The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-08
TOLD IN A LINE.

Dick Auer was a visitor at Colby
Monday.
BE. Comn was a visitor at Denver
this week.
Chris Jarin has returned from a visit
IN Omaha.
A dance was given at the opera house
New Years eve.
Billy Walker left Thursday morning
for Chicago on business
c. c. Evans, of the Colby land Office,
was IN GOOdland this week.
Don't miss the play Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday nights.
St. Paul's Guild will meet with Mrs.
B F. Brown this afternoon
Hugh Elliott has gone 70 Atchison,
his former home, for a visit.
Ole Anderson returned Tuesday from
a visit 20 relatives ar Scandal, Kan.
William Ennis left Monday night for
a visit IN Kansas City and other places.
Asher B. Wilson returned Monday
from visit with relatives IN DesMoines.
William Shank, plasterer from Nor
ton, IS following his occupation IN Good
land
Mrs. H. E. Mcclure has gone TO
Cheyenne, WyO-, for a visit with her
parents.
Mrs Swan Nelson has returned from
a visit with friends IN Denver and
Greeley, Colo.
A. B. Montgomery, of Denver, secre-
tary of the GOodland Town company,
was here this week
Mrs 9. NJ. MiIlisack left Tuesday
evening for Monmouth, III, called there
by the illness OF her mother and sister
The name of the POstofice at Kan
oradO-LambOrn-h been changed 10
KanOradO by order of the postofice
| department.
K. B. Rutherford, Of Aurelia, Ia,
/ was IN GOOdand over Sunday. He was
here on business with County Attorney
/ E. F. Murphy.
morning in the duties of the clerk OF
the POstOfice. He is a son of S. A.
/ Marshall of this city.
Joe Robinson, of GOodland, spent
I Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Robinson. Wells
/ (COlO-) Republican.
F. F. Vogel, of Denver, was in town
this week. He is an old friend and
| acquaintance of H. H. Auer, when
/ they both lived in Nebraska.
Miss Nellie Hartman, who Is a stud
/ ent at Bethany college, returned 70
I LindsbOrg Sunday night after spending
/ the holiday vacation at her home ii
| GOOdland.
Services was held at the Episcopal
| church Wednesday evening, It being
/ the feast of the Epiphany. There viii
/ be no service on Sunday, as Rev
/ Adams will be IN Oberlin on that day
E F. Murphy left Monday morning
/ for Burlington, Colo, TO attend the
| county court of Kit Carson county, be
/ ing engaged as counsel in two cases
| pending before that court.
The Curtis Dramatic Co. will be al
| the opera house three nights this week
/ Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A
! new uP-tO-date play every night Seats
/ on sale at Moore & StevensOn's drug
/ store.
Earl White and wife, formerly Miss
Kate Walker, who have been visiting il
/ town for the past week, will leave Mon
/ day night for California for an extended
visit. They have been living IN Denver
| for several months.
Arthur Tart, representing the Smith
Bros. Loan and Trust company, OF
Sunday. He IS looking after lands
owned by the company in Thomas
county.
Fred Dawson, of Denver, was in
i GOOdland Wednesday and Thursday.
/ For many years Mr.. Dawson was q
| member of the firm of Dawson Bros. &
| Co, Of this place, and served two term.
/ as county commissioner OF Sherman
| county.
Miss Ethel Powers, daughter OF En-.
/ glneer ". Powers, and Miss Laurens
/ Walker, daughter Of William Walker
| left Monday evening for Lexington, No
where the young ladies are students In
a girls college
Wade Warner left Monday night fo1
| Salina where he will attend the kansas
/ Wesleyan university for the remainder
Of the school year. Mr. Warner at
! tended there last year and has the rank
Of sophomore IN the college Of liberal
arts
Chalkley Wilson left Thursday nor
ming for California, and viii visit San
/ Francisco and Los Angeles, and then
| 90 on to Portland, Ore. He viii be
! gone for about six weeks and besides
/ the vacation will attend to some bust
ness matters IN the west.
ny -NCM Se-A , ueg greeting III the
! Purvis home was in the form of an
eight pound baby boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
| ". J. PuTvis have been living IN Good
land for more than a year, coming here
| from Denver. Mr.. Purvis Is a machiuist
/ IN the railroad shops.
Mrs Swan Strand left for Cambridge,
! H., Monday night to join her husband
and the other members of her family.
! Originally Mr.. Strand planned to 90 10
Alberta, Canada, this winter. but for
the next three years has rented a place
I near Cambridge and viii operate a
farm. Swan Ssrand, his brother, for
merly of this county, owns a farm IN
that neighbOrhOOd.
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