The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-14

kOmO. Ind, arrived in Goodland
Tuesday. They took a livery rig We'd
nesday and drove out the Barnett
place, north Of KanOradO.
Mr. and Mrs. William SeyIer re-
turned home Monday morning, after
a few days vacation spent in the
west They visited Colorado Springs,
Cripple Greek and other places.
". H Ryer Of Kansas City, a COM
piler of labor union rosters, was in
the city this week the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs L E Brinker. Mrs. Ryer
was formerly Miss Clara Steinke.
A 'grandmOthers' 4" tea viii be
given July p, at the home Of Mrs
E T. winseIl, Further announcement
viii be made next week, giving the
special features Of grandma's tea
Isaac Sweigard Of Garner, Ia. was
in the city Friday and Saturday on
business. He owns several tracts OF
land in Sherman county and does not
care to let his holdings go at present
Rev. and Mrs EIdridge attended
the international -EpwOrth League
convention at Denver last week, con-
sequently there was no preaching
services at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
Nj and Herman Upton Of Bur
lingtOn, Colo, returned Friday morn
ing after weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Peters Mr.. Upton is
manager Of the BIillisack store at
Burlington
The new house being built by f. B.
Spratlin for Mrs. D. J. Bryan, is now
ready for the plasterer. It is a five
room house and is located just east
Of the V W Goodrich place on West
Thirteenth street
Mrs c J. ShimeaII entertained AT
an afternoon tea Saturday Of last
week. in honor OF her sister-in-law,
Mrs James Wallace Of CrippI CreeE,
Colo The ladies present report a
most delightful time.
E Z. Franklin Of Hugo, Colo,
county superintendent Of Lincoln
county, was in GOOdland last week
and the fore part Of this. He is a
Kansas boy, and his brother is sta
ton agent at KanOradO.
E ThOrsOn has commenced the er-
ectiOn Of the two residences Just
south Of the RatCIfh property. They
will be each 22x36 and one story,
modern dwellings. Glen Filler is
doing the carpenter work
MIS- Thomas Conner Of Kansas City
has Joined her husband here and they
Will make GOOdland their home. Mr..
house Mrs Conner is a sister Of Mrs.
J. E George Of GoOdland-
Mrs Pauline Hartman has had her
restaurant building painted green
with red trimmings, and the appear
ance is very wholesome More paint
ought to be smeared on more bust
ness buildings along Main street.
Miss Allie Morse OF PhiIlipsburg.
niece Of Mrs. E Q. Wiley and Mrs. A
C Quick, is visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Ms Wiley They entertain
ed for Miss Morse Thursday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Quick.
H c. Simpson Of Colby, well known
in GOOdland as a piano salesman, was
married in Columbus, O., June 26.
His bride was Mrs. Sadie n BOYD OF
Columbus. The newly married coupIe
returned to Colby last Saturday. Mr..
Simpsons former wife died some time
ago
z L Kerns OF Oakley, representa-
tive from Logan county, has decided
to move to Topeka and open up a real
estate once there for the sale OF ives
tern Kansas land. Mr.. Kern was the
youngest member in the kansas leg
islature, and was married during the /
session
" A. Fish and J. E Brendlfnzer
"a ---AhSA nave AAOhE4 20 GOOQtamQ i
and have gone into the contracting 4
and building business under the name 4
Of Fish & BrundIingeH. They have 4
been in the carpenter business almost 4
thirty years.
Preaching services at the Method
lst church Sunday at II O'Clock a. m.
and at o'clock D m Sunday school /
a 10 e m and EpWOrth LseEue at
1850 p m A general invitation IS
given 70 attend all OF these serves
John Eldridges Pastor.
J. R Jones. brother OF our towns
man, J. s Jones. and dispatcher. on
The Rock Island at Des 1foines. Ia
vas In GOOdIand this week for q visit
with Er. ana Ms 2. S. Jones. re
east Tuesday he was ac-
-cmpanisd By RS little son.
ernest Bower returned Slt1r1av