The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-12-23
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Mrs Fred Dawson is in Denver for a
visit
R L Johnson leaves Friday night for
Denver to spend Christmas
n H Beall viii spend the holidays
with his parents at Norton, Kan
Ernest White, OF Denver, IS IN Good
land visiting his mother, Mrs. Erect.
]. A. Adams has purchased a new
piano and has moved It into his resi-
dence.
Mrs. A. E. Radcliffe returned Monday
from a visit IN Pueblo with her sister,
Mrs Cox.
Mrs. George CriPPen, of Park, Kan,
IS here for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
William VansyOc.
Mrs. W. {. BevingtOn and son Earl
left Wednesday tor Chicago to spend a
month with relatives.
H. F WheatIey was down the line
east last week and stopped at several
towns before coming home
Roy Chambers IS home for a vaca-
ton from Nevada, No, where he has
been attending an OsteOpathic school
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Fuller and son,
Frank, viii leave Saturday for Oberlin
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Fuller's
folks.
County Clerk-elect Wilson Peters IS
schooling himself in the duties of the
Office which he viii take charge of jan
uarY g.
Laurene Walker and Ethel Powers
are home for the holidays. They have
been attending the Lexington, Ky,
school for girls.
Little Bernice Usher, FIVE years old
Tuesday, celebrated the event by en-
tertaining a number of her friends at an
afternoon party
A son was born to BIr. and Mrs.
William VansyOc, Saturday morning,
December II. Mr.. VansyOc IS book
keeper for Agent Cuthbert.
A J. Smith, bOokkeeper at the Foster
Lumber cOmPany's yard, left Saturday
night for a visit with his folks, who
live at Gem, Thomas county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman left
Wednesday morning on No. for Te-
/ cumseh, Neb-, to spend months va
cation with Mr. SheTman's folks
Mrs T Z. Townsend left Tuesday
to have a visit with her son, Dr. W K.
Townsend, Of ElmwOOd, Neb. She
will be gone during the holidays.
Simon Kemp while convalescing
from an attack of typhoid fever was
/ last week taken with a relapse and Is
III at his home IN Grant township
Miss Vida Bryan, Of Salina, who has
been attending the Kansas Wesleyan
Business college, Is home for a months
visit with her mother on the Smoky.
The home of d. E. Dimmitt was
quarantined for scarlet fever Monday,
the little child Of Nj. and Mrs Dim
] NIT having come down with the disease.
A Salvation army is IN town, num-
| bering two. Yet they're a host, and
/ before long they may be doing things,
for the bible says even -'One shall chase
a thousand, and two put ten thousand
to fight
Miss Grace Barnett returned home
Tuesday afternoon from San Antonio,
Texas, where the Parker Amusement
company, with which she has been
travelling as stenOgTaPher, were stop
ping temporarily. Miss Grace may re-
sign her position with the Parker com
pany TO become Mr.. a E. Barnett's
deputy in the clerk Of the district courts
Office.
Miss Alpha Johnson, who has been
working in a hotel in Ellis, returned
home Monday morning for visit with
her parents, Nj. and Mrs w {. John
son.
Tom Swarts who is a student at the
| Lexington Military academy at Lexing-
/ ton, No, returned home Sunday morn
ing to spend the holiday vacation with
l his parents
Miss Sadie l. Chaplin, bonded alb
| stracter Of Mcpherson county, has been
abstracting in the register of deeds Of
/ fee this week for Albert E King, OF
/ Mcpherson county, representing c E.
/ Gibson, OF Boston, Mass Miss Chap
1 lin was for a number of years deputy
! register of deeds Of Mcpherson county
/ As IS her custom at Christmas time,
/ Mrs. H. H. Auer Tuesday baked an
/ old fashioned Christmas STOLEN, "
/ which viii be kept until Sunday for the
] feast
Fred Roberts, of the Moulton barber
/ shop, went TO Lebanon Tuesday night
/ to spend Christmas with relatives and
/ friends His place IS taken by Barber
/ Crandall-
Mrs. John Hartzler, of Salina, Kan,
| and MISE 9. Bowman, of Rocky Ford,
/ Kan, viii be IN GOOdland this week to
| spend Christmas with their mother,
/ Mrs. Kellogg
Mrs. Henry Dresser. of PeytOn, Colo,
arrived IN GOOdland Wednesday evening
and VIII spend the holidays with her
/ parents, Nj and Mrs Henry Frerichs,
/ of Smoky township
Jim Dunn held rattle ticket No 139,
and walked proudly away with the
/ prize-an armful IN the way of a life
sized wax doll. The only regret, II
wasn't the real thing
Abraham Kemp, Of Windsor, H.,
brother Of Simon Kemp, Of Grant
township, who was called here by the
serious sickness of his brother, left
I Tuesday night for his home
Machinist B0de returned Thursday
from four months visit with relatives
at Rheinbrohi, Germany He expects
a dear lady friend from the Vaterland
I befors z great while