The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-09-08
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Home grown watermelOns are on
the market
A good rain fell in GOOdland We'd
nesday night
Mr.. and Mrs James Griffin are IN
Denver this week.
Fritz Arkebauer Of Sharon Springs
was in GOOdland Sunday
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
John DeweIi, September 4.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Murray, September 80.
Jim Hamilton has finished the con-
structiOn OF a large grain shed
Fred Barnett is in Colby this week,
sticking type in the Tribune office.
Mrs. Kimberlin is in town for a stay
with her daughter, Mrs Earl Carter
Merl Thomas has gone home to
Hutchinson, Kan, where his parents
live
Mrs. T. P. Gray Of SheIIsburg, Ia.
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. J.
NJ. Eldridge.
Ralph Dimmitt has gone to Salina
to attend the Kansas Wesleyan bust
ness college.
Miss Bessie Waters, teacher Of the
Kipps school, will begin the term
there next Monday.
Preaching services morning and
evening at the Methodist church next
Sunday, September 10.
y. A Turner, editor Of the Colby
Tribune, was a visitor in GOOdland
between trains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Mcbride and son
Frank returned Monday from their
vacation in Salt Lake City
@. P. LimOn has purchased lots Op-
pOsite the Town company brick and
Will put up a small dwelling house
Mrs. B. T. Brown, son Frank and
Freda Brown, returned Monday from
a few days stay in Colorado Springs
The Society Of Maids and MatrOns
Will meet with Mrs. Fred Dawson,
Tuesday. September Il, at $3.50 D. m.
Christian Science services will be
held in Union Hall Sunday morning
at II o'clock. Subject, Matter" Al
are welcome
Mrs. r L Satterfield left Thurs
day morning for the home OF heI
parents at Carrot Ind, for a visit OF
about six weeks.
Mrs Guy johnson OF Salem, Neb.
is in the city the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert WOOdring.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Carter, September s. Mr. Carter
is one OF the dispatches at this pOin
Tor the ROCK 1S1-1ftu-
A number Of the shop men were
enjoying Labor day Monday. Some
OF them stayed at home and some o.
them went to Denver
Lafe Settler OF Cameron, No, al
old acquaintance OF ArJnur Johnson
was here this week for a visit and Il
look the country over
DR.. r. 3. Harvey was in Salins
Monday to attend the marriage Of hi
cousin, Miss Jennie Harvey to A c
F5gley OF ParkersviIle.
Bird Carl returned Tuesday from
Cheyenne. Wyo-, where he attended
the celebration OF Frontier day, Sep
TENDER ;, in that city.
p. D. Agerter Of HOisingtOn, for
merly employed here in the trail
service. was in town this week He 1
son-in-law OF William Jupe-
Miss Hilda Stalgren returned las
week from an extneded visit at Crane
Island, Neb- The school she con
tracted TO teach began Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. HodgkinSOn re
turned Tuesday from Charlton, Ia
the old home OF Ms HOdgkinsOn
They were gone about two weeks
Louis Miller Of Arlington Heights
HI, is in town he owns $50 acre
OF land, formerly the Cal Russell
ranch, and the Dinwed6ie quarter
The bowling alley opened up 70
business Monday. The alley had beeI
closed for during the most OF tn
sumner BiIlE Williams IS in charge
Miss Pearl Kimmel returned Thurs
day from q few weeks vacation spen
with relatives near Morrill,, Kan. He
little sister, Edith. accompanied heE
Little Lula CoOts, ten years Of age
came alone from Harris. KAN 4
GOodlsnd TO live with hen Grandma
{ COots. mother Of Robert and A ,
Coots. this week
Mss Ruth TombIin. daughter o
EIr. and HIS. n B. TOmblin Of Bout
der, returned home last week after
visit with her aunt. Mrs - p stew
E returned tl.1