The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-04-29
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visit.
H, E. Cain. of Colby, was in Good
land Monday.
W 6. Close, Of Norton, was a Good 1
land visitor Monday.
9. NJ AIiliisack made a business trip |
to Burlington Wednesday.
Dick Morris, Of Denver, was in Good |
land Tuesday on business
The Dawson residence is surrounded
by new ornamental iron fence.
Mrs. Kern, Of Colby, was IN town
this week the guest Of Miss Edna Town
send.
Joe Smalley has gone to Cripple
Creek, Colo, where he viii make his
home.
r. J. Jones has improved his resi-
dence property by putting on a new
Single roof.
]. H. Stewart spent several days last
week transplanting some large trees,
which were placed about his residences
William Walker is having a large
shed built Just north of his implement
| Office. He viii store his farm imPle-
ments and machinery in It.
J. ". Bruner, living three miles east
I of GOOdland, was down and exchanged
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Monday.-COlby Free Press.
Wallace Filler commenced the cree
/ ton of the Randall house Tuesday.
/ The foundation has been laid and the
/ lumber IS being hauled to the place.
John Connolly, proprietor OF the
| Colby Free Press, was in GOOdland
Monday. He was looking for a printer
| and secured the services of Tom Nc
Giants.
/ ". E. Lyons and E. E. Shafer, of
/ Lincoln Center, were here Friday with
/ Clement L. Wilson, of Colby, a real
estate man. They were looking for
land.
c. L. Archer and Hattie Tracey,
/ both of St. Francis, were married Tues
day by Probate Judge Calvert. The
| devOtees Of Hymen left in the afternoon
/ for their home.
Dan Derby is painting the upper
| story of his house to correspond with
/ the color of the lower story The whole
/ building will be painted white with
green trimmings.
] Mr.. and Mrs. William DOdds, of
/ Washington, Ia, who have been visit
i ing with their son, John w DOdds and
his wife, of this city, returned to their
/ home Tuesday night.
Will Detwiler came down from Good
/ land and spent Sunday with his brother,
\ John. He IS engaged in the cattle bus
/ mess out there and IS PrOsPering.-
] Smith Center Journal.
/ The new Coffin restaurant, which is
/ to be put mp on a lot a little north Of
Auer's restaurant and bakery, was com
menCed Tuesday. The carpenter work
began the last of the week.
! D. D. Mcdonald, who has been en-
| plOyed in a store in Sharon Springs, IS
/ back IN GoOdland. He came from
Oberlin several months ago and worked
! in the Dawson & Dawson store for
! a while.
Dr.. F. H. Smith viii take a vacation
beginning the last Of this week. He
| viii go TO Chicago 70 attend post grad
worlds fair. Mrs. Smith will accom-
pany him.
Wallace Filler has the contract TO
build an L I4xZS TO the 9. L. Calvert
residence. The new part viii have three
rooms and a closet, and two porches,
one on the east FIVE feet wide and one
on the west six feet wide.
H. Holland and F. Z. Holland, father
and son, are here from Geary county,
Kan. An older brother, A. NJ. Hol-
land, located on a ranch IN this county
last February. They are here looking
the county over with view of settling.
Harry Stearns' family left for Phil
lipsburg Wednesday. He will follow
them Sunday, and viii work In a barber
shop there. Mr.. Stearns has been IN
GOOdland for about a year and for some
time has been employed IN the MOultOn
barber shop.
Harry Fairall, of Portsmouth, Va,
formerly of this county, and son of
William Fairall, of LlanOs township,
is here on a visit to his folks. His
mother has been sick for the last three
months. Harry formerly worked in the
Rock Island shops here as painter.
A brick yard Is being constructed IN
Colby and the plant viii be in operation
in about two weeks. If Colby decides
to erect that magnificent and well ap-
pointed opera house, II will perhaps
rise into architectural beauty from the
mud and clay round about.
Mrs. Jennie Copeland is having a six
room house built IN the west part OF
town. The dimetiOns are 16x32 feet
with an addition Of l6x22. There will
be two POrches, one on the north and
the other on the south, and bay win
dow on the south. ]. W. KanOuse is
the architect and builder.
/ MIS-. GEORGE OF E1OruOns Ran uOLneT
of James George, an engineer, returned
to her home Saturday after a visit with
her son here. She was accompanied
home by her son, Lee George, of HOr-
ton, who is an employee of the Rock
Island shops at that place, and who
spent a few days here last week.
Austin, the twO-year-Old boy, and
Orietta, the six-year-Old daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. ] S. Morse, IT., Of Phil
lipsburg, died within the last two
weeks, the little daughter being buried
there Sunday. Mr.. Morse is a banker
OF PhilliPsburg and is a brother of Mrs.
A. Q. Gulick and Mrs. E. 9. Wiley oil
this city The two children had had
measles and their fatal illness later OF
was caused by bowel trouble. Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley and Air. and Mrs. GulicL
went to Phillipsburg Friday, DR.. Gu
lick returning Wednesday morning.
Colorado stock Ranch for sale
Cheap; free range; lots Of water and
grass. Address Box IS, Burlington, Colo