The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-22
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Asher Wilson was a Colby visitor
Sunday.
". J. Bower, of Norton, was in
GOOdland Wednesday.
A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Lemming, Thursday, January p.
Miss Gertrude Green returned last
week from visit IN Colorado Springs
William Ennis returned Sunday from
a visit of about two weeks IN Kansas
City.
Hrs. c. L. Calvert spent the fore
part Of the week visiting friends al
Edison
Sheriff George Bradley took Willie
stein 20 the refOrmatOry IN Topeka last
Friday night
George DeBOrd returned Tuesday
from Lincoln, Neb., where he had been
several weeks.
II is said the Sixth congressional dis
trict has more high schools than any
other district in Kansas
Jake Love, a ranchman who lives
northwest Of KanOradO, IN Colorado.
was IN GOOdland Tuesday on business
mission.
Mrs. J. H. Stewart returned yester-
day from a FIVE weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs A S. Warmer, IN
Evanston, Ill
Mrs. c. NJ Millisack returned from
Monmouth, IL, Tuesday, where she
was called by the sickness Of her moth
er, Mrs. Fowler.
F. G. Marts, of Colorado City, Colo,
bTOther-in-law Of ". P. Brinker, was
in town this week. He lived in Sher-
man county from 1886 TO 1889.
George Austin returned Monday from
Jacksonville, H., where he went to ac-
company his wife home, who had been
there on visit and became III.
William Walker, Jr., viii arrive in
GOOaland Monday from a trip to Chi
been very cold and disagreeable
J. J. Knight, register of deeds, IS
quite sick at home with an acute bill
Gus attack. His daughter IS doing the
work in the office during his illness.
Ray Phillips, who has had a position
at the F. B. Hough store for the last
year, left Monday morning for Good
land, where he accepts a position in a
stOre.-Smith Center Journal.
Marriage license was issued Wednes-
day, January 20, to Henry E. Bassette,
Of Burlington, Colo, and Sarah E.
Painter, of KanoradO- Mr.. Bassette is
p years of age, and Miss Painter is p.
Mrs. George Fuller gave a delightful
little afternoon tea party last week.
About twenty-five ladies were present.
Mrs. Fuller was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. James Boyle and Mrs. A. D. Stew
art.
The new house built by the Catholic
church for their priest, IS nearly com
pleted and will soon be ready for Oc-
cupancy. II stands on the lot next to
the church and is both a convenient
and commOdiOus residence.
E S. Knight, Of the secretary OF
states Office, was IN GoOdland Tues
day, renewing old acquaintance and
made the boys feel good with a new
stock of stories He left for Topeka OF
the evening train.
J. W. Galbreth, adjuster of the Shaw
nee Insurance company Of Topeka, was
IN GOOdland Friday and Saturday. He
was on his way TO St. Francis to adjus
a loss. He called on T. p. Leonard
who handles insurance for the company
IN GOOdland.
W B. Lockwood, Of ST. Francis, was
IN GOOdland Tuesday and came back
from Colby on the milk train in the
evening He was a delegate from Chey-
C---G county 20 LllG EDAS IGSSiOlle-i -NOAA4
mittee meeting at Colby.
c w Jupe has again showed his en-
terprise IN the draying line by buying
another Up-tO-date dray wagon from
an eastern firm. Ii is of lighter draft
than his old wagon, Is nicely painted
and has his name aTtistically painted
on the sides.
Perry Shelmadine, of Victor, Mitchell
ra~nr ~~~# = ~Tsr~
on land business. He owns a claim II
Washington township, having fled his
papers on Il IN 1885 and moved onto
the land IN the spring of 1886. Mr.
Shelmadine Is now the owner Of a fine
farm in Mitchell county, moving there
IN 1902. He thinks that GOodland and
Sherman county have improved in ap.
PearanCe considerably in the last two
years.