The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-03-04
TOLD IN LIE.

LlaM EaLAQLL EELlLnEQ YESTERDAY iron J.
a two months stay IN Atchison-
Chalkley Wilson returned Sunday I
morning from business trip TO To
Peka.
T. D. Stevenson, of the Moore &
Stevenson drug store, was a visitor at
Norton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Curxin and
daughter, Melba, went 10 Pueblo yes
terday for a short visit
C J. Shimeail accompanied Mrs.
Shimeail to Norton Saturday evening.
He returned Monday.
Miss Grace Barnett is taking a course
IN stenOgTaphy at the Kansas Wesleyan
business college, Salina, Kan
Don't miss the calico BALI at the
opera house March 17-St- Patrick's
day. Music by a six piece orchestra
License to marry was issued last Sat
urday to Orville L. Jones and Miss Ella
HOllenbeck- They live near Brewster
The weather Is so warm that the base
ball enthusiasts are on the home grounds
nearly every afternoon working up Prac-
tice.
J. W. Hanna, OF Oberlin, IS in town
on business with J. ". Tibbles. He
was formerly in business as a banker
at Oberlin.
Engineer Wiley IS reported sick with
pneumonia In Los Angeles, Cal, where
ne and his wife went for visit few
weeks ago.
Mrs. S. B. Hubbard and daughter,
Jennie, went to Denver yesterday to
visit Mrs. W. H. Brown. She viii re-
turn Sunday.
J. H. Detmer returned Sunday night
/ from Charleston, Ind, where he has
been visiting his father and mother for
the past month.
J. ". Germann, the KanoradO mer-
chant and county commissioner, was IN
town Tuesday on his way home from
| trip to Sabetha, Kan
]. Schwartz, travelling for the Cary
Safe company, of Buffalo, y. Y, was
| in GoOdland Wednesday making the
rounds OF our business people
Claude Corey, Of Kansas City, man
/ ager of the Union Mutual Life Insur-
anCe company, IS spending a few days
IN town IN the interests of his company
Fred Barnett resumed teaching school
/ IN the Hurd neighbOrhOOd Monday,
after a vacation of several weeks, owing
to small POx among the school child
ren.
/ r. N. Simmons, OF Hopkins, Mo,
| arrived in GOOdland Wednesday He
has land in Washington township and
| IS considering the matter of buying
more.
c. F. Zeigler, Of Logan, Kan. with
| two other parties were out with e. L.
/ Calvert Monday with a view of buying
land in the northwest part OF the
county
K. L. Peters has purchased a new
| outfit of horses, wagons, farm nipple
ments, etc, and moved on the ranch
/ purchased of Charles johnson, formerly
| the Odell place.
G. L. Calvert sold the northwest p
/ 1898 TO the Chandler brothers for.
/ $3.50 Wednesday. This completes their
| block of land consisting of 5,l20 acres,
| all under one fence
A. F. George, of Aurora. Ill, who
/ has had several years experience in the
| best studios Of Chicago and Aurora,
| IL, IS now engaged with Reneau, the
Colby photographer.
Hector L. Moore, of Hoxie, Kan,
| hOmesteaded the northwest 1852,
/ Grant township, this week. He bought
| a REIMBURSEMENT and improvements
/ through G.. L. Calvert.
Miss Cora Tickle, of Phillipsburg,
who came TO accept a position as com
/ poster on this paper last week, con-
( Guided Monday that there Is no place
/ like home, and left for Phillipsburg.
Charles Poison, of Norton, will bring
string of his swifteSt greyhOunds to
GOOdland Sunday for a course with the
/ GOOdland dogs. A large crowd Of'speC-
tatOrs Is expected to witness the course.
A. B. Yarnell came up from Good
/ land Thursday morning on business.
| He also made trip TO his ranch north
I of town and returned to GOOdland same
evening .-BurlingtOn lCOlO.) Republi
can
Phil K. Landon, of the Society OF the
/ EmindatOrs, preached on the street
corner by the First National bank last
night He Is an evangelist of the So
Ciety, which is a branch of the Quaker
sect.
A. H. DOud, of diego, Kan, and l.
w Ormsby, of Topeka, were here Mon
| day. G.. L. Calvert took them out in
the country and sold them two quarters
of land aud they contracted for the Pur-
chase Of two more.
Charles Heston, the old gentleman
adjudged insane last week, was taken
/ to Topeka Saturday night where he
will be cared for in the Topeka asylum.
| Sheriff Bradley and Deputy Sheriff
/ HOgebOOm accompanied him.
E G. Hankins, of Columbus, Kan,
/ son of r .. Hankins, who bought the
/ Flynn place two years ago, arrived
/ here Wednesday He viii farm the
place, which is located south OF town
/ He drove a team here from Columbus
Mort Ganhart, OF Burr, Neb., cousin
of Henry Ganhart, of Grant township,
and John Powell, OF Sterling, Neb.
were IN GOdland Saturday Mr.. Powell
has land near Edison, and besides bust
ness, they visited with our Mr.. Gan
| hart
a. Holland, a new settler IN the Kipp
neighbOrhOOd, southeast of town. re-
Ceived a message Monday saying that
his mother was dead at Fort Riley,
| Kan. Burial was made at Clyde. kan,
and Mr.. Holland left Monday evening
TO attend the funeral
The second Of the Lenten tea series
was served Thursday afternoon at the
B. F. Brown residence, Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. p. J. Mcbride serving The
tea next week VIII be at the home of
Ms. L. L. Ernst, on Thursday after
noon Mrs Ernst viii be assisted by
Mrs ReynOld and Mrs. Young.