The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-04-08
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Tuesday morning.
Harry Fike, of Colby, was IN Good
land Wednesday.
Fred Dawson was a business visitor
al Denver this week
A girl was born Monday to M and
Mrs c ". Gregory.
Ar. TOmPkins shipped in his
Clydesdale stallion this week.
Mrs. ]. n. Waters returned last Fri
day evening, from visit in Florence,
Colo.
Oscar Anderson, a ranchman from
Ashland, Colo, was in town Thurs
day.
Mrs. George, of Horton, mother of
Engineer James George, IS visiting IN
the city.
Attorneys Asa Smith and a. P. Tone
Wilson, of Colby, were in town Tuesday,
to attend court.
Mrs. g. L. Calvert and children re-
turned Monday from several weeks
visit in Burr Oak, Kan
James Mcbride, of Salina, Kan, is
/ IN town visiting his brothers, Charles,
/ Henry and John MCGUIRE.
Mrs. Braden, Of Colorado Springs,
/ Colo, was in town this week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Clark Parker.
F. II. AmsberTy, of Gem, Kan, a
carpenter, IS coming to Sherman cOun-
I ~ 10 live, and viii move his family
here.
W. S. Coleman IS at Wichita this
week as a delegate from Sherman cOun-
/ " to the democratic delegate COnven-
/ ton.
] Mrs. Minnie Forster, daughter Of E.
/ Safer, left Wednesday afternoon for
OsceOla, Ia. She viii return next
week.
E. H. Robinson and wife were down
from GOOdland this week visiting
friends and relatives.-SharOn Springs
/ Times.
Mrs. Leeman, wife of W. ". Lee
man, master mechanic, was in Good
land Tuesday. The family live in Colo
radO Springs.
Fred Barnett left Tuesday night for
| Lawrence, Kan, where he will take
I special work in pedagogy IN the Uni
versity of Kansas.
Mike PrOnesli has been placed under
500 bonds for a period of one year to
keep the peace, as a result of trouble
with Swan Nelson.
Tim Stevenson, of the Moore &
Stevenson drug store, left Monday
night for Oneida, Kan, called there by
the illness of a relative.
Judge J. r. Hamilton, an attorney
Of Norton, arrived In GOOdland Tues
day, to attend the Sherman county ses-
sion of the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hamilton, of Nor
ton, came up on No. 9, Tuesday morn
J ing, and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
? / me TO- ~rra
Mrs. William Stafford, who has been
visiting her mother and friends at Hale
Colo, for a couple of weeks, is expect
ed home the last of this week.
The north and south end BOYS, living
p in GOOdland, played a game of basS
! ball Saturday for a 81 stake. The
nOrth-enders won by a score of y to l3
r B. E. Cefin is very soon to erect {
building on a lot a hundred feet nortl
of the H. H. Auer & Son restaurant
and will run a restaurant and lunCf
, counter.
- L. D. Gillespie, who has been teach
, ing school in Norton county, was II
town Friday. He left that day for Sa
lima, where he viii take a course II
stenOgraPhy.
2 J. L. Fender, of Holden, No, re
, turned home Tuesday evening. He l.
employed at the carpenter trade II
Holden. His brother, Ed, also lives
there and IS selling cream separators.
The board of county commissioner
: met in regular session at the cOur
: house Tuesday, allowing claims and at
tending to routine business. The boarC
cOnvenes again April y to allow cOur
z claims.
The fees in the Dewey case 70
jurors mileage and per diem amounted
2 to 8, O27. so; for witnesses, S, 600
sheriff s fees serving subpOenas, S267. 40
making total for these three items o.
s., O94.9
Mr. and Mrs. John Tibbles, OF Colo
, RADIO City, have moved to GOOdland
! and are occupying their new home, tn,
Miller residence IN the north part o
town Mr. Tlbbles IS president of tn,
= GOOdland State Bank
: Mrs. Lizzie L. FaTrow was granted
: divorce by Judge Smith WEDNESDAY
: against Alfred W. FarrOw, a railroad
, brakeman. No defense was made by
the defendant. Alimony IN the sum o
$50 per month was allowed Mrs. Far
TOW.
The Walker implement warehouse i
being moved to lots on the corner south
east of Cullins' billiard hall. The build
ing VIII De USED as q livery Darn, Wn1Cr
viii be opened soon by Herbert Kel
lOgg. Walker viii build a shed for
storage room next to his Office building
Thomas bIcNerney, formerly chic
clerk in Superintendent A T. Abbott.
office, together with John Holt, clerk il
5 the superintendent Office at Topeka
have purchased a drug store in Horton
T Since leaving here McNerney has beer
employed with the Kansas City Term
inal company
William DOdds and wife, of Wash
ingtOn, Ia, father and mother of ]. "
DOdds, a Rock Island conductor, are II
/, the city for a visit with Mr. and Mrs
DOdds. The old gentleman has reached
the extreme age Of 90 and his wife IS So
In their trip west they were met at Kan
sas City by the son
81 George Bradley returned from Chi
cagO Monday, where he went with Z
5 carload of draft horses. The shipment
5 attracted considerable attention among
people who were looking for fine horses
] and when the sale Of the animals go
: fairly started they all went IN abou
: twenty minutes The highest price re
, ceived for a single horse was SI95 anc
? the lowest 500.
; W. H. Morgan tells OF a Swede who
came from Dakota to Ness county am