The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-11-24
TOLD TN A LINE.

J. Stewart Of Seymour, Ia, was in
town this week He viii settle on land
in Kit Carson county, Colo
J. ". VogeI completed a 17O-fOOt
well for Mr.. COchrane, north Of the
high school building, Saturday.
Conductor H D. Farley has return
ed to work, after having spent some
time at his ranch near Seldsn-
F NJ and W. H Kirkland, farmers
from Carlinville, Ill, were in town
this week looking over the short grass
country
Clarence Harvey of Salina is in the
city this week He is making proof
on some school land he recently pur-
chased
The KerhOf-Hillman COmpany's
opening bill at the opera house Mon
day night, November q, Will be
Gates Of Justice"
VIII I. Drum Of Topeka, special
agent Of the German-American in
surance company, was in town on
business this week
Machinist Charles COngdOn has
taken a months vacation and has
gone to Colorado City, Colo, where
his family live
The Ladies Aid SOcity Of the Ne
LnOQlSL
finish them of for so cents each. BY
order OF president Of society
Mrs. W. Stephens left Monday night
for Caldwell, Kan, TO join her hus-
band, who is a conductor between that
point and Fort Worth, Tex
Mrs Sarah A Curtis Of Half Rock
Mo- sister Of J. w VOgel, returned
home last week after a six weeks
visit with her brother and parents
St PauTs church, services next Sun
day Holy communion $50, Sunday
school 1890. holy communion and
sermon 400, evening prayer 1880
The standpipe will be completed in
about a week or ten days The people
Of GOOdland Will be proud OF this
monument OF public spirit and en-
terprise-
J. L. Foster, attorney from Colby,
was quite busy this week assisting
County Attorney Calvert in the matter
OF the railroad cases against offenders
Of the law.
Mrs y E Dow, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs George Fuller Of Colo
RADIO Springs, went TO Enid, Okla,
Saturday for a two weeks visit
OberIin Times
George Fuller and son, Master
Frank, Of Colorado Springs, came last
week and VIII remain till after
Thanksgiving visiting George Patton
and family.-Oberlin Times
Mrs ". C Vincent left Friday via
St Francis for Beaver City, Neb-,
on business and for a visit with rela-
tives there. The Vincent family for
merly lived near Beaver City.
C H O'Brien has named his new
location on South Boulevard "LawT
Grove He hasn't got the grove yet
but he promises to set it out when the
new wsterwOrlUs are completed.
A E Freeman has built 3 black
smiths shop half a block south Of
the Hamilton coal Office on Center av-
anua. Re Is 3 practical blacksmith
and will open up business soon
l. Hollenbsck reports that he rRiseC
IS bushels Of corn per acre this yea
ne IS acres on northeast S-S-37. HOl
lsnbeck has always raised corn, ant
Is q successful short grass farmer.
The large water tank owned b1
the city viii be sold to the highes
bidder in the near future. The tresu
work and all goes, and there is a I'm,
bunch OF lumber in it for some one
Gordon Whyte Of Chicago, repre-
senting the National Meter company
was in GOodland Thursday. The cit.
council proposes 10 make a test o
meters and to adopt a standard meter
The brick work Of the new hote
was finished Tuesday. The three nev
bricks south OF the HestOn building
viii have the brick work about com
pleted by Saturday night Work Of
buildings all over town is being push
ed
H B. Sackman, accompanied by hi
wife and two children, arrived in tow
Wednesday on a visit to his brother
fn-aw, Arthur Johnson, Mr. Sack
man has bought land in Shermal
county. but IS here at this time :
visit
Lsote Jewell and Ms Jewell an
daughter Ethel, stopped on here sat
sirday on their return from a visit 4
the east They formerly lived in Good
sand but n17r reside At Roswell Colo
where 1Ir. jewell IS employed By tbs