The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-06-10
TOLD IN LINE.
John Boyle is in Wisconsin.


Pat Cullins returned Saturday from a
weeks absence spent N Kansas City
Sidney Bovee, Of Cozad, Nebr., IS IN
town for visit with his uncle, S B.
\ Hubbard
the Randall house is ready for the
plasterers.
Mrs.. Lizzie Farrow left last Friday
/ for NeoShO, Mo-, where she viii spend
some time.
merchant Of that place, was in GOOdIand
Wednesday.
/ G. 9. Evans, Harold Neville and
land Monday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
I liam E. Hobbs, Of Grant township,
| died Tuesday.
z. ThOTsOn is building an addition to
his house on Broadway, opposite the
Derby residence.
Miss Kate Taylor, of Philipsburg, Is a
new emPlOye in this office, arriving in
GoOdland Monday.
Miss Ida Seaman, who conducts
| Seamans' branch millinery store at
Colby, was in town this week.
L. L. Ernst returned Sunday morn
/ ing from a trip to St. Louis and Chi
cagO. He met William Ennis IN Chi
cagO-
Mrs. B. E. Coffin has papered the
/ dining room of her restaurant, and the
room now has a very attractive appear
ance.
Miss Edna Townsend left last week
for visit in Lincoln and Eagle, Neb.
Miss Townsend has brother, a doctor,
in Eagle.
D. Heaton, of Wichita, arrived in
II GOOdland Sunday. He is here looking
after his property interests in Sherman
county.
J. c. BOrtOn and family moved on
their ranch near KznOrado Tuesday
They have lived in GOOdland several
months.
Rev Kuhlman and V. W. Goodrich
have their new houses in the west part
of town enclosed and they will soon be
completed.
George Bradley left Tuesday night
for a trip to Idaho and Washington.
He will buy a carload of horses and
ship them to GOOdland.
Herbert Stewart returned Saturday
from S4lina where the Kansas Wesleyan
University conferred upon him the
degree Of bachelor of arts.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. H Smith returned
Saturday morning from Chicago, where
they have been for over month. They
also went to the worlds fair.
A one story house, 28x2S, is being
put up north of the court house fol-
Maggie Wallace, of Norton. Mechanic:
from Norton are doing the work.
Thursday, June IS, is the annual
school meeting for all school districts
= at which time director will be elected
and any vacancies will be filed
: H H. Auer returned Tuesday morn.
| ing from Denver where he went to in
spect machinery for bread mixing. He
! will put IN machinery in his bakery.
DOnly & Scott have a trio of bull
snakes in the cellar of their grOcery
store which they are much interested
in, as the reptiles are death on mice
Il c. J. Shimean Is now occupying the
residence bought Of S. V. Mallory. He
has built a good sized barn on the
premises and made other improvements
p Concrete sidewalks were laid along
the front of the new Ira Wolfe residence
this week. Tom Cole put the wall
/ down 1t is an excellent piece of work
T. P. Crawford left Tuesday night tc
] attend the state Sunday school cOnven-
l
, he viii visit his brothers, William and
? James Crawford, at Chanute, Kan.
Ivan Fisher, who lives near Almena
. Kan, was here Monday to buy horses
, He deals to some extent in horse stool
and has alfalfa farms and pasture.
where he feeds the stock for market
A merry-gO-rOund was installed OF
: lots facing the Congregational church
= this week. The engine will foot, th'
machine organ blare, and the horse:
and ChariOts run their ceaseless rounds
) Prof. Hoyt and Prof. King, of tn,
5 Kansas Wesleyan University faculty
5 passed through GOOdland Saturday OF
2 their way to St. Francis, where the
: will instruct in the Cheyenne county
. normal.
The large pipe for extension of main
5 on East Eleventh street and from Ninth
J south to West Eleventh is on the grounC
p and the contract for digging the ditche
II Is understood Is let. The work is to b.
done soon.
Joe Cullins' barber shop will b
e moved Sunday into the building re
Gently occupied by B. E. BOf6n in tn,
Cullins building. The building vacated
; by the barber shop will be remodeleS
and two store rooms made out of 1t.
Wade Warner, who has been in Salini
for the past school year pursuing cOlleg
work, returned home Saturday Mr.
I Warner has spent two years IN the Kan
Sas Wesleyan University, and now ha
K the rank of Junior in the arts course.
The triennial conclave of the Knight
: Templar viii be held in San FrancisC,
5 next September. There are about $50,
600 knights in this country, and elaboT
S ate preparations are being made for tn
: coming event in California.
]. W. Tibbles left Wednesday morn
ing for Colorado Springs and Colorado
City He was accompanied by his
2 grandson, Cecil Conquest. Mr.. Tibble'.
: daughter Lettie, who has been attend
5 ing school IN Colorado City, will return
with him.
2 Miss George Boyle returned Satur
day from LindsbOrg, Kan, where shs
has been attending school at Bethany
college. Miss Nellie Hartman IS at Be
thany, but will not return until some
time IN August.
Ms. E. J. Denney and her daughter
= Myrtle, OF Colorado Springs, are II
town visiting with old acquaintance
: They formerly lived in GOOdland wher
Mr. Denney was In the freight service
+. He Is now conductor on passenger.