The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-27

Lincoln township. Mr.. Mcgee is in
terested in a ranch near RuletOn-
operated by his son.
ChaIklCy and Asher WiI5Ou left
1usSId7 morning FIR TIiDune, Kan,
on business They made the trip over
land in their automobile, stopping at
Sharon Springs to take their brother,
Clement, who has a land Office in
Tribune, with them
Fred Gear Of Monmouth, Ill,
cousin of Mrs J. P. Cullen and Mrs.
G. NJ. MiIlisack, arrived in the city
Wednesday night for a visit with his
relatives He is employed in the mail
service out Of Council Bluffs, Ia, and
has a run into Chicago.
r. B. LOvins OF Grant township
brought in samples Of potatoes raised
on his place this season. Five Of the
largest samples weighed six pounds
Mr. LOvins came from Shelby county,
Ill, and when he left his friends Ella
culated, Going to Kansas to starve
{ to DEATH
A w Raines and family Of Logan
county arrived in GOOdland Sunday
on a visit to G. W. Raines Of this city.
! Mrs. Mechanic OF Iowa, a sister Of
I the Raines brothers, was also mem
/ Der of the party. They viii remain
here this week and enjoy a sort Of
/ family reunion
\ Mrs. z. T. WinseIl, Mrs. A. r. Temp
kins, Mrs ]. NJ. Lamb, Mrs B. jayne,
! Mrs. A Roth and Mrs. NJ. d. Cuth-
bertson went to KanOradO Saturday
morning to inspect the work Of the
woman's Relief Corps at that place.
] They took a freight in the morning
and returned on No. 10 in the even
ing.
Mrs. Joe Lustig Of Colorado Springs
made a trip to GOOdIand Monday to
visit her step-sOn, Joe, Jr-, who has
been employed in the shops here He
had one Of his legs slightly scalded
recently, and Mrs. Lustig came here
to take him back to Colorado Springs
until he shall be able to return to
work
H Z. Cain, Of the Continental
Creamery company, with headquar-
tiers at Colby. was in this city Friday
on business. The company has moved
their creamery station into the J. G.
Hamilton building in GOOdland- The
plant viii be enlarged for the increas-
ing business. Charles WamSley is the
company's local agent.
Robert Wolfekuheler OF Leaven-
worth. Kan, was in GOOdland last
week on business pertaining to the
WOlfekuheler lands in this county. He
closed an agreement with G. L Cal
vert whereby the latter is given the
exclusive agency Of theid large real
estate holdings. The Wolfekuheler'
have an interest in the Peter RObi-
doux ranch. but the isolated quarter
sections only are for sale now.
o. ". HOyt and J. P Hanna OF
|, GeneseO, III, were in town @7Yednes-
day. Mr. Hoyt is a banker and mayor
= Ia - s--a =
, Iin the Carter-Anderson ranch in TIL.
t county. and Wednesday shipped on
six carloads OF stock from the ranch
These gentlemen we're the guests o.
Z Mr.. Carter, who has been here some
time attending TO business and look
! ing after his property interests
George Bradley returned Monday
? from a trip TO Topeka He was TIT
= guest Of X. E Dustin, formerly sher
} III Of this county, but now living Il
2 Shawnee county, about i've miles from
Topeka, where he has a fine farm
f.. Bradley says that Dustin has tn
? finest bunch OF ShOrthorn cattle n
D ever saw, and that recently he bOugh
e the top" Of the Devlin Durhams a
a sale recently He also visited witt
( T. 3. Odell, a former Sherman count
e man.
= G. W Pickerel and his son Ief
T Thursday for Charlton, Ia. Eher
e they viii make their home The Pick
erel family came from there 10 SheT
r man county about SIX months age an
z bought the VEhisenand half section
: four miles southwest OF GOedlant
q SIR. Picksrel sold that property sc
q Gently fcr s3.600 90 a St Joseph, 10
nan hy the name o. fsleE- 80
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