The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-05-13
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A new yard fence has been built
/ around the Bartholomew house
H. c Simpson, a piano agent of
/ Colby, was IN town this week.
Tom Crawford broughta small bunch
/ Of fat cattle 70 market Thursday.
The Board of County Commissioners
met IN adjourned session yesterday
J. Ed Stevens made a trip to To-
( Peka and Kansas City the fore part of
/ the week
/ Mrs. E. L. Wolcott left Wednesday
morning for a few weeks visit to her
/ former home in Michigan.
The Round Table Club wiiigneet with
/ Mrs. ". D. VanscOyk Wednesday after
noon, May Is, at Z:30 O'Clock.
I The new Coffin lunch counter build
] ing on South Boulevard is inclOSed and
will be ready for occupancy soon.
Harry Fike, OF Colby, was in town
/ this week He is associated with II. E.
Lowe in conducting the skating rink.
! W. A. Hunt, proprietor of the Norton
I County LiberatOT, was in GOOdIand
/ Monday and made this Office a pleasant
/ call.
Attorney John Hartzler, of Salina,
who has been in GOOdland for several
| days, returned to his home Wednesday
night.
! ]. ". Tibbles was called to Selden
| this week by the death of Joe Ham
/ iltOn, an old time friend and business
associate.
H. L. Gilbert, agent for the Equitable
/ Life Insurance society of New York, is
in town promoting the business of his
| company.
| Roller skating in the opera house is
1 daily attraction for old and young.
| Sometimes the wheels are up and some
/ times down.
John Nelson is building a house 24x26
/ on the corner north of the Episcopal
/ church. He has four lots running north
| from the corner.
! Mrs. 9. E. Swarts and Mrs. S. Luther
/ went to Topeka Monday night to at
) tend a meeting Of the grand chapter,
J Order of Eastern Star.
Fred Webb and family, who have
\ been living in Nebraska for several
| years, are in town. Mrs. Webb is a
/ daughter of Mrs. Powell.
William Travers left Monday night
/ for Richland Center, Wis, his former
/ home. He was accompanied by his
/ children His wife IS dead
The Herbert Kellogg Livery Barn
/ on Boulevard was opened for business
/ Sunday. The barn IS well arranged
I and supplied with many convenience.
! Miss Maude Hutton, of Allendale,
I Mo, is the guest of Mrs. A. @. Kaulitz.
! After her visit in GOOdland Miss Hut
/ ton will extend her trip west to Pueblo,
! Colo. d
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton, of
/ WymOre, Neb., were N town this week
/ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Adams.
/ Mrs. Hamilton is a sister of J. N Fike,
of Colby.
Uley Massengill, the head man of the
/ grocery department in the Millisack
store, quit his job Friday and left for
/ Oberlin. He came to GOodland from
/ MankatO.
Mrs. Eliza Krouskop, of Mingo, o.,
/ arrived in GOOdland Friday for visit.
She is the mother of W. B. Krouskop,
who has been employed in the DOnly &
Scott grocery.
Tod Murphin bought a team of mares
of John Nelson Tuesday, paying 500
1 for the team. They weigh about !, 100
pounds. Good horse stock is bringing
a good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brown left We'd
nesday night for Topeka to attend the
| Eastern Star grand chapter, and from
/ there they will 90 to St. Louis to at
tend the worlds fair.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me-
thOdist church will meet Friday, May
| Is, at Mrs. Barsby's. Refreshments
! will be served from 2:30 until 500 p.
N. Refreshments, 10 cents.
Mrs. May Kern, of Colby, sister of
James Fike, is having built a rOOming
house on Boulevard Just north of the
Charles Randall house. It will be two
stories, and have ten rooms.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, who has been
| quite sick with rheumatism, is better
now, and will go to Cedarhurst, Colo,
to live with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Kemp, formerly of GOodland.
The Kempton Komedy KOmpany, who
have been playing here this week, have
/ given some fine plays. 1t has been re-
| marked that it was the best company
ever here.-NOrtOn Champion.
Anthony HengstIer, of PaOnia, Colo,
was IN GOOdland Saturday. Mr.. Hengs-
! tier recently moved from his ranch near
| Kanorado, in this county, to Paonia,
/ where his wife died about three weeks
| ago.
Mrs. George Fuller gave a charming
] little tea Monday evening, the guest of
/ honor being Mrs. E. r. Armstrong, of
/ Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Fuller also enter
/ tanned informally in the evening, about
twenty guests being present.
/ @. L. Calvert is building an addition
/ to his residence on the south. His
/ property and grounds are being i'm
/ proved, and when everything is com
/ pleted, Mr.. Calvert viii have commo-
/ diOus and pleasantly situated residence.
James cambridge, accompanied by
/ Mrs. cambridge and daughter, Mrs.
/ Frank PickenPaugh, James Woods and
| Al Prewitt, went to the Beaver Sunday
/ on a fishing trip They caught some
! large fish and shot several ducks on the
/ Kuhrt place.
DR.. S. C Higgins, of Hoxie, has
] been receiving a specialists treatment
/ IN Salina for an injury to one of his
| eyes by the Judgment of sand. He was
/ IN GoOdland several months ago and
! contemplated locating his Office here,
/ but after a residence of two weeks he
/ went TO HOxie and was taken into
/ partnership by an Old-time practitioner
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Shay, of
New London, Ind, spent several days
/ IN GOOdland last week. Mr.. Shay has
/ bargained to trade his well improved
| SO-acre farm near New London for Mr..
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