The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-02-05
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The ground hog saw his shadow.
Miss Alice Nelson left last week for
Stockton, Kan, for visit
Frank Dawson left Tuesday night for
a business trip TO, Oklahoma.
A dance was held at the Alamo hotel.
IN the Town company brick, Saturday
night
Chalkley Wilson returned Sunday
from California where he spent several
weeks.
Mrs. Swan Nelson is confined at her
home with a severe case of inhamatOTy
rheumatism.
n. W. Hall went to Norton Tuesday
night, being subPOenaed as a witness
IN the Dewey case
J. B. Carton, of Norton, father Of
Jesse B. Carton, of this county, was in
GOOdland Wednesday.
E. H Fullerton, of Coucordia, audit
or for the Chicago Lumber company,
was in GOOdland this week.
DR.. W H. FarrOw is quite sick with
sciatic rheumatism, and has been suf-
fering severely for about a week.
S. a. MOulton went to Norton Mon
day to attend court IN session at that
place and to look after some business
matters.
George Bradley shipped a carload of
horses to Kansas City Friday night.
They were an exceptionally fine grade
of draft horses.
Preaching next Sunday at Methodist
church, II O'Clock a m and $50 D. N.
Election Of officers and teachers for the
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Professor {. W. Mccormick, assist
ant principal of the GOodland high
school, has been granted a teachers
life certificate by the state board of
education
AT St Paul's Episcopal church Sun
day, February ], Sunday school at 10
O'Clock a. m, morning prayer and ser
mon II a m; evening prayer and ser
mon 7:3O p. m.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman left Sunday
for LindsbOTg, Kan, to visit her daught-
ct, Nellie, who IS a student at Bethany
college. She viii also attend the Nor
diCa concert to be held at Lindsborg
this week.
A. d. Stewart was a visitor at Den
yer and Boulder, Colo, this week He
was accompanied by Mrs. Stewart, who
will make a few weeks visit at Boulder
with her sister, Mrs. u. B. TOmblin,
formerly Of GoOdland-
Ben Canaga returned TO Sherman
county last week after an absence. of
about two years. He has been living
near IndianOla, Neb., the past year
where he farmed place. Canaga will
farm his Grant township place.
Mrs. George Cullins, living on the
Cullins ranch east Of town, was badly
scalded about the face and neck by hot
water and steam from a tightly covered
can on the kitchen stove. The steam
being confined blew the cover of the
can of and she was struck in the face
with the scalding water.
wills Blodgett and Miss Malena Inge-
bressen, who were married in Ogden.
Utah, January p, arrived in GOOdfand
Tuesday for a visit with E. L. Blodgett.
father OF the groom. wills BlOdgett
was formerly barber in GOOdland and
IS well known. He left here about
three years ago.
J. W. Johnson, who lives in the
northeast part Of this county, accom-
panied by b. y. Berry, the only sur
viving male member of the lamented
Berry family, were in GOOdland Friday.
Mr. Johnson was presenting a petition
for popular subscription to raise money
TO help prosecute the slayers of the
Berry family.
County Attorney Hotchkiss, of Chev-
enne county, who IS the prosecuting
attorney in the case of the state Of
Kansas against ChaunCey Dewey, VIII
liam j. Mcbride, and Clyde Wilson,
charged with the murder of three mem
bers of the Berry family, passed
through GOOdland Sunday night for
Norton, Kan, where the case came up
for trial by change OF venue Tuesday,
February ?. Mr.. HOtchkiss will be
assisted by several other attorneys. A
number of witnesses IN the case were
also in GOOdland from Cheyenne
county en- route for Norton