The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-01
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under the doctors care
Some good sized fish were caught on
the Beaver, Sunday
John Reed returned Thursday morn |
ing from his vacation IN the east
Rev. T. A. West VIII preach at Chris /
tan church Sunday morning and even |
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Barsby returned |
last week from a visit TO the St Louis !
fair.
Jerry Ralacsny went to Council /
Bluffs, Ia, last week and returned
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. ]. Phillips has returned from
her months visit to St Louis, and
Windsor, III.
D. c Derby is acting sheriff in the
absence Of Sheriff Bradley who IS west
buying horses.
Mr.. and Mrs Trevylian viii leave
Friday on ten days vacation IN Colo
RADIO Springs
The new tennis court north of Bowers
furniture store IS being kept hot with
games Just now.
Hay fever is here to keep company
with some and make life miserable for
two months or more
H. McLaurene and J. H. Bel, of
Heron, s. D., were here on Thursday,
looking to purchase lands
E. F. Murphy left Monday night for
Fl Collins, Colo, on business and re-
turned Wednesday night
Richard Crawford, Of Waterloo, Ia,
spent Tuesday IN GOOdland- He in
tends TO work IN the shops
Claude Corey, of Kansas City, Is IN
the city soliciting business for the Union
Mutual Life Insurance company.
Mrs. George Patton, of Oberlin, is in
the city visiting her daughter and son
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller.
G.L Calvert went to Colby Tuesday
morning on business before the u ).
land Office, returning IN the evening
James Sexton, of GAINESVILLE, No,
was here this week and bought half
section of land three miles north Of Ed
son.
Mrs. H. L. hester will go to Topeka,
next week, Thursday, being command
ed by the postal department as wit
hess.
James Griffin, of Wray, Colo, is
here on a visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Adams. He is the grandfather Of Mrs.
Adams.
Fred Fender is delivery man for
DOnIy & Scott, taking the place Of Bur
leigh KrOuskOP, who left for Ohio Sat
urday night.
Mrs. E. F. Kunz left Saturday for
Idaho. Mr.. Kunz accompanied her as
far as Colorado Springs and returned
Tuesday night
The young people of the Christian
EndeavOr society gave a social at the
Thursday evening.
Mrs Goldie Cunningham, daughter
of Mrs. Sarah Rice, IS here from To-
peka, visiting her mother who has been
quite Ill lately.
Bartholomew & Jayne are building
an addition to their flour and feed store
2Ox4O, and will have an iron roof and
iron outside sheeting-
H. T Dimmitt last Thursday brought
in a sample of a species of red-tOP grass
which he says IS coming IN extensively
on the Prairies here
Magdalene Kreuzer returned last
Thursday from Council Bluffs, Ia,
where she has been attending a con-
vent the past school year.
Mrs. c. Butler, sister of Mrs. Calvert,
returned to Cripple Creek Monday.
Her niece, Opal Calvert, accompanied
her for a visit of a month
Asa Smith, of Colby, was in Good
land Tuesday, to bid on three quarter
sections Of land on which he had fore
closed mortgages for clients
George Hopes returned from an ex-
tended visit at Muscatine, Ia, last week.
He also took IN the St. Louis worlds
fair and was there about a week
The treasury department reports the
per capita wealth of the nation greater
than ever before. The beef trust saw
this statement and up went prices.
N. J. Meredith, of Smith Center,
Kan, presiding elder Of the Norton
district, was in GOOdland this week and
and made this office a pleasant call
T. E. Ryan, special agent Of the land
Office, was here Friday, looking after
matters connected with public lands.
He is The man who collected evidence
In the Dewey cases of fencing lands
There viii be no services at the EDis-
cOpal church on Sunday, July g. On
Sunday, July 10 regular services will be
held, and the bishop viii be present.
Miss Matte COOts, of Colorado
Springs, daughter of Engineer COOts, |
arrived IN this city Wednesday for a
visit with her grandmother and friends. /
Carpenters KiPps and Butt, having
Just finished the building Of a house
for P. K. Jensen at Edison, have taken
the job of repairing the school house at |
RuletOn.
H H Auer & Son have a new porch !
on the south and north sides of their /
Glen Filler, who is doing |
the work, says It IS the largest porch !
in town
Chas- H. Muse, pastor of the ". E. |
church of GOOdland, viii hold COM |
munion service at KanOrado, July 8, at /
IL a. m, IN place Of ". J. Meredith, |
the presiding elder.
J. B. Moore bought a De LevaI ]
cream separator Tuesday, of the com /
Pany's agent, Jim Sullivan. The ma
chine IS q Baby No !, and has a !
$50 pound capacity.
Probate Judge Calvert has his resi-
dence, to which he recently built an 4
neatly painted. With recent /
improvements Mr.. Calvert has a pretty 4
and cOmmOdiOus home
Hargraves and Morrow have estab- /
lished a shooting gallery The crack 4
shots can now have a chance to show 4
their skill A prize for the best score /
IS given every Saturday night.