The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-05-19


Mrs. J. S. Jones left Sunday evening
for a visit east.
S. H. Montgomery of Moline, III, was
in Goodland Tuesday
Mrs. r. B. Harvey returned last week
from a few weeks visit in Salina-
Mrs. ]. ". Boyd returned Sunday
from few weeks stay in California
Mrs. E. c. Wiley left Sunday for a
few days stay with relatives in Phillips
burg.
I want fifteen OF twenty loads of
gravel delivered in GOOdland. E r.
Murphy.
H. E. Lowe, manager of the bowling
alley, has been laid up for week with
an affection Of the throat.
Campbell Bros. circus exhibited at
Colby Tuesday. A number Of Good
landites were IN attendance.
Nick ScaIIiOn will leave Sunday for a
vacation to be spent in Chicago. He
will be accompanied by his family
Arthur Chandler of Denver was talk
ing the excellence Of the Smith Premier
typewriter to business people Tuesday.
a. L. Cullins is putting down well,
and viii erect a windmill equipped with
elevated tank TO water his lawn and
trees.
Christian Endeavor topic for Sunday
evening, Nav Al. Growing Up for
God, " Eph. 4:1I-16. Leader, Miss Hazel
Odell.
Otto G. Miller, salesman for the
American Type Founders company,
Kansas City branch, was in GOOdland
Monday.
T. P. Leonard was in Kansas City
Monday and Tuesday buying some
pOstofice equipment for the GOOdland
pOStOfice.
Arthur Tart, representing the Ma
tiOnal Oil company, was here this week.
Mr.. Tart is still making his home in
Beatrice, Neb.
Lois Stevens, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed Stevens, spent a
few days this week with little Bernice
Morse of PhiIliPsburg.
]. P. Hanna and @. A Carter of
GsneseO, Ill, were in GoOdland Tues
day. Mr.. Carter IS interested IN the
Carter-AndersOn ranch.
c. A. Shafer, after weeks visit here
with mis- sister, Mrs H L. hester, re-
turned home Saturday to Buffalo Park.
Mrs. hester accompanied him.
A new we'll has been put down in the
cemetery grounds to water trees and
lawns. The old well gave out on &C
count of a caye-in of the casing.
Mrs. P. W. Runnells and Mrs. Stella
Blakesley returned last week from CheY-
enne, Wyo., and are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harvey.
D. ]. Sezsmith, A. P. Pennock, H.
T. Canadian, T R Hinman, E. Y.
King and o. EIlright, of ConcOrdia,
were guests ar the depot hotel Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Denney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed DenneY Of Colorado
Springs, was IN the city the first Of the
week for a vacation among former &C
quaintances.
S. B. Middleton, who lives near Kan
oradO, is building a new hye-rOOm
frame house, and as soon as II IS com
pleted viii vacate his old sod house and
move into Il.
Mrs. Mcdaniel, the mother, and Miss
Cora O'Hei, a niece Of Mrs W H
Upton, arrived here Thursday from
Brewster, Kan, on a visit.-Bu1lingto
fCOlO.) Record.
Mrs. T. P. Leonard was at Leaven-
worth this week to attend q state meet
ing Of the RathbOne Sisters lodge, to
which she was sent as a delegate from
the GOodland order
Mr.and Mrs. S. B. Hubbard and daught-
er, Jennie, left on No. ~ Sunday for
Palmyra, Wis, to attend the funeral Of
Mrs Hubbard's sister, whose death oc-
cured there at her home.
". A Boggs left yesterday for Selma,
Ia He recently sold his farm, improve
me1ts5 equipment and cattle. to B. J.
Skinner. Mr.. BOggs has about de-
cided 20 invest IN Sherman county
again,
Fred Patton, once a Goodiand boy,
1T now manager Of the Chicago Lam