The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-08-25

Fred Barnett, Tom McCants and
Charles Jones OF COfeyville, Kan,
made a trip together to Burlington,
Colo, from GOOdland, Sunday, return
| ing in the evening on No. 10.
J. L Deming Of Syracuse, Neb., a
brOther-in-law OF H b Ward Of
this county, was in GoodIand this
week for a visit with Mr.. Ward and
family Mr. Deming may decide to
/ locate in Sherman county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Sherman Of
I Tecumseh, Neb., accompanied by Mrs.
| George Sherman Of this city, left
/ Wednesday for a vacation Of a week
in Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
are the parents Of George and Charles
/ Sherman.
W c. Harrison recently threshed
/ $500 bushels OF barley grown on 20
| acres OF land on the Wheeler place,
I one and One-half miles northwest Of
/ town This makes about Sc bushels,
machine measure, per acre
J. z. Adams Of Oberlin, Kan, was
l in GOOdIand Tuesday. He is the man
ager Of the Central State Tele-
J phone company, which has lines in
/ several counties in northwestern Kan
\ sas- He was in company with AttOr-
/ ney Fred Robertson Of Atwood.
/ Henry Faucet OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
l
| TO LimOn, Colo, where his daughter
lives He is a veteran OF the civil
war, and served in the Fourteen New
York and in the Fifth New York in
/ fantry-
7. E Townsend. manager OF the
Foster Lumber company yard at this
place, is a happy man It's all be-
cause he is grandpa now. A son was
born to Dr. and Mrs. ". R. Town
send at EImwOOd, Neb-, August 20.
The doctor is a son Of our esteemed
tOwnsman-
OrviIle J. Harrison. son Of W. c.
Harrison, returned Monday from Des
MOines. Ia, where he has been at
tending the Capital City Commercial
college He viii return about the
holidays to take a course in ban-sng
at the same institution
V. W Goodrich IS putting up a new
three-rOOm house in the west part Of
town 1t was rented as soon as the
first load Of lumber was on the
ground Mr.. Harrison is helping Nj
Goodrich in the construction OF the
dwelling 1t viii have a pantry and
closet besides the three rooms
A first class concert. under the aus
pices OF the ladies OF the Methodist
church, Will be given at the opera
house Wednesday evening, August 80.
The Misses Nellie Hartman and Bea-
trics WayIand VIII give the program
Tickets viii be on sale at Moore &
StevensOn's drug store. Admission
IS ana IS cents
Z f Murphy left Sunday night
for WymOre, Neb-, to be present at
the celebration Of the golden wedding
Of MI and Ms Morley. the aged par
ents Of Mrs Murphy, who have been
Z ma 7ead - ErH0r0-
panied by his two daughters, Lois and
Mrs. Fred Atens OF Burlington, Colo.
Ms Murphy, who was absent attend
/ ing chautauquas, viii also be present
| at the celebration
Jack Lynch made a run out to
Goodiand last week to look over the
country. He tells Us that land agents
out there are fairly coming money,
lquarter sections which they purchas-
ed a few years ago for a mere song,
now being gObbled up atprices rang
ing from $500 TO $4,000. The man
who has money to invest can't help
pick up some OF the western land
Phillipsburg News
, D. ReatOn Of Wichita was in town
several days this week looking after
his landed interests and crops OF grain
here He sold one quarter OF land
about four miles from town TO SyIer
& MCGEE for SO per acre. M Hsa-
ton has land in several western kan
sas counties, which he has seeded to
wheat he hires al the work CT
putting IN the crop. harvesting and
thTeshing the grain, etc. and makes
good money at IL ne requires deep
blowing thorough seeding. pays cash
f0r al laber and finds Kansas land a
5 mine Of wealth Then the rise sn the
price Of land puts him on easy street
5 The Misses Beatrice gVayiand and
Nellie Hartman Wfll give mus
ieel entertainment for the cer1l- c-
the ladies' ai1 SociefE e ths be-