The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-04-22
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| Dimmitt Wednesday, April 13-
/ A J. Anterior this week sold the old
! academy building to Lee Conquest
! George Bradley shipped a carload of
horses to Kansas City Saturday night
B. F. Brown has been confined to his
1 home by an injury he received by step
/ ping upon IN uPturned nail.
! Miss Nellie Usher, of HoisingtOn,
/ Kan, arrived in town last Friday, and
/ is the guest of Miss Lulu Auer.
| Miss Eva White will leave this week
for a trip to Lincoln and Omaha, Neb.
for a visit of a couple of weeks
] A J. Smith, of Gem, Kan, has taken
! a position with the Foster Lumber com
pany as bOOkkeeper and yard helper.
! William Smalley returned to his home
in Nebraska Monday, after visit with
I his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Small
ley.
Mrs William Richardson, who lives
p miles northwest Of GOOdland, IS quite
sick. DR.. Gulick was called Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Elite SaPP purchased the B. W.
/ Jacobs residence on West Eleventh
! street Monday. The consideration was
! 81, $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gregory are re-
| joicing over the birth Of a daughter,
which arrived at their home one day
last week.
] j. Knight, of Sherman county,
Kansas, is in the city taking treatment
at Clark's Sanitarium.-PueblO Star
Journal.
/ Mrs Braden, of Colorado Springs,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Clark Parker, returned to her
| home last Saturday.
William Walker is sick at the Hart
man house with an attack of rheuma-
| tism. He was taken down Monday and
/ on Thursday was reported quite restless
/ by the attack.
J. ]. Knight, register of deeds of this
! county, returned from his trip to Pueb-
/ 10 Tuesday night. He IS much i'm
i proved by the treatment he receive for
rheumatism.
! Harold Neville, station agent at Colby,
and Harry Fike, a young business man
of that town, were here Monday night
to be initiated into the mysteries of the
Royal Arch chapter.
Lawrence Rasmussen and wife left
| Thursday night for Chicago, where Mr..
! Rasmussen will meet a couple Of
/ brothers he has not seen since he left
/ the vadeT land aus Baden.
| presiding elder of the Norton district Of
the Methodist church, was appointed at
| the conference in Salina, pastor of the
Methodist church at Minneapolis, Kan.
J. A. Cramer, of St. Joe, No, state
agent for the DOran gas lamps made by
the Acorn Brass works, of Chicago, is
in town TO install in the opera house for
Manager Lowe, an up-tO-date lighting
plant.
! Engineer Henry Yantis left for Fin
ley, Ill, Wednesday night in response
to telegram conveying the news that
his mother was dead
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ne
| thOdiSt church will meet with Mrs. 7.
] P. Leonard Friday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock. All members are requested to
be present.
J. {. Smalley, of RingwOod, Ok, re-
turned to his home Monday morning
after a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Smalley. Mr.. Smalley for
merly lived here.
J. T. Butler, owner of a ranch north
east of town, arrived here Monday from
CORTLAND, Kan, where he spent most
of the winter. He Is here looking after
his Sherman county ranch.
John Nelson and his son-in-law,
Charley Aim, and their wives, returned
Monday night from an overland trip to
the Ozark mountains. They visited
Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and other
parts of the country.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Robertson left
Saturday evening for Horton, Kan,
| where they will spend a vacation OF
two weeks. Mr.. Robertson is a black
smith in the shops and before coming
here was employed in the Horton
shops.
i T A. Stevenson, of the Moore &
Stevenson drug store, returned Friday
from Oneida, Kan, where he spent
/ couple of weeks with his parents. He
/ reports plenty Of moisture there, so
much 50 that 1t was impossible for far
mers to work in the fields.
Harvey Bagley, son of S. Bagley
who recently purchased the Marsh
ranch seven miles southeast of Good
land, was here a few days this week
4 Mr.. Bagiey formerly owned a store IN
in Selden, Kan. He, will move on his
place IN Sherman county IN about two
weeks
DR.. W. H. FarrOw returned from
4 Pueblo Tuesday morning after taking
treatment at Clark's sanitarium. Mr..
FarrOw intended to stay longer but the
mineral baths disagreed with him. He
4 says that J. J. Knight IS getting better
of his rheumatism by the treatment he
IS receiving there
The regular monthly entertainment
under the direction Of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Methodist church viii be
given IN the church Tuesday evening,
4 April 26. A program, consisting of dec
lamatiOns and music viii be given,
; after which refreshments viii be served.
Admission, 10 cents
Charley Randall has commenced the
erection OF a six-rOOm house On the two
lots north Of the R ]. Jones residence
! on south Boulevard. The dimentiOns
are 2Sx3S. cottage style, 10-fOOt story,
with varanda IN front. The house viii
be equipped with bath accommodations
hot and cold water Wallace Filler has
the contract to build the house
. walks without Clutches
Twas afflicted with sciatica, writes Ed