The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-09-29

one in Grant township and was here
looking after his property interests.
Mrs Elizabeth Erickson, who has
been at Mercy hospital at Denver,
Colo, is expected to return home the
last Of this week. She underwent a
surgical operation on one Of her
limbs.
Mrs. n. E. Pollock of Colorado
Springs, a general agent for a book
concern, IS in the city looking for
bright young man to take an agency
for her house, a stated salary being
guaranteed.
J. l. KeiIman OF Dyer, Ind, and his
brother, W F. Reilman Of St. John,
Ind, were in GOOdland last week.
They were looking for real estate in
vestment, and were in company with
John Nye Of Chicago
Mrs. W. s. Coleman and sons, Roy
and Lowell, returned Wednesday on
No ~ from Portland, Ore, Besides
taking in the sights at the Lewis and
Clark exposition, they visited rela-
tives in northeast Oregon.
County Treasurer Smiths sale last
Thursday amounted to about $2,1OO-
He reserved three good teams, har-
ness and wagons TO haul OF his grain
If he had sold these the sale would
have reached over $4,000.
Mrs E F. Derby, sister of Mrs A
L Cullins,- arrived in town Monday
from Kansas City, and is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs A L CuIlins. Mrs.
Derby. nee Massingiu, was formerly
in the millinery business in Goodland.
r. A Kent commenced the erection
OF a twO-story house on the corner
Of Fourteenth and Boulevard this
week 1t will have ten rooms, and
is 36x36, on the ground floor, exclu-
sive Of an eight foot porch
Two families with three mover
wagons and four teams OF fine mules
passed through GOodland Thursday.
: They were from southeast Kansas
and will locate near Newton, Colo,
| postOfice. fifteen miles north Of Bur
/ lingtOn, Colo
Rev John Eldridge Of the Method
st church. who was reported in last
/ weeks paper to leave soon for a new
/ appointment in the suburbs Of Den
/ yer, has changed his mind, and will
Z remain in GOOdland until the end Of
/ the conference year
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E Townsend arriv-
| ed home Friday morning from a va
/ cation in Missouri Mr.. Townsend
I visited several cities in the central
west. and he and his wife were pres
I ent at a reunion OF the Townsend
/ family in Sedalia quite recently.
Lee Raines. the eighteen-year-Old
son OF T b Raines. who lives in the
| edge OF Wallace county, southwest OF
| GoOdland. was seriously i'll last week
/ with an attack Of appendicitis. He
/ is under the care OF DR.. Carmichael,
Z and is reported but little better.
The Johnson brothers OF Morrison,
Illinois. cattle buyers. were here
Tuesday looking to purchase stock.
They went out Tuesday morning to
the herd Of J. F. Kimmell,- and viii
I remain here several days, expecting
! to buy up a good shipment OF stock
Mrs. Andrew Holz and daughter OF
Wymore, Neb., were here on a visit OF
about two weeks, leaving on Saturday.
Mr.. Holz is an emplOye Of the Cole
man hardware store They were for
merly neighbOrs Of Mr.. ard Mrs Jack
/ Adams. who lived in Wymore before
moving TO GOOdland.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. p. Liston OF Bea-
trice. aNeb.. spent a couple OF days in
4GOOdIand this week on their way west
for q vacation MI Liston was for
merry station agent for the Rock Is
land here, and still owns town prop
erty. He viii be remembered by
many old residents.
land. Ore to spend two weeks at the
Lewis and Clark exposition Mr.
Nelson said when he left that he fell
as though he was entitled TO q res
and vacation. and thought that q visii
I to the fair would be an opportunity
TO recuperate from hard work on the
ranch
Ms. L P Bechtol Of Wiota, Ia
was In town last week, arriving hers
j
half section Of land nine miles ives
Of Goodland- Mr. Bschtol was at one
time station agent for the Rock Is
land at Brewster. TIE family j
thinking Of coming back to Shermal
county
The people OF the Christian churel
gave e basket soc1ai IN the churcl
building last Friday Quite uuul
Der OF yGunE people. Efl cl1tr crer