The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-05-06
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IS visiting IN GoOdland-
H H Auer was quite sick Sunday
night from an attackOf stomach trouble.
Mrs. J. ". Usher left Wednesday for
an extended visit with relatives in Illi
nois.
Mrs. A. G. Kaulitz has returned after
several months visit in Iowa and Mis-
sour.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bennington are
the recipients of a baby daughter, born
Tuesday
Henry Yantis has returned from Fin
ley, III, where he was called by the
death of his mother.
Miss nellie Usher left Yesterday for
her home in HOisingtOn, Kan, after
few weeks visit IN GOOdland.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore KnOst, Friday, April %. Mr..
KnOst works on the coal chutes-
Mary Gill, formerly Mollie O'Brien,
has sued her husband for a divorce up
on the grounds of abandonment.
H E. Mcclure is sick again with an
attack of the quinsy- He had a SINH
lar attack about three months ago.
Clifton ShiPman, the young man who
suffered conclusion of the brain by be
ing thrown from a buggy, is recovering
from the injury.
Ed Smith. of Denver, is a new cook
at Collins short order house He has
been employed for several years at the
Manhattan restaurant in Denver
Mrs s. E Stevenson, of Oneida,
Kan, and Mrs. E. R Armstrong, of
Detroit, Mich, mother and sister of T.
A Stevenson, are in town for a visit.
DR.. F. H. Smith and wife left Sun
day morning for Chicago. They will
be absent about a month, and will visit
the worlds fair at St. Louis before their
return.
c. B. Ryckman shipped in a mixed
carload of mules, horses and cattle
from his home place at Prairie View
Kan, Tuesday. They were taken out
to his ranch on the Beaver.
The first installment of rubber-tired
buggies for the Kellogg livery barn
have arrived. The building is approach
! ing completion and within two or three
weeks the barn will be in operation.
St. Paul's Episcopal church: Services
Sunday, May s; holy communion $50
a. m, holy communion with sermon
HOO a n; evening prayer and sermon
7:3O p. m; Sunday school 1000 a. N.
ReueI Mclean, of Lebanon, Kan, is
the new barber in the MOultOn shop
H. H. Stearns, formerly employed in
the shop, left for Phillipsburg where he
will work in a shop owned by his
brother.
9. C. Evans, receiver of the Colby
land Office, was in GOOdland Saturday
| He Owns the Perdieu place and adjoin-
ing land, and was making arrange
ments to have Is acres Of alfalfa put out
on the creek land.
A new windmill has been purchased
by the county and IS being put in place
on the tower in the court house yard.
The windmill wheel that was in place
was blown off and DESTROYED Will
VOgan IS getting the pump in working
order again.
T. ". HOag left Monday night for
the LeavenwOrth military home for old
soldiers Mr. HOag has lived in Good
land for about a year, coming here
so interferred with his breathing that
he was incapaCitated for work.
Mrs. Katie Mcdonald, wife of ]. H.
Mcdonald, superintendent of a mine in
Cripple Greek, died April %. Mrs Nc
Donald was a sister Of Mrs. r. F.
COOts. Her maiden name was Katie
MOynahan. She visited Mrs. COOts in
GOOdland several years ago.
Lee Conquest has rented his ranch
near Grace, Sherman county, and has
moved TO GOOdland, where he will be
bOOkkeeper in the new bank. Lee is
one of the best boys in western Kansas
and a whole lot of Sherman county
people have already found It out
Oberlin Eye.
Attendance upon the Mozart SYM
phOny club concert at the opera house
Monday night was light because of the
on instruments were artists, and beside
the viOlins and the cello, selections were
given on the echo horn, Roman trum-
pet and cOrnet-
Rev. c. L. Adams and Rev. George
Belsey, Episcopal ministers with head
quarters in GOOdland, returned Satur-
day from the convOCatiOn which was
in session in HutChisOn last week Rev.
Adams is the regular Episcopal minis
ter for GOOdland and Rev. Belsey is
general missionary of the Salina do
cese.
Philip Nickel, an old resident of this
county, but who left last September for
Red Willow county, Neb., returned this
week to remain. He couldn't stay away.
Queer as It seems, many people who
live in western Kansas any length of
time become attached to il and after
leaving for good often return to the old
IOve.
A H. Earnest, of Cheyenne county,
arrived in GOOdland from Denver Tues
day. He was called 70 Littleton, Colo,
two weeks ago to attend the funeral of
his granddaughter, Mabel Thurman,
who was a young lady nearly 20 years
of age, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan G. Thurman Mr.. Thurman, IN
the early days was county attorney of
Cheyenne county, and IS now district
attorney in Colorado and lives at Lit
Teton.
A sure Thing.
II Is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but this IS not altogeth-
ct true. Dr.. Ding's New Discovery for
Consumption Is a sure cure for all lung
and throat troubles Thousands can
testify to that. Mrs c. B. VanMeter,
of Sheperdstown, ". Va, says: 81 had