The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-06-17
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this week
4 Scotch Stewart left Friday night
for a trip to Chicago.
/ John Heston sold the Ben jayne place
/ to Ernest Grieger last week.
/ A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l. Shelton Wednesday evening.
Tom McCants, of Colby, foreman of
the Free Press, spent Sunday IN Good
land.
c. o. Kline, of Alma, Kan, who
owns land in this county, was IN Good
land Friday.
About fifty telephone fuses were
burned out during the thunderstorm
Sunday night.
Mrs. Sanford Adams is reported to be
IN very bad health since she suffered an
attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Edna Townsend returned Mon
day morning from her trip east to Lin
coin and Eagle, Neb.
Mrs. R. B. Harvey, of GoOdland, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs F. l. Ben
| jamin.-Salina Journal.
John Reed left Saturday night for a
visit with his folks at Finley, Ill.
Mr.. Reed expects to be gone for about
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Barsby left
Saturday night for St. Louis where they
viii visit the louisiana Purchase Ex-
position
Miss n. B. Simpson representing the
Joseph Home, at Joplin, No, was in
GOOdland Wednesday soliciting funds for
the home.
George Andrews, of Colorado Springs,
one Of the clerks IN Superintendent
Abbott's Office, spent a few DAYS IN
GOOdland this week
J. Ed Stevens went to Kansas City
Friday evening TO meet his wife and
daughter who have been visiting in Mis-
sour for couple Of months.
Lawson and Homer Hillman, Sher-
man county boys who have been attend
| ing the Kansas State Agricultural col
| lege at Manhattan, have returned
Arthur Connolly, of Colby, came up
| to GOOdland Saturday to visit his
brother who lives northwest of town.
Mr.. Connolly returned Tuesday eve
ming.
St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday
| June IS. Holy communion $50 a. m.
Morning PRAYER aud sermon IL a. m.
No evenining service Sunday school
10 a. m.
Dick Powers returned Wednesday
evening from HoltOn, Kan. He shipped
a car load of horses and sold them at
Almena, Kan, and then went on to
HOltOn.
F.. c. Griffin, of Oberlin, Kan, dist
riot manager of the Illinois Life In
surance company, was in GOOdland
Thursday to establish a local agency
for his company.
9. E. Swarts has hired an experienced
meat cutter to work IN his market while
he takes a vacation Joseph MOrett, of
Washington, Ia, is the new man and
will be here this week.
J. A. Trent has been seriously Ill for
the past week with an absCess in the
left side, but IS some better at the latest
report Of his condition He has had
similar attacks before.
The II. S. Allen building formerly
occupied by the Cullins barber shop
viii be shingled, renovated on the inside
and when completed viii be occupied as
barber shop by S. r. MOultOn-
Rev. G. H. Woodward, of Colorado
City, passed through GOOdland last
week on his way to Phillipsburg where
he delivered an educational address to
the county graduates of Phillips county.
Simon Stephens, of Colorado City,
brother of Tom MCCants, was in this
city Sunday on his way home from St.
Joseph, Mo. Mr.. Stephens is crippled
up at present with an attack of rheuma-
tism.
IF. Talbot, of Mcpherson, Kan,
president of the Farmers Alliance In
surance company, was in GOOdland
Saturday. He was here to adjust the
loss of Amos Smiths barn. Mr.. Smith
gets $3.50.
A Sunday school convention will be
n-..HI Il
Exercises begin at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. Everybody interested in
Sunday school work IS urged to be.
present.
The Cullins barber shop was moved
Sunday and Monday from the old stand
to the cafe rOOn north of the billiard
hall. Ii has a bath room and the place
has been neatly decorated and put in
shape
Five hundred Russian families are to
settle near Amarillo, Texas, on the line
Of the Rock Island road. The Russians
have contracted for the land and are ex-
PeCted to arrive In New York early in
June.
DR.. A. n. Thomas and son, Rugh Al
Thomas, arrived in GOOdland Thurs
day. Rugh is Practicing dentistry at
Hutchinson, and his father at minneap-
to see them.
Mrs. F. l. Curwin and sister, Mrs.
HarverstOck, of Pueblo, left Friday
morning for Montpelier, o., where they
viii visit their mother for three months.
Mrs. Curwin is the wife of conductor
Curwin Of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, of COncordia,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. F. Limmel. Mr.. Anderson Is a rail
road man and may decide to make his
home in GOOdland. Mrs. Anderson is a
sister of Mrs. Kimmel.
Uly Massengill, of Oberiin, formerly
employed in the c. NJ. MilIisack store,
was in GOOdland Wednesday He was
just back from trip to the oil regions
of Kansas and is much taken up with
that part Of the state.
Mrs E. F. Murphy gave a FIVE O'Clock
tea to the ladies of the ". c. T. L. on
Saturday June 11th, IN honor of Mrs
Ada Wallace Unruh, Of Portland, Ore.
Il was a great pleasure to the ladies to
meet this gifted woman socially.
Sheridan county Kansas farmers have
SOVn large acarege Of macarOni wheat
this spring. Last year a number ez-
perimented and the result was 50 salts