The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-30

/ q IT'D 10 DEuNEE 01OuQGy evening
and drove out to their home.
Mrs. N. c. Martin, of Burlington,
Colo, spent Tuesday in GOodland with
her sister, Mrs. n. W. Davis.
E. ". Stewart, who has been in Chi
cagO for a few months, is now in st.
Louis to visit the worlds fair.
IL. CuIlins left Monday for a trip to
Illinois, and before coming back will
stop at the St. Louis for a few days
The 1904 tournament Of the GOodland
gun club, which was arranged to be
held here October II and u, has been
called of.
Paul F. Haase, of Colorado Springs,
was in GOOdland last week and visited
with William Kuhrt, who lives in Sher-
manville township.
Hugh Dyatt, of Leadville, Colo, ar
rived in GOOdland Tuesday on a visit to
his brother, ]. B. Dyatt, who owns a
ranch on the Smoky.
Miss Eva White will go to Grace,
Kan, in the northwest part of the
county, where she will begin teaching
school in district So, next week.
A. H Achteuberger, of Lincoln,
Kan, was in town Saturday. He
rented his residence in the east part OF
DR.. A. G. Gulick and wife, left on
No. 10, Thursday night for a two
weeks trip to Kansas City and st.
Louis, and will OF course take in the
fair.
Richard Auer was at Colorado
| Springs Sunday and part of Monday.
| He was accompanied by mis- sister, Lulu,
who remained for a few days with
friends.
Jim Henry, who formerly lived in
Goodland, but now a resident of
/ Marshall county, IS in GOOdland renew
| ing acquaintance He will return home
| Saturday.
| c. o. Kline, of Alma, Kan, a real
| estate man, accompanied by John
/ Grimm, was in GOOdland Tuesday. Mr..
| Grimm looked over some land with a
/ view to buying
An acrobat and two chairs" gave
an exhibition of what they could do on
/ the streets of GOOdland Saturday. TAX
| ing the collection as a basis, the aero
/ bat did FIVE dollars worth of work in
/ thirty minutes.
Charles o. Miller is building house
| Just west of the Rung place. He has
! moved in his small farm house from
the country and is putting up a new
/
/ IS doing the carpenter work.
Wilson Bros. have placed an order
l for 10, 900 letter heads with the job de
Partment of this paper Wednesday.
/ This IS the largest order Of this kind
| that has ever been placed at any one
time with any GOOdland paper.
| George Andrews, one Of the clerks
/ in Supt. A. A. AbbOtt's Office in Colo
RADIO Springs, IS very sick of typhoid
| fever at the St. Francis hospital. Mr..
Andrews was taken down about two
weeks ago, and is having a severe fight
with the disease
The tea given by St. Paul's guild at
/ the Mcbride residence last Thursday
/ afternoon, was an unusual success.
/ The second tea of the series will be
/ given next week Thursday afternoon by
/ Mrs. G. E. Swarts and Mrs H. F.
Smith at the Swarts residence
Herbert HutCh1s, a fireman on this
/ division, and Miss FlOssie O'Brien, of
/ Topeka, were married at Phillipsburg,
/ Kan, September p. Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Hutchis will make their home in Good
land, and have commenced keeping
I house IN the Sessions property
| q Wait Alone for You" is one of
/ the last songs written and published by
1 the late W. Wesley Wells, and sold by
]. W, Jenkines Sons, Kansas City, Mo.
There IS something in the song that aP-
peals to everybody. 1t is as beautiful
as his other song, MY Mercedes"
William A. Caldwell and Miss Clara
| Funke, both of Sherman county, were
married Sunday, September Is, by
Rev. r. &. Smith. The groom
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. S T Cald-
well, and the bride IS the daughter of
. H,e.-~-
I familiar to many people of this county.
i N. T. Hancock, who lives in CalifOr-
\ MIA, and who Is the Patentee Of a PlOw
4 disc, claims that his patent has been
4 infringed upon, and that four firms in
II Kansas are selling plOws with his disc.
i He has secured temporary Injunction
u from the United States court Hancock
u hasn't discovered that the disc pillow IS
I a favOrite seller IN Sherman county.
An enlarged photograph in colOrs,
II made by H. F. Greuter, Sh owing the
| four acre market garden of r E. Hall,
u who lives six miles northeast of Good
4 land, hangs in the post Office The pic
II ture Is the property of c. L. Calvert,
1 and IS one of the best advertisements
I Of what can be done IN western Kansas
\ IN way Of gardening Mr. Hall has al
\ ready sold 81, 100 IN garden truck from
4 those four acres, and expects to realize
I fully $500 more on vegetables
Y s H. St. John, formerly of Canon
I City, now Of DenveF, Colo, has been
I N GOOdland for the-Past week ..Fith an
I automobile constructed BY himself.
4 Many people have taken advantage Of
Il the opportunity to take a ride IN the
\ automobile and many Of the school
\ cbildren have been given run around
Il the blocks and outskirts Of GOOdiand-
u At the earnest request Of many of our
4 citizens Mr.. St. John VIII remain few
u days longer For prices by the trip or
I ride see him OF phone d. c Derby's
\ residence.
\ W. n. Davis, driver overland for r
Il HOLDEN, travelling salesman, returned
! from a trip northwest, Sunday evening,
I after being away ten days. They went
4 as far west as Seibert, Colo, and then
I struck north. taking IN the towns TO the
u north, ending the business trip at St
I Francis Mr.. Davis says that peaches
I are plentiful up on the south fork Of the
Y Republican river, and that there had
Z been an abundance Of cherries and
Y Strawberries IN their season The coun-
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