The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-30
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Miss Edith Boyd has gone to Iowa
for visit with relatives.
Margaret Richardson of LindsbOrg,
Kan, was in town Monday.
A small house is being erected on
lots just west of the Coffin coffee
house.
The GoOdIand socialists will hold
their regular meeting in GOOdIand
Saturday
DR.. E L Wickizer, optician, is in
GOOdland this week He Off = with
Dr.. Carm haeI.
Ernest Bower went to Kansas City
Monday night and will rteurn the
first of the week.
A Moore of Topeka arrived in town
Friday and is looking for investment
in Sherman county land.
r. N. McGOnigaI of Colby, manager
of the Chicago Lumber yard at that
place, was in GOOdIand Sunday.
Rev Lee Stanley Of Jackson, Tenn,
was here Wednesday looking over the
field. He is a Presbyterian minister.
Miss Emma Walker is assisting
Mrs H H Auer with the restaurant
work at the lower place Of business
The Rock Island will sell tickets
during the EpwOTth League excur-
ions, and on the Fourth Of July, at
one fare for the round trip.
J. A Parker Of Sherman county
was in town Monday, accompanied by
his father and mother Sharon
Springs Times.
August Lauterbach, a Colby bank
er, and J b Hampton, a Colby drug
gist, were in this city on business on
Tuesday.
The merchants and other business
men Of the city have agreed to close
UP on the Fourth Of July, and take
an outing.
Mrs. J. ". Tibbies returned Mon
day from a three weeks vacation in
Colorado Springs with her daughter.
Mrs Cora Patterson
The L T L Will meet at the Con-
gregatiOnaI church next Sunday All
be sure and come Sunday afternoon
at $3.50. Very important meeting.
c. NJ Millisack is moving the drug
store building north Of his store to
lots across the street, where he viii
ht II up for rental, and viii build a
brick building in its place.
Mrs Ed Denney and Mrs. Joe Nc
DOwell, who live in Colorado Springs.
were in GOOdland this week, ard Wis
tied with their parents. Mr.. and Ms.
Thomas Butt, Of Smoky township.
Mrs. J A COnyers, wife OF = ack-
smith COnyers, has been quite seri-
Ously i'll OF late She is being treated
by Dr. Carmichael, and is improving
quite rapidly
Miss Grace Barnett Of GOodIand ar
rived here Monday morning and is
now employed by 7. G. Price in his
Office as grapher-Burlingt
(COIO.) Record.
T z Townsend. manager Of the
Foster Lumber COmpany's GOOdland
yard, will 90 to Burlington Friday to
invoice the stock OF lumber in the
Foster yard there.
Jim Hamilton has symptoms OF ap-
pendicitis. He came in from the ranch
Wednesday on his way to Norton
may be necessary.
Mrs Harold Kemp OF Cedarhurst
Colo, returned to her home 1IOnday
after q six weeks visit with her moth
er, Mrs Mary Thompson, and other
relatives and friends.
Miss Grace Cook Of Wilson, " Y
niece OF Mrs. Cuthbert, wife OF the
station agent, is on a visit to her
uncle and aunt. She viii remain here
for an extended visit
Newt Hall, manager Of the Frank
Rockefeller ranch in Rawli:Is county,
which was recently sold, may take a
on his Belvedere ranch in KfOwa
county, Kansas
August Lauterbach, the Colby ban
ker, and L J Egbert OF Thomas
county were looking over Sherman
county Tuesday with Wilson Bros
These gentlemen made several invest
ments while here
Mrs. II. H Barsby and children Of
Denver, who have been visiting Mrs.
Barsby's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Keller and family. for the past two
weeks, returned home Monday.-Bur-
lingtOn (COlo.) Record
T. Il Greuter, the photographer,
left Saturday night for Colorado
Springs. He has been In GOodlsnd for
about a year, and biFOuaced his gal
lery IN a tent He made some me
landscape scenes while here.
HIS. A. e Schnur and son 81
cieselan5. O.. arrlTea here Sat1yzaz-.