The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-03-10
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Billy W alk6Es OF LlICOlni y Ia L1ttAs
Ms. John Dodds left Sunday for a |
visit in Denver.
Phil Yoke, Of Denver, formsrly of
GOOdland, IS IN town
A. L. Williamson, OF Clay Center,
was IN town Wednesday
William Seyler left Saturday night for
q business trip to Minnesota
Fred Coffin, Of Denver. is here for a
visit with his bother, Jerry Coffin
]. Ed Stevens will preach at Chris
tan church next Sunday morning and
evening
Mrs. Charles Zilmer, nee Miss Edna
Townsend, went TO Lincoln, Neb-,
Tuesday.
George Cooper, stenOgrapher, IS be
ing kept busy for the present IN Wilson
Bros Office
Jasper Candy has built new picket
fence around his new residence Occu-
pied by ". Powers.
Arthur Connolly, Of Thomas county,
was here this week TO see his brother,
who lives IN the country
Miss Grace Humbarger, of Denver,
Colo, IS in the city, fora visit with her
brother, Robert Hamburger
Mrs. A. G. Patrick, of Colorado
Springs, IS in GOOdland visiting friends
Mrs. Patrick formerly lived here.
H. o. Morey, of Stockton, Kan, was
here Wednesday, representing the Con-
tinental Casualty Insurance company
Frank Lyon, of Lincoln Center, and
J. n. HOllingshead, of Hartford, Kan,
were IN GOOdland Wednesday on land
business.
". P. Collup left last week for Ten
nessee TO see his father, who IS IN poor
health He was accompanied by Mrs.
COllup.
n. VanSlyck, representing Wilder
Bros, shirt manufacturers of Lawrence,
was IN GOOdland Monday on business
for his firm.
J. D. Cullins vas in Denver last week
| and returned Saturday morning, spend
| ing little time also IN Colorado Springs
and ManitOu.
GOOdland is named correctly. Twenty
prospective land buyers struck the town
| in a bunch the other night.-TOpeka
! State Journal.
Cashier Vansyoc, of the freight house,
will leave the first of next month for
/ Oakley, and will operate a farm in
| Logan county.
Miss Lvda Seaman returned from
/
/ purchased millinery goods for the Sea
/ man sisters store in GOOdland.
| August Roupetz, charged with the
/ murder of Henry KersenbrOck at Colby,
/ was granted bail in the supreme court
| last week in the sum of S., 900.
| George Bradley was at Burlington,
| Colo, Monday, purchasing horses. He
| made another trip Wednesday, and has
/ picked up quite a good sized bunch.
J. E. Thomas, of Garden City, Kan,
| was here Monday visiting his sOn-in-
law, George Clemens. He reports farm
| enterprise in Finney county as prosper
/ Ous.
Edward Butler gave a party Saturday
afternoon in honor of his eighth birth
| day. About 20 guests were present and
light refreshments were served. All had
a merry. time.
In GOodland the contest is not be
| tween the wet and dry factions, but as
to whether the saloons shall be taxed or
run free as at present--Kansas Notes
in Kansas City Star
a A. McClelland, of Tecumseh,
Kan, was here Monday on a visit with
his cousin, George McClelland, who
lives southwest Of GOOdland, one of
| Sherman cOunty's most successful farm
ers.
E. Thorson received a telegram from
Arthur Radcliffe, Wednesday, saying
| that their little child was very sick.
| Mrs. ThOrson left Wednesday evening
for Colorado Springs in response to the
information concerning the little boy.
". NJ. Dice, who formerly lived on
/ school land near Edison, but who sold
his real estate interests to Mr.. Still, has
| moved from Selden to PaxicO, Kan.
Mr.. Dice says he has bought a farm
near PaxicO, and IS moving on to the
same.
There will be regular services at the
St. PauI's Episcopal church next Sun
day. Holy communion at $50 a. m,
Sunday school at 1000 a. m, morning
service at HOO a. m, evening service
service on Friday afternoon at 4:30 p.
m.-Rev- George Belsey, Rector.
mo mail order house helped to build
the little school house in your district,
OF turnpike the road past your door, -
remarks the Spring. Hill Era. mo
mail order house ever sold you ma
chine and spent every cent of its profit
right in the community where you and
your aeighbOrs could get it back again.
No mail order house ever showed his
| patent leather shoes under your table
and rejOiced with you when you were
glad nor spoke encouraging words to
you IN affection, nor stood with IN
covered head beside the grave when
your child died. The mail order house
pays no taxes in your county, and the
money sent>in never returns