The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-08-05
TOLD M a LINE.


Mrs l. E Brinker left Wednesday
night for a visit in Decatur, III
L Morrow, Of Wallet, Colo, IS visit
ng his son, George H Morrow
S. BagdIey, real estate dealer Of Sell
den, was here Saturday with two buy
ers-
Monday from a vacation IN Colorado /
Springs.
". S Field, Of Albion, n. Y, was
in GOOdland Tuesday He IS placing
farm and ranch loans.
Mrs. Dale Wells and daughters, Della
and Fern, of Chicago, are guests OF Mr. I
and Mrs. D. T. Cuthbert.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mcbride and son,
Frank, returned Wednesday morning
from an outing IN the mountains
G. ". Baldwin, of Lincoln, Neb.,
representing the St Joe News and
Press, was IN GoOdland Tuesday
Henry Willard and his mother, from
Hamilton, Ind, cousin and aunt Of
Mrs. D. A. Title, are here on visit
Miss Anna SloOp, clerk in the Hodg-
kinSOn store, left Friday night on No.
10, for a visit to her home in Norton
county.
j
Tuesday, for Horton, Kan, Nj Robert
son being summoned to the death bed
Of his mother.
Save money by getting your nursery
stock OfV. W Goodrich who has had
twenty years experience IN growing
and handling trees.
Mrs. Mary Z. Clarke, of Brewster,
was IN the city Thursday for two days
visit with her brothers, Chalkley and
Asher Wilson.
Mrs. Elite Sapp and daughter, Clara,
who have been visiting IN Jewell City
and at the BelOit Chautauqua, returned
home Monday on No Al.
Elmer Adams and wife, Of Colorado
Springs, have been here about a week
visiting @. H. Morrow and wife. Mrs.
| Adams Is a sister of Mrs. Morrow
Glen Filler returned from his outing
| of about three weeks Sunday morn
/ ing. He was at BonesteeI to register,
and on the way home visited at Sidney,
Iowa.
Dr.. F. H. Smith, T. P. Crawford
and J. H. Stewart left on No. 10, Tues
/ day night to attend the dem oCratic-pOP-
| ulist convention which convened IN To-
| Peka, August 3.
/ The Rev. George Belsey will hold di-
vine services at the episcopal church
/ Sunday. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock,
holy communion at II O'Clock; evening
| prayer at O'Clock.
| Miss Grace Barnett, a graduate of
/ the Kansas Wesleyan Business college,
/ has accepted a position of stenOgrapheT
with Parker, the merry-gO-rOund man
ufacturer, at Abilene, Kan.
/ William ROsen, the expert dry goods
| salesman, who came from Ottumwa,
| Iowa, to take a position III the Milf
/ sack store about the middle of June,
! has severed his connection with that
! store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. WinseH, two sons
and one daughter, left last Thursday
/ for trip 70 the mountains. They will
/ be gone several weeks. Mrs. T. NJ
| Simmons viii meanwhile have charge
! of the Winsell home.
N. Whiteman, relative of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. ]. ". Hall, who live in Wallace
| county, was in GOOdland Saturday on
/ his way to Washington. He was brought
/ over by Mr.. Hall after visiting the Hall
| family IN that county.
Mrs. Louis Fabrick and her two
/ children, of Rock Island, III, who have
| been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hoef-
| Ter, left for home Tuesday night via
Denver, and the Union Pacific. Mrs.
/ FabriCk IS a sister TO Mrs. HOefer.
Herman Upton, manager of the Mill
| iSack store at Burlington, Colo, who
| spenta few days at Brewster and Good
/ land last week TO recuperate his
strength and to shake off an all-gOne
| feeling, has been taken down with ty-
phOid fever since his return home.
Eric Owen, who returned to Good
i L.
/ few months, left for San Francisco
last Friday. John Bray, of Lordsburg,
/ Cal, formerly Of Sherman county, &C
cOmPanied him. Mr.. Bray. had been
visiting in GOOdland.
Concerning the value of the Rosebud
| lands, the Phillipsburg Dispatch says
1 they are no better than western Kan
sas lands, and that IN Thomas and
| Sherman counties you can buy just as
good lands for the same price and the
| latter are already in a good state of
cultivation.
A Boulder, Colo, mother asks a
| Denver paper If there is any bounty on
/ triplets. heard that President ROOse-
| welt has offered a reward to all parents
| of trlpletS, she writes. She was told
that President Roosevelt cOmmends in
crease IN the human family, but offers
no stated bounty.
| The board Of education held a meet
/ ing Monday night looking to the hiring
Of an assistant principal in the place of
/ Q. ". Mccormick, resigned They
have four applications from women and
three from men. The board expects to
make a choice soon, and will probably
/ hire from the male applicants.
The willing Workers. little folks
who are starting to do good IN the
/ world, served refreshments at the Meth
/ Odist church last Friday, and took in
| $50, which viii be used later in fur
/ nishing a booth at coming bazaar
/ The officers are Mamie RunneIls, presi-
/ dent; Alice Hartman, secretary; Thel-
ma Chambers, treasurer.
The report Of the county superinten-
I dent Of Rawlins county to I. L DayhOfT,
state superintendent, concerning the
/ teacher situation, says that Rawlins is
/ 10 short Sheridan county has made a
call for Is, and Oakley city, Logan
/ county, finds itself minus two princi-
/ pals and an intermediate teacher The
status Of Sherman county viii not be
/ known until after normal
/ The strike Of 90, 900 Fall River, Mass,
cotton mill operatives, who struck
] against a 121z per cent reduction IN
l wages, promises to be a determined