The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-05-27
TOLD IN A LINE.
Monday is Decoration day.

Roy Ellis, OF Colby, was IN GoOdland
Friday.
c. J. Shimean was at Norton yes
terday-
Tom Hamilton, of Norton, is in town
this week.
John Hartzler, of Salina, was in town
Wednesday.
ChalkIey Wilson was a visitor at To-
Peka this week.
The GOOdland State bank received a
new safe this week.
Roller skating is the attraction at the
opera house this week.
Fred Dawson and Joe Cullins were
visitors IN Denver this week.
W. H. Mur6n has gone to Abba, Ia,
to remain until September.
]. R. Hamilton, an attorney of Nor
ton, was in GOOdland Saturday.
The Round Table club viii meet
with Mrs. c. c. Young, June 1.
Miss Lulu Auer returned yesterday
from visit in LindsbOrg and HOising-
ton, Kan.
G. L. Calvert was at Colby Monday
on business before the United States
land Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shaw entertained a
number Of friends at O'Clock dinner
Wednesday evening
Mrs. ]. 7. Joyce, of Colorado Springs,
is in town for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. JEFF Powers.
George LawIess, Of St. Francis, editor
of the Eagle at that place, was in
GOOdIand Monday.
Mrs. John Arendt was at Burlington,
Colo, last week for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. E. c. Baker.
Sam Warden, Of Edison, was in town
this week to receive medical attention
for an attack of rheumatism.
Charles NJ. Sawyer, of Norton, presi-
dent of the First National bank of this
city, was in GOOdland Saturday.
Arthur Plat, of Kansas City, of the
firm of Plat Bros, horse dealers, is
here to buy several carload Of horses
Florence Freeman, of GOOdland, IS In
town visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Z. Mercer.-Selden In
dependent.
Miss Maggie Seaman was at Colby
last week to spend a few days with her
sister, Miss Ida Seaman. She returned
home Monday.
Both Goodland banks, the First Ma
]
Decoration day and not be open for
business Monday.
Josiah Crosby, of St. Francis, ex-
representative Of Cheyenne county and
a prominent business man, was in
GOodland Monday.
The cattle at Jake Lemmer's sale last
| Thursday brought good prices, 1O2
head bringing S1,75S-2S. The sale was
held at his place south of the depot.
R. N. McGonigal, of Colby, was a
| GoOdland visitor Friday. Mr.. McGoni-
gal retired as postmaster of Colby last
week, being succeeded by W. H Smith.
A heavy rain fell in the north part of
| the county last Friday and Saturday
| The lagOons were full of water as a re-
suit The rain did not reach Good
land.
F. H. Greuter, of Smith Center, a
photographer, has located in Goodland.
/ His place of business at present is in a
| tent iOn the vacant lot opposite Mill
| sacks store.
Mrs. S. Luther returned Tuesday
| from a visit in Adrain, Mo. Her son,
Don, who had been visiting at that
place for the past three months, came
home with her.
Jay Smith of Mcpherson, son of A.
W. Smith, has resigned his position in
| the secretary of states Office, to take
effect July / He will be succeeded BY
H. E. Morrison, of Colby.
T. P. Crawford, W. S. Coleman and
]. J. Knight were at Colby the first Of
/ the week to attend the democratic con.
greSsiOnal and senatorial conventions as
| delegates from Sherman county.
John B. Wagner, of Claremont, Colo.
/ who owns a large horse ranch near tha
/ place, was a business visitor in Good
/ land Wednesday. He sold a carload o.
/ horses this week to Plat Bros, of Kan
sas City.
| A. E. Mass is building an addition tC
/ his property. He viii use the new ad
/ ditiOn for his shoe shop, having rented
the main part of his building to Mrs
/ Harvey, who will open up a Motor
store.
| A game of base ball between mem
bers of the GOOdland school and a nine
composed of boys that do not attend
school was played last Friday, the scor'
resulting p to 10 in favor of the schOO
boys. The game was played on tht
school house grounds.
Mrs. Gertrude N. Dewey made al
application before Judge Ki11ble a
/ CuaLuDGLS LOI NGLu pOIaIy GlLuOuy WHIT
the suit brought by her against 9. P
/ Dewey for permanent alimOny is pend
ing. The judge allowed her $500 ;
month and the use of one of the fines
Dewey residences in Manhattan.
]. A. Nye, of Chicago, spent Satur
day and Sunday IN GOodland. Mr.
Nye is engaged in selling western Kan
sas land and is doing a good bushes
in that line. This is his first trip her
for several months, as he was laid u
at home for some time, owing to havin(
met with an accident about the first o
the year.
A civil action was tried Monday il
Squire BOTtOn's court at Kanorado
The action was one wherein Jane
Barnett sued n. H Phillips for tn,
sum of s.. A jury trial was had and
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for tn,
sum of s. was rendered. This was tn,
squire initial performance and thos,
present say he acted like a veteran
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