The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-05-26
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Mrs. H K Adams has returned
from a visit in Horton
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cas- HOgebOOm, Thursday, Nay Is.
The NJ. E. Sunday school is plan
ming for children's day service, June
II,
W. F. Shea, manager of the Chi
cagO Lumber cOmpany's yard, was in
Colby wednesday.
DR.. E. L Wickizer, the optician,
is in the city and has his office
with Dr. Carmichael
J. B. Moore, the LaBIanche black
smith. was in town Tuesday and
bought supplies for his shop.
Services at St. PauTs church Sun
day Holy communion $50, Sunday
school 1000, morning service 1900.
Malen Cochran of Seymour Ia, ar
rived in GOOdland Wednesday for a
visit with his brother, Q. L. Cochran.
J. B. Moore this week sold his
quarter section across the line in
Colorado to Albert Walters Of Bur
HngtOn-
Passenger train No. Is was an
nUled Thursday and consequently
no eastern mail reached GOOdland in
the morning
7. ]. Dick Of Hawarden, Ia, was
in GOOdland Thursday. He is look
ing up Sherman county with view to
purchasing land
DR.. ". H. FarrOw will leave Sun
day night for Kansas City where he
will take a course Of instruction in
ectro-therapeutics.
Mrs. GeOdge Hamlin Of Mcpherson
township is in Burlington, Colo, re-
ceiving treatment from a specialist
for cancer Of the breast
George Painter is building a new
frame house in Mcpherson township
George was recently married and is
fixing up a pretty home
Miss Jessie Wolfe and Miss Clara
Gierhar1 OF Oberlin visited DR.. Far
rows family over Sunday They were
on their way TO Denver.
Machinist Nick ScalliOn left for a
thirty-day visit in Chicago on No.
Thursday morning Mrs ScalliOn
and children accompanied him
A steam shovel outfit Will be put
on near Flagler, Colo, the first Of the
month to widen cuts and fills on the
west end OF this division Of the road.
A J. Atherton removed with his
family Thursday to WaKeeney Kan,
where he has purchased a farm five
miles from the town he sold his
residence property to TiltOn Nye-
Mrs E A RatcIiffe Of Colorado
Springs arrived in GOOdland on No.
? sunday and VIII spend two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
ThOrsOn-
Mrs J. Clifford HfIman. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs John w
Dodds, for the past two months viii
leave Sunday night for Chicago, De-
trOit and other eastern points
Dr.. L c. Higgins Of Naples, Ill, is
In town for a short vacation. He
owns tract Of land in Shrman coun-
" and comes all the way from Illi-
nOis to enjoy this balmy climate.
The baccalaureate service OF the
SOOdfand high school will be held at
the NJ E church Sunday evening,
Nay % at o'clock ?. m The ser
mon viii be delivered by the Rev.
John Eldridge.
F. N. Freeman, an attorney-at-
law OF Manchester, Mich, was in
town Monday, as the guest Of Mr..
and MIS- John DOdds Mr.. Freeman
is an old acquaintance Of Mrs
Dodds-
H q. Nudge, now second vice
president OF the Rock Island in COM
plete charge OF the operation OF the
road, IS taxing in his new protege, /
and was at Horton Monday to make
an inspection OF those shops.
Union Pacific train No. 104 passed
east through GOOdland Wednesday
mornig about 10 o'clock a m. and
went over the Rock Island because
OF serious washout at Winona,
KAN on the Union Pacifc's main I
line.
Frank OlesOn, son Of Charles Ole
son. who lived at LsaBlauche several I
years and who went with Gus
otranQ 70 JoneE H. year ago. re-
turned to Sherman county Tuesday /
afternoon. He says feels better
here than IN Illinois
J 3. Moore Herman Quick, VIII i
liam HaTgraTes. ST., and George
York VIII put in phones soon. It i
wiz be known as the LaBlanche line /
and VIII connect with the Hather-
Sharon Springs line. That viii give 1
them RuletOn connection by which
GOOdland can be reached
The editor OF this paper acknoW-
ieOges the receipt OF an srtistieally 4
printed invitation and announcements
II events issued by the graduztinz
class o. the RaWllns c01nty high
school, OF which Professor @. "
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