The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-01-27
TOLD II A LINE.

/ = T. Potter moved INTO the Taylor
house Friday.
! John Boyle, of Phillipsburg, was in
/ GOOdland Wednesday.
E. F. Murphy left Sunday for TOPe-
/ ka and returned Tuesday.
Conductor Lindsey severed his rela-
/ ton with the Rock Island Monday.
! William Seyler, the real estate man, is
now established IN a coy Office IN the
( Masonic brick block.
Invitations are out for the 6remen' s
I ball, to be held at the opera house on
Friday evening, February TO-
". J. Bower & Son moved their fur
mature store and undertaking rooms
/ into the Masonic brick Tuesday.
DR.. J. G. Sheldon of Pueblo, Gallo,
was in GOOdland this week, being call
| ed in consultation with Dr., Carmichael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tart, of Beat
rice, Neb., are IN GOOdland this week,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Floyd, the parents Of Mrs. Tart
Tom McCa1ts, for several months an
employee IN the Republic Office, was ia
ken down with appendicitis Monday,
and is so seriously III that the attending
physician deems an operation nee
essary.
R l. Ernst this week closed deal
by which Mr.. L. z. Hatch, of Seneca,
Kan, becomes successOrtO Mr.. Ernst IN
his jewellery business in GOOdland. Mr.
Ernst will leave for California and en-
gage IN the optical business.
The Fred Dawson residence in the
northwest part of town was purchased
this week by John W Smith, county
treasurer-elect, for $500. Mr.. Smith
will make that his home when he comes
TO town to live next October, when he
takes his Office.
B. A. Mills, of AthOl, Kan, was in
GOOdland Tuesday and bought 100
acre tract of land in Shermanville town
ship, near the ranch Of A P Mael-
strOm, who IS a relative Of his Mr..
Mills intends moving to Sherman
county next spring.
James Mckenzie, of Tecumseh, Neb..
IS here and viii locate IN this county.
He Is the son Of E. ]. Mckenzie, who
lives IN the southwest part of the county,
and he is much pleased with the outlook
in this country and with the fine ap-
pearance Of the city Of GOOdlaud.
Mrs. William Sylvester, Of Garden
City, Kan, who, since Christmas has
been visiting her son, Frank Sylvester,
who lives near RuletOn, returned to her
home Wednesday morning on No g.
Mr.. Sylvester formerly lived near Rule
ton but moved to Garden City several
years ago.
An afternoon tea will be given by
Mrs. Walter Powers and Mrs. Thomas
P. Leonard Thursday afternoon, Febru-
ary 2, from 2:45 to p. N. at the home
of Mrs. Leonard. A cordial invitation
extended to ali. Benefit of the n. E.
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gratefully received.
The GOodland Commercial club met
Monday evening at @. L. CalveTt's
Office, and organized by electing G. n.
Millisack chairman and W S. Coleman
recretary. J. H. Stewart, G. L. Cal
vert and John W. Tibbels were appoint
ed a committee to draft a constitution
and by laws and report at the adjourn
ed meeting Friday night at O'Clock.
I. Warner, county treasurer, who
owns a well improved farm four miles
east of GoOdland, and who has fine
Young orchard, this year raised num-
Der of bushels Of apples, from the bear
ing trees IN his orchard A specimen
of the fruit brought to this Office shows
that the apples which Mr.. Warner
raises are equal to the best imPOTtatiOns
and are Of an excellent quality-al of
which goes to prove that the Sherman
county farmer is able, with a little eff
fort and care, to supply himself with
fruit.
| After the entertainment at the opera
/ house Monday evening, a social gather
/ ing took place at the home Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. A. D. Stewart. The members of
| the Dunbar company and others pres
| ent rendered musical selections and the
I time was very pleasantly spent The
/ guests were, Mr.. and Mrs c E. SwaTts,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Fuller, Miss
| Edna Swarts, Miss Vinta Kelly, Dr..
i Carmichael, Mr.. Dix Fletcher, Mr.. D.
/ K. Moore, Mr.. Q. Q. Curry, Mr.. Ralph
| Dunbar, Mr.. Harry Dunbar, Mr.. Ralph
| Parland and Mr.. T. A. Stevenson.