The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-02-17
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Wednesday from a trip TO Topeka
Miss Cary Adams, Of Lebanon, Kan,
sister Of 'DOde'' Adams Of this city, IS /
visiting here
J. B. McGonigal, of Colby, auditor of /
the Chicago Lumber company, was IN 4
GOOdland Tuesday
Mrs. Tom Laughlin, OF Smoky town /
ship was taken sick Wednesday and Dr.. |
Gulick telephOned for
Dick Auer and ''Dode" Adams, of |
GOOdland, were down Saturday on So
cial business.-COlby Free Press.
Miss Lulu Auer returned from Linds-
borg, Tuesday morning, where she
went for a visit with Miss Nellie Hart
man.
Mr.. Erect, an old soldier who lived in
GOOdland a short time several years ago,
died recently at the LeavenwOrth sol
diers home.
.AdOlPh Kreuzer went to AtchisOn
Tuesday to see his daughter, Magda-
lene, who IS sick at the Mt. St. SchOlas-
ticas school.
Rev. Sherman, working inzthe inter
ests of the Kansas OrPhanage society,
spoke Of the Homes work atsthe Meth
Odist church Sunday evening.
Z. ". Bib, a land agent of Mime
apOlis, Mimi, was in GOOdland Friday
with a party Of men, and was driven
out into the country by Local Agent @.
L. Calvert.
S. A. Marshall has been seriously III
with pneumonia at his home in the west
part of town. He Is reported to be
little better, and IS coming out Of the
crisis Of the attack
The afternoon tea given at the home
of A-fh 1~-F
a very pleasant affair; receipts S1O-75.
Mrs. Stewart was assisted by Mrs. Bev-
ingtOn and Miss Susie Kellogg
S. S. Smith, of Hawarden, Ia, was
IN GOOdland this week: and bought the
Frank KoOntz place, $50 acres in LlanOs
township, of ]. W. Tibbels. Mr.. Smith
viii move on to the place in March.
The Misses Maud and Gertie Huntley,
of Colby, were in GOOdland Friday to
attend the fremen's ball, returning
home Sunday. While in GoOdland
they were the guests of the Auer family.
Ell. Snyder, of Willis, Brown county,
Kansas, was in GOodland this week, re-
turning home Wednesday night. He
owns a quarter section of land in Grant
township aud will move to Sherman
! county IN the spring.
Viii VanhOOk, Of Harvard, Neb-, is
! in GOOdland visiting his brother Claude
| VanhOOk. The young man formerly
| lived here, but removed several years
/ ago with his parents to Harvard He
| is employed by the Bell Telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Gilbert, of Otta-
wa, Kan, were in GOOdland a few days
this week, stopping at the Depot hotel.
! Mr.. Gilbert is an insurance solicitor for
! the Equitable Life company and has
| done considerable business in this
/ county
Lee Mishler, of Columbus Junction,
Iowa, was in GOOdland two days this
week. He IS a thrifty farmer living
four miles out of Columbus Junction,
and follows the real estate business as
side issue. Mr.. Mishler owns some
land in Sherman county.
G. V. Plot, of Carleton, Neb., spent
Wednesday in GOOdland, having come
here TO see a piece Of land he recently
bought, but he will settle on a farm in
east Thomas count. Mr. PlOtt is an old
acquaintance of County Treasurer War
ner, and knew each other IN Liberty
vile, Ia, years ago
Mrs. ". L. Vanwinkle was taken
Sunday night with a chill and cramps
IN the chest, and has since been sick,
pneumonia having developed in the
case. Commissions followed on We'd
nesday afternoon and the physicians al
most lost hope. She IS getting along as
well as could be expected.
August Roupetz, who shot and killed
Henry KeTsenbrOCk IN Colby a short
time ago, has been bound over to the
March term Of the district court without
bail. ROupetz viii be prosecuted by
County Attorney Taylor, assisted by
Attorney Bond, Of Salina, aud will be
defendrd by Captain Joseph Walters, of
Topeka.
Among those of our people who at
tended the fireman's ball at GOOdland
last Friday night were: J. c Lynch,
Joe Tickle, Ross Smith, Lloyd Cole,
Yes Cummings, VIII and Miss Lydia
Robinson. They report having had a
very nice time, the dance being attended
by two OF three hundred people.-Phil-
iPsburg News.
Mrs. l. A Chatield returned last
Wednesday from HavelOck, Neb., where
she has been on an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Albert TrOyer. Mrs.
TrOyer has been Ill for a long time, but
was sufficiently recovered to accompany
her mother TO her home in Sherman
county Mr.. TrOyer IS also expected to
arrive here the fore part of this week.
Earl White, formerly of GOOdland.
a frst-Class barber, and for the past
two years with Nate Henderson, has
purchased the barber shop and good
viii Of Thomas E Smith at 81 South
Broadway, Smith block, and is a most
worthy successor of Mr.. Smith. We
bespeak for him a iberel patronage,
knowing that his work will amply justify
it.-Denver Eye
B. F. Parker, a general agent of the
Union Central Life Insurance COMPANY.
quite well known IN GOOdland, died at
his home IN Salina last Tuesday, of
eTysipelas. Mr. Parker has made
GOOdland many visits in his travels over
the state, and wrote many policies IN
his company for people of this county.
He was IS years of age He leaves a
wife and four children.
Agonizing Burns
Are instantly relieved, and perfectly
healed, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Q.