The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-12-02
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Mrs. Claude VanHook and Mrs. /
Clark left last week for = trip to Denver. /
Alb. Montgomery was here Monday
and be and Dad Auer had an told /
settlers seance-
Miss Maud Harper, OF PhiIliPsburg,
arrived IN GOOdland last Friday morn !
ing on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry CoIer returned
home Wednesday from their trip to
Norton and Oberlin-
Chalkley A. Wilson left Monday night
for Stafford county, IN the southeast
part Of this state, on business.
Misses Sadie Runnells and Myrtle
Whateley returned Wednesday morning
from a seveveral weeks visit IN Denver.
Mrs S. E. Powell, of Oberlin. is here
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Ms
S. T Caldwell. She viii return this
week.
A new piano now graces the Rung
home 1t IS a Kingsbury and was Pur-
chased from Simpson, piano agent at
Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brown left Sun
day evening on No 10 for a trip to To-
Peka and Kansas City. They returned
Friday.
MiIlisack's bowling alley is doing a
land Office" business. Il is 4 first
class alley, and its patrons evidently en-
Joy the sport.
Mrs. r. ]. Jones, of Havelock, Neb.,
who was here last week mingling with
her many friends, returned to her home
| Monday morning.
Mrs. L. A. Chatield left on No. 10
| Tuesday for Havelock, Neb., for visit
/ nth d1rrrrr1E1-- NJ A1Ee--N FT~0v~a~-
Mrs. Chat6eld will be gone for about
| six weeks.
J.B. Rubeson, who lives IN the north
| east part Of the county, spent SunduY
and Monday in GOOdland. He was at
| one time county commissioner from the
/ First district.
Mr.. ". B. Garfield returned Satur-
| day morning from Kansas City where
/ he went with a carload of cattle. Be
/ fore returning he visited IN Adams
| county, Ia.
| F. 9. Shimeal1, of Norton, travelling
| salesman for a New York clothing
/ house, was in Goodland Monday and
| Tuesday for a visit with his cousin,
| Cashier G. J. Shimeall.
Mrs. Eva II. Murphy is in Philadel-
| phia attending the national convention
/ of the ". 9. T. U. Mrs. Murphy was
| chosen as one of the Kansas delegates
/ at the Wichita state convention.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| z. Hall Friday, November Is. This is
/ the second boy in the family Of FIVE
/ girls and two boys. The Hall family
| lives about six miles northeast Of town.
Miss Ida Seaman, who has been
| conducting a millinery store in Colby,
/ has closed out her store there for the
| season, and has returned to GOOdland
/ to assist in the work IN the 20 Odland
| store
Alice Stewart Warmer sold her I60-
acre tract of land last week to Mr..
| Mcgee, consideration $500. The sale
was made through 9. o. Kline, of
| Alma, Kan, and the land is situated
/ one mile from RuletOn, joining the
Mcgee ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ". Haskell, of Shar-
on Springs, were in GoOdland Thurs
/ day, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Trent. Mr.. Haskell is operator at
| Sharon Springs for the Continental
| Creamery company and his folks were
/ neighbOrs of the Treuts back in Ohio
T. ". HOag, and his son, Willis
! HOag, and family, left Friday, over
land for Russell county where they will
make their home. They moved here
/ from Cheyenne county about two years
| ago, and the son worked at the shops.
/ They sold their town property to the
| Wilson Bros
J. H Evans, who lives six miles
| southwest of town, IS slowly recovering
| from an attack of catarTh of the stOm-
ach. His illness dates back four weeks.
/ Mr. J. ". KlaueT, father-in-law of MIR.
Evans, has been out of the place help
| ing carry on the work during his sick
ness.
Lulu Bryan, a GOodland girl, now
! a stenOgTapher for Attorney W. 7.
| Hays, Of Aimena, Kan, has been visit
| ing her mother, Mrs. Nancy Bryan, at
/ the Bryan ranch on the Smoky. Miss
| Bryan will return to her work this
week. She IS a graduate of the Kansas
/ Wesleyan Business college of Salina.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Bevington and
| their little son returned Wednesday
| from vacation in Denver and Trini-
dad. They spent Thanksgiving in
! Trinidad with Mr.. 9. H. Bevington,
assistant superintendent with the Colo
| RADIO & Southern on that division, and
who IS q brother of Trainmaster ". Q.
BevingtOn of this city.
A. B. Montgomery, secretary-treas-
urer Of the GOOdland Townsite company,
arrived IN Goodlaud Tuesday evening
] III W. ~ AAC VIII nun AA|A- ~ ~
! Louis and Des MOines for a vacation
among relatives. Mr.. Montgomery has
a sister living IN St Louis. He thinks
/ Alva Adams will be seated as governor.
For Sale.
The southwest Of 6-6-41; taxes paid;
! title perfect. Enquire of ". Z Appel,
| Thomson, III.