The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-01
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Happy New Year,
Mrs. H. K. Wheat was a visitor in
Denver last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bower spent
Christmas IN Norton.
Rev. o. Gessell, pastor at LambOrn,
was IN GOOdland Monday.
Mrs. Erect, who moved from Good
land TO Almena several months ago, IS
in the city.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens filled the pulpit
Of the Christian church at Phillipsburg
last Sunday.
T. N. Simmons, for many years a
farmer living near RuletOn, has re-
moved TO Norton.
The Episcopal church was the only
place where religious service was held IN
GOOdland Sunday.
Miss Jessie Vincent left Friday morn
ing for Beaver City, Neb., for visit to
relatives and friends.
Wilson Bros, added g volumes, a
work on pleading and practice, TO their
law library this week
Miss Edna Townsend has returned
from a visit of several weeks with re-
latives in Lincoln, Neb-
J. W. Sapp, stenOgrapher in the Of
fee of g. L. Calvert, has returned from
vacation TO Jewell county.
DR.. Harvey, the dentist, made a pro-
fessiOnal trip to Burlington, Colo, COW
ering Wednesday and Thursday.
Willis Dull, Of Clifton, Kan, IS a new
conner here He has purchased quar-
ter section of land six miles northwest
of GOOdland.
Wilson Peters, accompanied by his
wife, spent Christmas day at Burling
ton, Colo, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pratt, of Elm
Hall, Mich, are visiting with their
daughter and sOn-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Taper.
Miss FrOna Findlay, of Topeka, was
here since Christmas visiting her sister,
Mrs E. D. Hardy, and returned home
/ New Years day.
/ A dance was held at the Hotel Inger-
soil Wednesday night. A change In
management takes place to-day. A. B.
Yarnell IS the new proprietor.
/. o. Housed, presiding elder of the
/ Norton district, was in GOOdland Mon
| day and held quarterly meeting in the
Methodist church at s O'Clock IN the
evening.
o. c. Dawson has moved into his
new house on the corner of Broadway
1 and Eleventh street. The old home has
been rented TO J. 5. Jones, a train dis
patcher-
G. L Calvert returned from a trip to
/ RexfOrd Wednesday morning He was
| absent on some land business in the
ledge of Rawlins county and closed a
deal.
L. c. Ames, of Washington, Kan,
/ has sold his hardware business to ]. A.
1 Troop & Sons. Mr.. Ames formerly
lived in GOOdland, and for years was a
| passenger engineer on the Rock Island
At St. Paul's Episcopal church on
/ Sunday, January 3, there will be held
/ the following services: Holy communion
/ and sermon, HOO O'Clock in the fore
noon. Evening prayer and sermon,
/ 7:SO O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Derby and the
Il children have all been down with ton
silitis. They are all somewhat better,
/ but have had a serious time of it. Mr..
/ Derby lost IS pounds in weight IN
| about week.
| A game of base ball on New Years
4 day between the blacksmiths and boiler
/ makers viii take place on the GOOdland
/ bail grounds, the weather permitting.
/ The game will be called at 2:3O D. m
/ Admission free.
Mrs. J. F Kintsler left Thursday
morning for a two months visit to her
| old home in Huntsville, Mo. Mrs.
Kintsler was accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. W. T. GOrham, who has been
visiting in this city for several weeks.
Jack Wolcott, a fireman, occupies one
of ]. p. Cullen's houses and Perry TUT
| lis, a brakeman, occupies another. J.
I A
| of the Episcopal church. Cullen SAYS
/ the other house is neither for sale or
/ rent
Earl White. of Denver, formerly en-
/ gagged IN the barber business IN Good
land, IS In town accompanied by his
wife He says himself and wife will 90
i to California soon where Mrs. Whites
1 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker
ST., formerly of this county, live.
Oscar Strand left Tuesday night for
| Cam bridge, H., where his father is at
present. Ms. Strand and the two
/ younger boys viii leave Monday. Mrs.
Strand viii visit in Morris county, this
state, and then viii join her husband at
Cambridge, III. The Strands ultimate
/ destination IS Alberta, Canada
Miss Wella Pausch Is the new book
| keeper at the bIillisack store, relieving
Miss Ezza Van Wrinkle, who has been
/ employed there during the disContin-
uanCe Of her work by the closing of the
1 GOOdland schools Miss Pausch Is a
n graduate Of the Salina Wesleyan bust
II ness college, and IS an experienced stem
II OgTapher, coming from the Office OF
II Judge POstlewaite, Of Jewell City.
n George White, his son, Charles E.
\ White, and Arthur Richardson, a son
Il in-law, accompanied by their families,
viii leave Saturday for Chelsea, I. T.
!, Mr.. White has been farming In this
\ county since 1885 He has not sold his
land His son, Charles, sold his place
TO ]. C Ellis, but the father says he
kept his land 10 come back TO If he was
not suited where he IS going.
night was Her Terror.