The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-03-03
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day.
Harry Fike, of Colby, was in Kan
OradO last week buying sheep and /
hogs.
DR.. Carmichael returned from a trip /
to Chicago, Monday. He was absent a |
week.
LII. Ernst left last week for San
Diego, Cal, where he will make his |
new home.
N. Leach, of Rezford, was in Good |
land, this week. He is in the real es-
tate business.
Mrs. A. Kreuzer and daughter, Mag |
dalene, returned from Kansas City Tues
day morning.
Charles Hockett removed Wednesday |
from the Kent house to one of Warren |
KrOw's residences.
Mrs. Geo. McCants returned to Colo |
RADIO City after visit with relatives and /
friends for week.
Fred Aten, now in the mercantile bus
mess in Burlington, Colo, was Good |
land visitor Sunday.
Miss Gertie Lawless, of Eagle, Wis,
sister of Mrs. S. B. Hubbard, IS here
visiting the Hubbard family.
Henry Clemens, of Colorado Springs,
was here attending the funeral Of his /
father, Robert Clemens, Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Palmer returned last |
Friday from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Ohio, Indiana and Missouri.
Miss Carrie Adams returned to her
home IN Lebanon, Kan, this week,
after q visit with relatives in GOOdland-
Mrs. John Baughman, of Colby. re-
turned home Sunday after a few days
visit with Miss Ruby Moore IN Good
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Adams left for
Denver Tuesday morning On No. 9,
and will spend several weeks IN that
city.
c. J. Shimean, of the First National
bank, returned Sunday morning from a
business trip to Topeka and Kansas
City.
Thomas P. Leonard made a flying
trip to Colorado Springs, going Sun
/ day night and returning Wednesday
morning
One of the most popular young men
| living near St. Francis is a young farm
/ er named SPoOnmOre. The girls all
like him.
L. NJ. Williams, of Kansas City, No,
with Fairbanks, Morse & Co., was in
| GOOdland on business for his company,
| Saturday.
". G. Bisseu, of Phillipsburg, was in
/ town yesterday and closed a land deal
with Mack Robinson, which involved a
| section of land
L. H. and G. c. Wulf, of Thomas
! county, were in GoOdland Wednesday.
They were looking for investment in
Sherman county
9. E. Swarts left Tuesday night for
Junction City. Mrs Swarts and daught-
| er, Edna, viii follow him to their new
home IN a few days
There will be a masquerade ball at
the opera house on st. Patrick's day,
| March II. Apply for costumes up to
/ March of H. E. Lowe.
DR.. V. c. Eddy, of Colby, was a
Goodland visitor Tuesday. He IS in
vesting in Sherman county land and
was here to close a deal.
H. A Mccoy, of Cloud county.
was in GOodland Wednesday. He was
a hOmesteader in Sherman county in
1886. He still owns the land.
H. H. Auer, who has been sick for a
couple of weeks, IS somewhat improved
in health. He has a complication of
heart trouble and rheumatism.
L. G. Baldwin and F. L. Lawrence
of Brooks, Ia, were here Tuesday.
They formerly lived in 7-39, joining the
/ Odeli ranch, and still own their lands.
A. VIM, of Kanorado, returned
| Wednesday morning from trip to To-
! peka. He went down Sunday night
| and observed the dOings Of the legisla-
/ ture.
The brick block including the First
National bank, the Dawson, Coleman,
| ArensbeTy & Cullen, and Heston prop
| Il H-frI~ side
| walk.
Tim Stevenson is the proud possessor
of two fine registered HambletOnian
mares, which were shipped to him from
| his former home in Oneida, Kan, this
week.
A. n. Holland, living on the Starr
| place southeast of GOOdland will leave
! this county Wednesday, March 9, for
/ Frankfort, Kan, where he intends to
| engage IN business.
]. B. Amphlett, of Winfield, Kansas,
| brother Of J. S. Amphlett, who lives Is
miles northeast of GOOdland, arrived in
/ GOOdland Tuesday morning on a visit
l to his brother and mother
il. Knight, register of deeds, re-
/ ports that from February to February
/ 20, there was not single chattle mort
/ gage fled in his Of1ce-speaks well for
1 LLAG u-eLAGAe4A sLduullS u LA4C Gully
R. II. McGonigal, of Colby, repre-
senting the Chicago Lumber company,
was IN GOOdland this week directing
the preparations Of their yard here for a
/ stock of lumber, which viii be put IN
| soon.
Samuel Bushong, of Miltonvale, Kan,
! was IN GOOdland Tuesday. He is a
/ brother-in-law Of II. 7. Dimmitt and IS
/ here on a visit. He IS a veteran Of the
/ civil war and served IN the Tenth Iowa
| infantry
| Gust Strand, formerly Of this county,
i and who is well known here, has moved
from GeneseO, III, to Lemont, III,
near which place he has purchased a
] 16O-acre farm, located only 20 miles
/ from Chicago.
E. ". Stewart, who for the last few
| months has been a linotype operator
on the Ell Reno Daily Democrat, at
! FL Reno, Okla, arrived in GOOdland,
Saturday morning, for a visit at home