The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-08-11

sueut I'm this paper combined with
the other features of his special steel
range sale. John Book sold eight Mon
arch steel range stoves during that
one Wees The mOru Is lain: q
pays to advertise,
O. b LETTERS returned from Cleye-
land. Okla. Sunday where he was
called by the death OF his wife's sis
ter. Miss Grace Kindred The young
lady was sixteen years old. and died
from the effects of malarial fever and
other complications
E B. Alderman of ShermanviIIe
township has been staying in Good
land the last few days nursing n sore
Of his left hand that threatened iii"ud
poisoning. The doctor had - EinCe
the hand several times. Mr. ACEScr-
mans condition is much improved
Miss Ida Ruug entertained her lit
tie friends Wednesday afternoon,
august @ at her home from 4 to s.
There were about twenty little girls
present The event being in honor Of
her eleventh birthday, she received
many beautiful presents
Miss May McCIuskey, who was Wis
ting Miss Myrtle Knight last week
1T for Denver Tuesday night, where
she Will take a clerkship in HarTisOn's
store Miss McCIuSkey is the oldest
/ laughter of Mr. and Mrs Barney Nc
Jluskey. who formerly lived in this
county.
John Hartzler. who has been for
| several months in GOOdland, has de-
cided to make that place his home,
and "A new house is being built there
which will be occupied by his family
- soon as il is completed They ex-
/ rect to leave Salina in about six
| weeks lima Journal.
J. a. Dixon Of Chicago, teacher OF
mathematics in the Wendall Phillips
/ nigh school OF that city. was in town
| his week looking after real estate
1 interests A brother Of his home
| teaded a claim in this county many
| ears ago. and died here Mr. Dixon
! aid $500 in back taxes on the old
| homestead Of his deceased brother
| BeuIah little, the daughter Of Mr..
| md Mrs. David Title Of Smoky town
| hip. suffered a dislOCation OF the "a
Illus at the elbow joint about two
weeks ago The parents Of the Eirl
1 we're not sure that IL was a dislOca-
| ion until this week. when Dr. Gulick
made a diagnosis OF the injury DR.
Sulick used Dr. FarrOw's X-ray ir
Examining the elbow joint
| Gideon Hockett was in GOOdlanC
/ Wednesday with d wagon load OF tur-
hips. onions and other garden pro-
! luce Some OF the turnips were as
a-ge as the double fist OF a man Mr.
| IOckstt says his corn Is in the roast
| ng ear and Jhat il viii make a good
rop with a little more rain Thi.
ear he set out 1000 sweet potato
| iIants and the vines cover the ground
Mrs Eva Vanscoyk and son arrived
asst evening on the Burlington from
! SOOdland. Kan Mrs NanscOyk is Z
/ lister OF Eugene and John BlOdgett
md her arrival was a surprise q
/ hem Some time since they learned
! II her intention TO visit Lead and
Johnnie made nightly trips 20 Plums
n an effort To furnish a counter sur
l prise- He met all the late trains, bu
IN the following night after he gav'
Ter up. the lady arrived. She vii
risit here for several weeks.-LeaC
s d. Register
The people Of Ireton. Ia, are tax
ng considerable intereS. in Shermal
,Ounty- Perhaps more thau half {
iozen people in that vicinity owl
farms in this county. and some o
hem are coming out here to live
sast week there were ten people from
/ hat town i'm GoodIand and thef
names are William n Irwin. Jane
Taylor. Randall Kari. A. \ Kari, G
z HoIt6n. c. B. Holtcn. n o Westre
y. Z Sulzer. T. h Prior and Dr.. G
2. Miller Mr. Sulzer- knows thu
county from away back as he home
yteaded claim here IN the earl1
! days His home is in Ireton. but judg
ng from his frequent trips out west
ne lives in Goodland- He owns
number OF quarter sections Of Shsr
nan county land. and he has intro
1uced the short rass country in sucl
A way 70 his Iowa acquaintance tia
hey want a home in Kansas, too