The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19
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A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan


A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Winchen Of this city, Friday.
Mrs. G. E. Swarts is home after a
months absence in Kansas City.
Mrs. Ben Jayne is indispOsed with a
threatened attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs W. A Shumate returned last
Friday from a visit in eastern Kan
Mrs. Louise Ames of Nebraska City,
Neb-, is visiting Mrs. Kellogg, a sister
in-law.
w. 5. Coleman made a trip to St
Francis Monday, returning the follow
ing day
Many land seekers were here We'd
nesday, having arrived on the Tuesday
excursion.
h F. WheatIey has commenced the
erection Of a residence in the north
part Of town.
Mrs. Brown Of Junction City, Kan,
is in GoOdiand, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Wheatley.
Mrs P. A Drummer and children
have returned after a six weeks visit
with relatives in Chicago
L D. Fletcher Of Yates City, Ill,
was here last Friday to look over
land he owns in this county
Mrs. 2. Hoffman Of Asherville, Kan,
is in town for a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs z. L BlOdgett-
Miss Ruby Moore Of St. Francis, a
former GOOdland girl, was visiting in
the city a few days this week
Mrs. R II. Sisty Of Colorado
Springs, formerly Of GOOdland, was in
town yesterday on business mission.
Harry Wieduwiit left Tuesday night
for St Louis, where he will probably
remain and engage in the barber bust
ness.
Mrs. Charles H. O'Brien, who has
been seriously i'll for a long time, is re-
ported very low and not expected to
W. E. Cummings, state manager OF
the PretOrians, a fraternal insurance
company. is working to install lodge
Mrs r. NJ. Jauua, Mrs. Magnolia
Uplinger and Mrs. c NJ Kincatd spent
Thursday and Friday at GOOdland--
St Francis Herald.
7. A Stevenson returned Wednes-
day morning from a weeks absence IN
Kansas City and at Oneida, Kan,
where his people live.
The First National Bank has de-
corated its fixtures by putting in a
fine marble deal plate in place Of the
plate glass one formerly used
Regular preaching services at the
NJ. z. church Sunday, October p, at
II a. m and S D. m A cordial invita-
ton is extended J. NJ Eldridge
DR.. D. A Mccartney OF Robinson,
kan, was in GOodland Thursday. He
purchased q quarter section OF land
eight miles northeast Of GOOdland-
J. o Hetter Of Hiawatha, Kan, was
section Of land southeast Of GOOdlands
one and One-half miles from town
Mrs. Daniels. miIliner, received an
other shipment Of hats from St. Louis
and also a shipment from Lincoln,
Neb. She reports q growing business
Otto Fowler and wife OF Monmouth
III, are in the city the guest Of rela-
tives. BGr Fowler is a brother Of Mrs
Q. NJ Miliisack and Ms :. p. Cullen
Oscar Schmaz left Thursday for Ire
ton. Ia. where he viii work for
awhile. He is a young man, and owns
q quarter section OF land in this coun-
Lew Giles, who has been employed
by contractors, Shaw & Williams, has
zone to Amarillo, Tex, and viii work
Tor L z. Simpson, formerly OF Good
" J. MeAlister, lately railroad
conductor on this division, IS now at
Yoakum. Tex, where ne Is employed
IN the train service OF Texas rail-
warren Krow OF Grand Island, Neb.,
e IN town for a visit with his parents
n and Mrs. Newton Krow- he IS
employed as brakeman on the Union
Pacific
q Butterdeld. who owns the
southeast cf $500 and who has been
inDrorHE the place now mas MS resi-
faree almost ccuEul etz1- =lr. Butter