The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-06

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Mrs. Fred Coffin returned from a
visit TO her parents at Mcpherson,
Kan, Tuesday. Her sister, Miss
Josie Berggren, came with her to
GoOdland and will make her home
with Mrs Coffin
Miss Edna Swarts was at home 70
her friends Monday evening. It was
styled in the invitations, a "handi-
Csp" party Her many friends were
present, and pleasure ami action male
IRE hours seem short
s F. Palmer, one Of the old stand
bys OF pOpulism when all the rest had
fed, was in GOOdland wednesday.
He formerly lived in Sherman county,
but now owns a farm about three
miles southeast Of Burlington, Colo
Mrs J G. Griffin and daughter.
Miss Vera, and son, Clement, left
Wednesday for Buczlin, Kan, where
they will make their future home Mr..
Griffin IS running as hagman from
Bucklin to Santa Rosa--Dalhart
Texan
J A. Bales of Eudora, Douglas
county, Kan, was here Wednesday.
He is the gentleman who bought the
Cochrane place Of Mr.. Seyler, former
" the Gust Strand place. He will
move on the place this fall and make
his home here
Mrs. Frank Sylvester left last week
for Marshall county, IA, on a visit OF
about two or three weeks with her
relatives. Her two children went
with her. Frank has his hands full
now, washing dishes, cooking, doing
the farm work. etc
] s EllenbergeT, living in the east
part Of town, presented the reporter
Of this paper last Saturday with a
nice peach grown in his garden He
remarked that he gathered five pecks
Of peaches from two trees which were
only three years old.
The Coffin laundry viii soon have
an Ideal heater and a gasoline en-
CINE equipment The heater viii
supply hot water and the engine fur
nish power to run the machinery In
a couple Of weeks or 50, the new
( equipment will be in place.
Albert Robidoux brought some fine
beets to this office Wednesday. They
were grown on his place on the
Smoky creek, and were raised without
| irrigation So is the history Of west
| ern Kansas becoming more and more
/ the history Of an agricultural section.
sam Johnston, an old-timer and
! resident OF this part Of the country,
but now living near North Platte,
/ Neb-, was here on a visit OF about a
/ week He lived just over the line in
I Wallace county, where he owned a
/ ranch, but sold out about three years
| ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Miller OF
l Omaha. Neb-, were in GoodIand sat
! Urday for a days visit with the VII
I 70, I'll -,
\ the evening for a stay Of a few days
/ with Mr. and Ms Clement Wilson
/ Ms Miller and Mrs Wilson are sis
| tiers
Robert b Orr Of Kansas City, Mo-
| and J. w Hilgeman Of St Louis No,
/ were in GoOdland Sunday. Mr. Orr
/ was representing an engineering com
j pany, and Mr.. Hilgeman an electric
/ light machinery company. They were
/ here recommending electric light ma
/ chinery.
The teachers Of the GOOdIand
1 schools entertained at the home OF
! Prof and Mrs Mallory Monday even
/ Ing in honor OF the members OF the
L board Of education OF GOodland. Sew
i eral outside guests were present ard
a pleasant time enjoyed. Refresh
/ ments were served
/ Rev. w J.. Meredith PRESIDING
elder Of the Norton district, wiz be in
] GOodland Sunday, October 8, and viii
! preach IN the Methodist church al
| 1850 o'clock in the evening. and vii
I hold quarterly conference on Monday
! morning at O'Clock A general In
vitation is given to both OF these serT-
| ices
/ L S. Parsons Of Waterloo. Ia, rep
I resenting a well drilling machinery
! company. was in Gouuland TFednes-
I day. and had a pleasant visit with his
l old friend, c. n 1Iulisack. Parsons
/ is the husband OF one OF Millisack's
y many-Years-ago sweethearts There
fore hes a good fellow" says Mr.
Mfllisack.
r. The Bartholomew & jayne new feed
l.Inil viii be covered with iron in con-
fOrmity with the ordnance as @
Buildings erected within the IRE n
ulits Their good bushes sense and
l5yallg are - BE cemus1dec. and q
an sEnUpls 1tnsfs Eh1Vl1 fcLloEs e.