restaurant, will go to her home in the
country Saturday for weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. L. Boyle has returned from a
trip to LindsbOrg, Kan, where she
went for a visit with her daughter,
George, who is q music student in Be
thany college
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Smith, OF
Grant township, left Tuesday for Lin
coin, Neb., for several weeks visit.
Before returning they viii make a trip
to other places.
Mrs. s. E. Stevenson and Mrs. E. R
] Armstrong, mother and sister of 7. A.
Stevenson, returned to their home al
Oneida, Kan, Sunday, after two weeks
visit in GOOdland.
A. D. Stewart sold his residence or
! West Eleventh street last week to John
| Miller, consideration $3.50. Possession
| viii be given the first Of June. Mr..
/ Miller is a Rock Island brakeman.
&C. Shahan, of Bird City, solicitor
/ for the WOOdmen Accidental associa-
/ ton, of Lincoln, Neb., arrived IN Good
/ land Monday and viii stay here about
/ four weeks rustiing business for the as
sOciation.
| T. E. Townsend, manager of the
| Foster Lumber yard here, mas sold the
house he recently built to T. W. Sim
mons for S7OO. Mr.. Simmons lives al
Norton, but formerly operated a farm
near Ruleton.
Warren Shamburg, of Waldo, Kan.
/ is the new StenOgrapher fOPE +. Muir
i ply. He received his instruction II
| stenOgraphy, and business education
/ in the Kansas Wesleyan business col
lege at Salina.
Sam Johnston, of Wallace county
was in GoOdland Wednesday on hi:
/ way home from a visit in Clay county
i NED johnston mas HNSQ IN WailaCt
! county a long time and has been en-.
/ gagged in the cattle business.
H. E. Cain, of Colby, suPerintend
/ ent of the Continental Creamery com
/ pany's business in this territory, was II
| GOOdland Wednesday. He is the sue
Cessor to E. 9. Mewhirter, who ha:
left the employ Of the Continental
Miss Clara Purvis, of Denver, Colo.
! Is visiting her brother, J. W. Purvis
/ and his family, and also her sister, Mrs
/ Charles Franklin and husband. Nj
/ Purvis is a machinist, and Mrs. Frank
/ lin is the wife of Engineer Franklin
Miss BIyra Bartholomew, of Astabula
| o., daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E
Bartholomew, has been helping in the
| telephone central Office this week Miss
/ Bartholomew came here several weeks
/ ago, and viii remain with her parents.
/ One of the new rubber tired buggieS
/ of the Kellogg livery barn had tongue
! broken out Of It Monday. A fractions
horse WaslO Of a team taken out &c
/ break to drive, and the animal became
unmanageable, breaking the pole and
/ a single-tree-
NJ. A. Hawkes., Of Chicago, while en-
route to Denver, stopped of at Good
land Wednesday and Thursday look
! ing after his holdings OF Sherman
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