The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-11-17

Neb-, was here Saturday looking after
his recently acquired property. He is
the owner Of the Pickerel place south
west Of town.
Work began on the three NEW bricks
south Of the HestOn building Tuesday.
The building for the Farmers Nation
al bank and two store buildings will
be completed as soon as possible.
Mrs Z F Murphy returned home
this week from her trip 10 Los Ange-
les, where she went as a delegate to
the national convention OF the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union
Mrs. c. Finch and son, Ed, Of Sa-
Ida, Colo, who have been visiting
friends in GoOdland for the past few
days, left Monday night for Biankato
for a visit with friends at that place.
W. G. Shumate Of St Joseph. No,
arrived in GOOdland Tuesday. He is
the new druggist in the Stevenson
drug store. He is a registered phar-
macist, and an experienced drug clerk
Sunday, the 18th, services at St
Paul's church CeIebra ton Of holy
communion at $50 a m, Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, morning serv-
| ice at II o'clock, evening service at
1880. Rev. George Belsey, Pastor.
Mrs. A G. KaUltiz was at Phillips
/ week. Her daughter, Irene, was with
/ the Noble Dramatic company there
/ last week and sang at the perform
ances given by the company in Phil
! lipsburg.
/ Mrs J. ". Purvis and son are ex-
! pected to be home Saturday from
i three weeks visit with Mrs Purvis'
sister in Victor, Colo They viii board
/ until December /, when they will
Z
( Amos CIaxton.
The Society Of Maids and MatrOns
Of the Christian church wiH serve hot
biscuits, maple syrup and coffee on
Thursday afternoon, November g
in the hall above the First National
! bank Mum social and refreshments
in the evening.
/ Lon Frazier and ". L Lyle Of Tip
ton, Ia. were in GoOdIand Saturday.
Mr. Frazier bought fve quarters Of
land in this county, and AIr. Lyle
bought so acres joining GOodland
through the Wilson Bros. Mr.. Frazier
is coming here to live
/ Roscoe Smith. brOther-in-law Of
John Lister, came in from the east
last Tuesday night for a visit He
joined his wife here, and IL he does
not decide to make Sherman county
his future home Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will return to their home in the easC.
/ The Albert Reed farm, northwest
OF town, sold some time ago to Solo
man BaughmRn. was sold again last
week to G. y. Burkett Of Blue Rapids,
Ia. for SIS per acre The deal was
made through the Wilson Bros. Mr..
Burket viii move here in the spring.
r D. Moore, late OF the firm OF
Moore & Stevenson, druggists. return
ed from Lincoln Center Thursday,
4 where he went to look over the drug
stock owned by william walker. he
purchased the stock Of goods. and
viii take charge OF the business in
a few days Mr.. Walker returned 70
GOodlsnd with Mr.. Moore
Z G. Dawson OF AEiddIetown, o.
and c NJ Millisack were talking over
old times Wednesday They came
from Ottumwa. Ia, together in 1885,
homestRaded and-AEiIlisack grew I'D
. with the country. Dawson concluded
Ia 1884 to grow with most any other
country-just what g great many
others did Mr. Dawson Is general
agent for Fetzer & Co., farm mach
inery, which company has a capital
stock OF $1,000, 900.
J Frank Cross left Tuesday night on
40. 10 for Jewell City, Kan, in an
Swer TO a telegram from his brother,
Dave Cross. announcing the death Of
Hsinss. Ia, Tuesday. Prom jewell
City Er- Cross expected 70 So o. g
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