The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-02

Mrs s Luther returned to Good
land Tuesday morning The family
Will move into the new residence re-
Gently erected by c N. Millisack on
West Eleventh street
Danny Bartholomew hatband does
not mt him He was the only one OF
the shop boys who made a hit at the
bat and scored in the ball game at
Phillipsburg Decoration day.
Samuel D. Miney Of Missouri
bought a quarter section OF land OF
the Wilson Bros. last Friday. The
land is located near Brewster, and
Mr. Milley Will soon move on the
place.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Mills Friday, May 19. Mills
says this advent OF the little one is
a second blessing, for, quite recently
he was promoted from fireman to en-
gineer-
James T DOnahue Of Edgar, Neb.,
was here Tuesday, representing the
Artificial Stone Basin Tank company
Of that place He is a veteran Of the
civil war, and served in the Thirty
fourth Indiana infantry.
The L T. l. will meet at the Chris
tan church Sunday at $3.50 p. m
Children, come and get your pieces
for our next entertainment very soon.
Our regular lessons are very interest
ing. We will decide on the location
of the fountain.
c. Mills Of Fort Smith, Ark, came
here recently TO get relief from the
effects Of malaria He is a painter
by trade. and recently finished paint
ing the c. w Jupe residence 1t pre-
SentS a very attractive appearance
and appears to be a good job.
Mrs A $ Warmer, and little
daughter Agnes, arrived in GOOdland
Friday on No Il for visit with J. H.
Stewart and family. Mr.. Warmer,
VIII fG # fEF Oh ,
at Winamac, Ind, could not come on
account of his work with his church
$ B. Hubbard returned Wednesday
mOrnig from Palmyra, Wis, where he
and Mrs Hubbard were called May
IA by the death Of Mrs Hubbard's
sister, Mrs. Otto Z. SCherer- Mrs.
Hubbard and little daughter, Jennie,
viii stay with relatives in Wisconsin
for some time yet.
J. P. Cullen, Of the firm Of Arens-
berg & Cullen, druggists, left Satur-
day night for Monmouth, Ill, where
Mrs Cullen has been visiting relatives
for several weeks Mr. Cullen viii
so to Chicago on business and ATr.
and Mrs. Cullen will return to Good
land in about a week
Aaron Wells recently purchased
the McClOud place. five miles south
and one west Of GOOdland. He moved
the house, a good fOur-rOOm resid-
enCe, on lots north OF the Nelson
place, and has had il fitted up for
rental When completed ii Will make
a good property for rental and a de-
Sirable residence
s. E Stevenson Of Oneida, Kan,
who was visiting his son, Of the firm
OF Moore & Stevenson, left for his
home Friday evening He purchased
Tim stevenson went with the stock
Saturday night The old gentleman
seemed TO be much pleased with the
country and people Of Sherman cOun-
Mr.. Frank Hooper. a farmer of
in GOOdland Sunday and has moved
on the Hunter place. nine miles south
Of GOOdland- Before leaving their
old home q party Of their old friends
show them their high esteem for
them, presented Mr. and Mrs Hooper
with some fine table linen
Mrs R P Powers and her sister,
Mrs T c Duel, returned from Arbe-
Ia, No, Wednesday morning On
their way home they stopped at Cold
en- City, No, for visit with their
brother, I E COplen- He has a fine
chard Of IS acres. They also stopped
at Phillipsburg to visit another broth
Floyd Harrison, the ten-year-oId
son OF W G Harrison, was riding a
black mare followed BY a sucking colt
down the street at a trOt Wednesday
afternoon When about opposite the
Arensberg & Cullen drug store, the
mare stumbled and fell, rolling com
pletely over the boy. Bystanders
caught the animal and carried the
boy into the drug store His left leg
above the ankle was badly bruised
He was taken to Dr.. Gulick's ONCE
and treated, but no bones were brOk-
en- The wonder is that the boy was
not fatally hurt, as the. horse must
weigh over a thousand pounds.
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