The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-09-15

cago Lumber company's yard here,
returned Wednesday morning from a
trip to lola, Kan. to visit with his
parents.
W. NJ. Maxwell of Oakland, Ia, was
in the city Saturday, the guest OF J..
c. Potter, an old acquaintance in
Iowa He was much pleased with
the country.
D. B. Lauter Of Horton is 4 new
carpenter on the car repair fOrce- He
viii move MS family here thu last 81
the week All VII occupy tho M
Giants house.
Wade Warner OF this city and his
brother, Chase Warner, who lives on
farm east Of GOOdland, left the
first Of the week for Topeka to attend
the Kansas state fair
J. c. PickereI, who came here about
a year ago and bought a half section
OF land which he paid $4,000 for, sold
it this week for $500, and reserved
his crop OF 200 acres
Mrs Lizzie Burger and daughter Of
Mound City. No, arrived in the city
Tuesday for q visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rung and family. Mrs. Burger is an
old acquaintance Of Mrs. Rung.
Wallace Filler, who has been con-
fined to his bed for about a week with
a painful eruption, commonly called
shingles, is reported COnvalescent- DR..
Smith is in charge of the case.
Christian Science services at the
Union Hall Sunday at II o'clock in
the morning, subject, Reality" Rev.
H. NJ. Elliott will deliver the address.
A general invitation is extended to the
public.
J F. Cook OF SkidmOre, No, was
here this week. He was one Of Sher-
man cOUnty's early settlers. He To-
Gated on the northwest quarter Of
section 26-9-4O in 1856. He still holds
his land.
There will be preaching at the Ne
thOdist church Wednesday evening,
September 20, at s o'clock, after
which officers for the Epworth Lea
que will be elected to serve the next
six months.
G. S. Mills and family arrived in
GOOdland Thursday from AthOl, Kan,
and will make Sherman county their
home in future. Mr.. Mills has taken
a homestead, the northeast 1858,
and will build upon the land.
Rev. John Anderson Of Clay Center
an early settler Of Wallace county.
was here the first OF the week Rev.
Anderson is doing missionary work
and went TO GOOdIsnd Tuesday
Sharon Springs Times
Misses Hazel and MabIe OdelI, also
Miss Winnie Reisch departed for
GOOdland, Kan, last Friday; Mabel
and Winnie TO attend school and Miss
Hazel to attend the teachers meet
inZ--Burlington (ColOD Record
A J. Pennington OF Brock, Ne
maha county, Neb. and son, l. L.
Pennington. were here Wednesday re-
newing old acquaintance. Mr.. Pen
ningtOn lived near Edison in the early
days Of the settlement Of the county.
The News editor was very much
pleased Monday afternoon 10 receive
visit from Rev. Woodward Mr.
Woodward is enjoying good health
and is OF the opinion Colorado is a
good state in which to live.-PhiIlips-
burg News
John Fox. father Of F. N Fox, who
lives on the Smoky, was here last
week on a visit with his son. The
old gentleman is a veteran OF the civil
war, having served four years in the
Third Iowa cavalry He lives in Polk
county, Ia
F. D. Dewitt Of Cherokee county
arrived here recently. he IS making
his home with George Wray anti
next spring. He was one OF the early
settlers in this county, living here nine
years, and still owns a quarter sec
ton OF land in Mcpherson township.
Allan Swsrts and Laurene Walker
left for Lexington, No. Wednesday
evening Mr.. Swarts viii attend the
Wentworth military academy and Miss
Walker viii continue her study OF
music at the Lexington college for
women, both OF which institutions are
located at Lexington.
z T. Winsell and son are putting
up a small house two blocks north OF
the water works for Mrs. Harriet
SteIges. She is a widow and takes In
washing. The little home IS being
built BY subscription Bird Carl, the
olasterer. does the work on the house
n his line. gratis Il is e worthy
cause. and deserves generous support
One man who met Jake Trachssl
IN town saturday told him he vas fsll
II prunes- Vow. he may have been
for al we know. b1f the way &c vas