The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-10-07
TOLD IN A LTHR.

Hon. H. o. Caster at the opera house
tonight Friday
The L. T. L. VIII meet Saturday, at
the II. z. church. Everyone IS ez-
Pected-
Miss Mabel Olson, of Chicago. m.
IS here visiting her brother Of this
county.
Mrs. c. A. Gillette, of Burlington.
Colo IS visiting with Mrs. Florence
Runnells.
Frank TrebHck sold his fine $50 acre
ranch on the Smoky to Wilson Bros.
Wednesday.
A. E Starr. and son, Ray. returned
Thursday morning from q visit Of two i
weeks In Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Leonard left last
week for q trip the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition
Henry Rung is eularging and beau
flying his home. The Rung family |
live on east Thirteenth street.
Miss Nay Marshall, who underwent /
a siege of the typhoid fever, is GONZALES /
cling, and was out for a ride Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R A. Kent left for a !
trip to the St Louis fair Wednesday. !
They may visit in Iowa before return
ing.
Lulu Auer returned Sunday evening
on No. 10 from Colorado Springs,
where she visited with friends for
week
| J. B. Light, Of Grant township, has
/ sent N a fine sample Of corn from a
field on his place. He viii have about
1 1 900 bushels.
Mrs. c. E. White and children ar
rived here last Saturday morning from
/ Oklahoma. They formerly lived in
Sherman county
/ Miss Edna Swarts returned Monday
evening from a two months vacation
1 spent with friends and relatives in Colo
radO Springs and Pueblo
The probate Judge and his examin
i ing committee were checking up the
books Of the county treasurer Monday,
making the regular quarterly examina-
i ton
The W. c. T. U. will meet next
Wednesday, October u, at the home of
Mrs. Kuhlman. A program has been
arranged. An come at 2:30 O'Clock
sharp.
The infant child born to Mr.. and Mrs.
". n. Errington, Of RuletOu, died Sun
day morning. II was a week old Mrs.
ErringtOn is improving from her serious
illness
g. B. Smith, of BoIczOw, No, traded
the southwest 3-7-37 to J. W. Tibbels
Wednesday, for cattle. Smith viii ship
them to Missouri and feed them for the
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Krow returned
Friday, from a visit to Shelton, Neb.
Their son, Clarence, is foreman of the
Shelton Clipper, a weekly newspaper
published there.
Asher B. Wilson is enjoying a trip
east. He will take a peep into the
worlds fair at St. Louis, and visit
: places in Iowa, Indiana and Illinois
before returning
Rev. L. R. Benson, of Ellsworth,
Kan, rector of the Episcopal church at
that place, was in GOodland Tuesday,
5 on a visit to Rev. Geo. Belsey, of the
= Episcopal church here.
The board of county commissioners
met IN regular session at the court
house Tuesday, and went through the
routine business Of allowing bills and
D attending to other business.
: Mrs. John Hartzler returned this
morning from Concordia, where she
has been attending the district conven-
ton Of the Woman's Relief Corps OF
which she is treasurer.-Salina Journal.
T Rev. o. Gessen, for a year and q
! half the pastor of KanOradO circuit, has
4 taken a transfer to a Nebraska confer
ence and viii leave this week for Vir-
GINA, Neb., the scene of his new labors.
Mrs Hannah Hunter, Of Cottonwood
Falls, Kansas, is visiting Station Agent
I D. 7. Cuthbert and wife. She IS Mr..
d / Cuthbert's cousin. She will also visit
relatives IN Denver and LittletOn, Colo
before returning.
Fred Barnett has purchased a hall
interest in the NatOma Republican, at
NatOma, a town on the Lincoln branch
? Fred is well known in Sherman county,
J. and has many friends who hope fol
= him good success
@. B. Smith, of Bolckow, No, was
! here this week looking toward the sale
of his land, the southwest quarter sec
!, ton 3-7-37. He Is going to stay il
: Missouri and wants to dispose of his
= Sherman county land
: Louise Floyd left on No 10, Sunday
e evening, for Beatrice, Neb., for visl
Of several weeks with her sister, Mrs
Arthur Tart. Miss Floyd was accom-
panied by Mr. Tart, who came in Sat
# urday on business for his company.
d B. B. Dewell, of Rexford, Kan.
l. member Of the firm of Dewell & LOOMS
q real estate and live stock dealers, wa.
T here Thursday, on business. Mr.
Il Jewell IalSG4 4OB0DI DASAAGAS u ga 1
4 on his place near RexfOrd last year
A number of people from GOodlanC
y took in the Fred Rust sale, about 2;
l. miles northwest of Goodland. There
was a roast OK for the barbecue, and Z
good time Is reported. The cattle sale
Z went little slow, and the price played
around the lower figures for the stuff
offered.
Those who attended the Fred Rus
sale IN Grant township Monday unani
mously remarked upon this years fine
corn crop IN that township. Wherever
- good cultivation was done, the crop /,
good Most of the farmers there vii
4 have all the cOTn they need, and It Is Of
fine quality
J. W. Ryckman was made target BY
one Of his young mules quite recently
the mule first giving him a chest blow
and as he was retiring landed on IN;
left hand with good effect Ryck-
n man was unable TO respond when ter
seconds were counted, and he was de
clared out"