The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-16
TOLD IN A LINE.

G. ". SapP left Monday for tour OF
the St. Louis fair
B. F. Brown has purchased and an
other half section of land.
B. F. Brown has Just purchased two
I more business lots on main street.
Chalkley A. Wilson made a trip to
Kansas City and ST. Louis this week.
Bird Carl, Of Sidney, Ia, is in town.
I He IS a plasterer, and formerly lived in
| GOOdland.
Wade Warner is employed Temporal
/ lily IN g. L. Calvert's Office, taking the
place Of G. w SaPP.
Mrs. o. 9. Dawson left Saturday
| night for Wichita, Kan, to look after
her business interests there.
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sherman, of Te-
cumseh, Neb., are here visiting their
sons, Charley and George Sherman
Mr.. ]. B. Smell and daughter, Anna,
returned Wednesday morning from a
/ trip IN Illinois and to the St. Louis fair.
Master Frank Brown IS the proud
owner of grey Shetland pony, Pur-
/ chased last Saturday of Carl Shimeall.
Miss Magdalena Kreutzer left last
/ night for AtchinsOn, where she viii at
| tend a term Of school at the Mt. St
SchOlastica's academy.
Fireman Leonard Jones is on the Lin
| On-Denver run, taking the place of
/ Fireman Frank Kintsler, who is now
with an engine out of GOOdland.
Brick work has commenced on the
| brick building south of Coleman'S
/ hardware store. Jim Breeder and H.
| F. WheatleY are the bricklayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mcdowell, Of Gun
/ nisOn, Colo, are in the city for visit
i q
| Mrs Gregory IS their granddaughter.
! Miss Emma SOnnicksen, of Colorado
City, who has been visiting with Mrs.
/ Frank Kline for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home the early part of this
week.
! Engineer William Mcclellan, of Den
yer, was in GOOdland Monday, shaking
i the hands of Old-tiIne friends and &C
| quaintances. He is now on the Denver
LimOn run.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Bruner returned
/ from the worlds fair Saturday morn
ling They visited first in Illinois, then
took in the exposition and afterwards
visited in southern Missouri.
Fred Dawson returned the latter part
of last week from St. Joe and St. Louis.
| He purchased goods sOr the Dawson &
| Dawson store, and took in the sights at
the Louisiana Purchase exposition.
Al Kunz and family left Monday for
their new home in Burlington, Ia. We
are sorry to have the Kunz Bros. leave
GOOdland but they have a good open
j ing for the market business in the Iowa
city.
Attorney Asa Smith, of Colby, was
| in GOOdland Monday on legal business
! connected with mortgage foreclosure of
. l. Z
Thomas county, and IS a pleasant gen
tleman to meet.
Mrs. G. W. Baker of Harrison county,
Missouri, bought the northwest 22-S-39,
southeast 1883, southwest 27-8-3S,
northwest 6-9-38 and northeast 24-1O-38 !
Of Wilson Bros, this week.
Services at St. Paul's church Sunday. |
Holy communion, $50 a m; Sun
day school, 1000; morning prayer, !
HOO; evening prayer, $50 p. m.
REV. GEO. BELsEY.
The dance at the opera house, at |
which the Vliet brothers, of Colorado /
Springs, furnished the music with nan |
dOlin and guitar, IS reported to have /
been pleasant occasion. About thirty i
couples were present
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Abbott, of Cha /
mute, Kan, are making GoOdland their 1
temporary residence. Mrs. Abbott is a /
sufferer of malaria and is being bene- 1
fitted by a change of climate. They /
are staying at the Painter home.
Fireman Frank Kintsler, who has
been employed on the LimOn-DenverI
the last few months, is back in Good |
land with a run on the east end. Mrs. \
Kidtsler arrived from Denver Monday i
and IS looking to the renting of a house. |
William Thompson, who has for some |
time been employed in the pumping de-
partment of the waterwOrks system of 4
Abilene, Kan, has returned, and will 4
move on his ranch in Grant township i
about the first of the year.
H. Geyer, who lives IS miles south
east of GOOdland, in Washington town
ship, IS building a frame barn 42x6O /
feet 1t is one Of the very few barns in
IN this county provided with a hay fork /
and overhead track for moving away
hav.
A. E. Starr, and son, Ray, who
works in the Dawson & Dawson store,
left Monday night for a visit to Mr..
Stairs parents who live at Fairfield,
Ia, and are past so years of age. Mr..
SUlrr and son will be absent about
three weeks.
G. L. Calvert recently shipped in
from Miami county two fine stations
and a jack, all backed up with a pedi-
gree. One is a Percheron, one is a
HambletOnian, and the jack IS fifteen
hands high. They are being kept at
the Kellogg livery barn.
L. N. Vliet and D. D. Vliet, young
men of Colorado, Springs, and good
musicians on the mandolin and guitar,
have decided to stay in GoOdland and /
make their home here. One Is a bar
Der by trade and viii work in the J. ]. /
Cullins barber shop, and the other will
be employed in the lunch counter of
the Depot hotel.
The Ladies of St. PauIs guild will
give a series of afternoon teas, begin
ming next week Thursday. The initial /
tea viii be given by Mrs. P. J. Mcbride
and Mrs. B. F. Brown at the Mcbride
residence on East Eleventh street. The
ladies viii begin serving refreshments
at 2:3O in the afternoon and hope to be
literally patronized-
Miss Grace Barnett, stenOgrapher and
private secretary to Parker, the Abilene
Underground manufacturer, was
home last week for a few days visit
with parents, coming directly here from