The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-02
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Horton.
Miss Fora Hall IS indisposed, threat /
ened with an attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss May Marshall is sick with ty-
phOid fever She was taken down /
about a week ago.
A watermelon lOve-feast was given at /
the Charles Johnson sale Tuesday by 1
aspiring candidates.
T P Crawford shipped two carloads /
of cattle to Kansas City Saturday night 1
He returned Tuesday.
Mrs. A. D. Stewart left Monday for a |
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. NJ B. /
TOmBlin, of Boulder, Colo.
Mrs. ". B. Garfield left Monday eve
ming on No. 10 to visit relatives IN Ar /
kansas She viii be absent about three /
weeks.
Misses Lucy Sonday and Lulu
Holmes left for their homes in the east |
part of the county on No 10 Tuesday |
evening.
A cOlored lady from Thomas county
took the teachers examination here
Monday and Tuesday returning home
Tuesday evening.
Miss Edna Stephenson, ofDenver, who
has been visiting IN this city for the
past week, left Monday morning for
Havelock, Neb-
Fred Dawson, of the firm Of Dawson
& Dawson, viii leave Sunday night for
St. Joe and St. Louis TO purchase goods
for the winter trade
William Coleman is charging his res
ideuce on south Broadway, which when
completed viii make the living rooms
much more CapaciOus-
M. and Mrs John Chinberg wish to
| express their gratitude for the deeds of
| kindness shown them IN the sad event
| OF their little sons death.
Mrs. P. Z. O'Brien and daughter Isa-
/ bella left for Denver Wednesday after
noon after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kelly and family
The republican county central COM
mittee was IN session at the court house
| Saturday, and adjourned to meet again
on Saturday, September 10.
/ c. E. Swarts, G. ". Jupe and a few
others of our tOwnspeOple went to Nor
ton TO attend the county fair Tuesday
night. The fair dates are, Tuesday,
/ Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Services will be held at the St. Paul's
! Episcopal church on Sept. 4. Holy
communion at $50 p. m, morning ser
vices at II p. m, and evening services
| at 7:30. REV. GEO. BELSEY.
/ John ". Thomas, of Omaha, Neb.,
editor of the Good Will Tidings, a pub
/ LEGATION supplementary to the Rescue
/ Christian Home IN Omaha, was IN Good
/ land on business Monday and Tues
day.
. W. A Marshall, brother of our towns
man, 5. A. Marshall, and a travelling
salesman of the International Harvester
company, was in town Wednesday for
a days visit with his brother and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Vincent this
week bought the Q. W. Mccormick res
idence, and will occupy the same during
the school year so that their son and
daughter may attend the GOOdland
schools.
E. G. White, from Ellsworth, Kan,
is the new head clerk at the Millisack
store, succeeding Fred Aten, who goes
to Burlington, Colo, to become one Of
the proprietOrs Of the firm Of Aten &
Caruahan-
Mrs. Pauline Hartman and daughter
Nellie returned the latter part of last
week from a trip to Denver. Mrs. Hart
man was taken Ill during the visit in
Denver and has been confined to her
room since she returned.
H. N. and H. E. Elliott are building
a fine house on west Tenth street. II IS
26z48 feet in dimensions and is a hip
rooted structure with a recess veTanda
IN the northeast angle. It viii be the
largest One-stOy residence in town
Mrs. A. Fender left Tuesday night
> for Holden, No, where she viii make
her future home. Ed and Lafe, her old
er sons, are living there, and next week
the Younger sons Earl, Homer and
: Fred will depart for Holden with car
load of horses.
Mrs. Ella Mckay, of Shibboleth,
kan, the oldest daughter of J. W. lib
bels and wife, and sister Of Mrs. Lee
Conquest, who was visiting her parents
/. and sister here this week, left Wednes-
day morning for a visit with her sister
and family at Colorado Springs.
+ Mrs. Rachel Montgomery, of Corn
ing, Cal, this week expressed two bas-
kets of fine muscatel grapes TO Mrs.
Erect, of this city. By the suggestion
of Mrs. Montgomery, one bunch was
s presented to Mrs. J. II. Stewart. The
? bunch weighed more than a pound and
the grapes were very delicious. Many
people IN GOOdland are well acquainted
with Rachel Montgomery.
f; The SeIden Independent: 81. W
0 / Tibbels, of GoOdland, was shaking the
!. hands of his many Selden friends Mon
day. John was nominated last week By
the democrats and pOPulists of Sher
man county for representative Here:
hoping he may get there with bOtf
feet" The Oberiin Eye: John EW
Tibbels was nominated by reclamation
for representative by the fusionists o
Sherman caunty last Saturday. JOh1
Tibbeis IS on the wrong side of th'
fence, politically, but there IS no squar
= er man or more loyal friend than he. ,
T Up. johnson IS happy, and his mOutl
was spread out ike a picture Of ful
moon IN an almanac Saturday as b
: was telling a reporter OF this paper how
twell his potato crop turned out thI
4 year. Gideon HOckett IS his neighbOr
3 and last spring Johnson, having jus
s one trslnai Of notatoss. was minded &