The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-29
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Chalkley Wilson made trip to To-
peka this week
Mack Robinson IS having his real 1
estate Office painted.
Herman Upton, Of Siebert, Colo, /
was II Goodland Tuesday.
E. F. Murphy was IN Burlington, /
Colo, Tuesday on legal business
G. l. Calvert returned Thursday /
morning from a trip to Topeka and |
PaOla.
evening for a weeks outing at Colo |
RADIO Springs.
Mrs. ". 9. Vincent and daughter, /
Jessie, returned home Friday from the
( St. Louis fair
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Rice returned
Friday from a visit to Paris, No, and
points IN Illinois.
Fred Dawson is in Denver on business
and for brief vacation. Mrs. Dawson
| andssOn. Don, are also IN Denver.
Misses Maud and Jessie Trent leave
today for OsceOla, Iowa, for a visit of
a month or more with relatives there.
Mrs. c. W. Jupe and little son re-
turned last Saturday from vacation
among relatives and friends in Phillips
county.
John Nye, of Chicago, spent two
days here last week. He is in the real
estate business, but formerly resided in
] GOOdland..
i Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Mcbride and son,
! Frank, left Saturday morning for ten
da Us outing at Colorado Springs and
the mountains.
A. D. Stewart returned Sunday
morning from a trip to Kansas City,
and St. Louis, No, where he attended
the worlds fair
Henry F. Leib, Of Oberlin, Kan, a
| Kansas City Star representative, was
making the rounds Of the town for hui
ness Friday and Saturday
A H. Achtenberg and two daugh
ter, of Lincoln, Kan, were in Good
/ land several days last week, returning
home Sunday. Mr. Achtenberg owns
/ property in GOOdland.
i Mrs E ThorsOa and daughter,
Plummy left Saturday for Marsailes,
n Ill, to visit Mrs. ThorsOn's mother
who IS quite old and feeble.
]. H. Breeder, a bricklayer Of Colby,
was IN town Wednesday He came in
from Burlington, where he had been
doing brick work on house.
NJ c. Inflow, editor Hoxie Palladium,
was IN the city Tuesday, and, as an ad-
iuster for the Kansas State Mutual
Hail Insurance association, agreed for
settlement upon several hail losses
in this county.
Mrs. B. F. Brown and son, Frankie,
left Sunday night for Evanston, Ill, on
/ a visit of about three weeks. Mr.. Brown
viii Join them there IN about ten days
and they will visit awhile at Galva, Ill =
The Walker Implement company have
plenty Of wagon beds on hand now, al
surplus of skeleton and phaetOn carts
for sale cheap. Call and see the cele-
brated Sharpless separator on exhibit
ton at Walker Implement cOmPany's
Office.
Miss Ida Seaman left Wednesday
for Kansas City to meet her sisters,
II Mary and Maggie. They will join
company and then go to st. Louis to
attend the fair and to buy their fall
stock of millinery.
A berry and cream festival was given
at the home of Mr.. Lincoln the evening
of the 22d IN honor OF Mrs. James Balm
| bridge, of GOOdland, Kan, who IS here
visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Kemp. A good time was enjoyed
by all.-Cedarhurst (COlO.) Chronicle
The carload Of horses shipped here
by B. A. Lowe and sold at auction
I DAOAEuL LLOA4 81 ~ gu q A1CG-4 JeAhC
| Lemmer was the heaviest buyer. The
weight of the horses were from 500 to
1000, and they were grades of the Nor
i gan and Coach breeds.
Prof l. E Wolfe, superintendent of
the san Antonio, Tex, schools, for
merly the state superintendent of pub
! lie instruction Of Missouri, is in the city
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
FaTrOw. He Is accompanied by his
/ wife and two children. Mrs. FarrOw is
Prof. WOlfe's oldest sister.
The peaches in the Conquest orchard
| (ClaytOn's grOve) are -riPe-large and
| pink and juicy as ever Mr.. Conquest
/ was passing some samples around Mon
day, and said that from the IS trees he
| would probably get 10 bushels of the
fine fruit. The apple trees are doing
well and he predicts a harvest of about
200 bushels from that source
Prof. s. V. Mallory returned Satur,-
day from the St. Louis exposition
I where he spent two weeks seeing the
! wonders of the ancient and modern
4 world. He was one of a committee of
II three to conduct the teachers excursion
u and reports that II was a success. A
II E. Cooper, division passenger agent of
II the Rock Island, with headquarters at
III Topeka, had the excursion IN personal
II charge, and carried out the promises Of
II the company to the teachers to the let
II ter. The teachers and their friends
were much pleased with the courteous
Il treatment received.
i J W. Hall, who, several months ago
II sold of his personal property in this
4 county and left for Oregon TO make
\ new home, returned Monday on No Y.
i He was accompanied by Mrs. Hall,
n daughter Fora. and son Leo. Mr.. Hall
u did not sell his 52O-acre farm near Ed
\ son, but rented II for a year to Ira Aus
II tin The Hail family will live ip Good
Il land for the present Our old residents
/ are welcomed back again, and the
] meeting IS all the more pleasant be
cause they too are glad they're g home"
/ again Oregon Is good, but Kansas IS
I better