The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-03

Stones, Sunday, August 3, at D. m.
V. W. Goodrich is building a small
cottage on the corner Of Thirteenth
and VOltaire avenue.
Wallace Filler has this year gather
ed a crop of large black Currants from
bushes in the yard OF his residence,
that would make some Embarrassing
sections grow green with envy. We
knOw-we have "eat EN-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Shamburg re-
turned Tuesday morning from a visit
at Waldo, Kan. Mr.. Shamburg says
man county this year than around
Waldo, in Russell county.
DR.. Leon Shannon Of Hiawatha.
Kan, bought $50 acres OF land near
kanOradO some time ago through S
E Friend, real estate dealer at Hia-
watha Dr. shannon was here this
week looking after his property.
! The WeaJheT report shows cnat al
most an inch Of rain fell here last
Thursday night. 1t was a heavy rain
and covered considers sic territl " IN
a few places hail fell but only in
Grant township was any damage done.
NJ. T BuTwen Of Colorado City,
Colo, arrived in GOOdland Wednes-
day He is the father Of NJ. 7. Bur
well, jr., who is engaged in the real
estate business here Mr.. Burwell
senior is interested in Sherman cOun-
ty land.
J. A Nye OF Chicago. in the early
days OF GOOdland one Of the enter
priSing business men Of this city, was
in town Friday. He has been in the
real estate business for some time, and
has handled much Union Pacific land
in this section OF country
John O. Royce, state bank commits
siOner, was IN G0Odland Saturday. His
office necessitates his residence in To-
peka- but before his appointment by
Governor HOch he lived in Phillips
burg and still owns the Phillipsburg
Dispatch. a weekly newspaper.
S. z. Friend Of Hiawatha, Kan, was
here Wednesday with a party Of land
buyers from his town They were G.
A. Jaques, George Moore, Chester
TellefrOn, Richard Fisher and J. A
Sawyer They went out to look at
land, returning to their hotel in the
evening
George Sneider, a tailor Of Shenan-
dOah, Ia, was here Sunday to look at
his tree claim four miles south OF Ed
son. He has held the pace for seven
teen years and proved up on it as a
tree claim.
Harley ]. Jones. Of the Jones Bros.
horse ranch southeast Of Burlington,
Colo, brought in a bunch Of horses
for shipment Wednesday to Iowa
points. H G. Brewer, H c. Reed and
R y. Gopher, all Of Burlington, helped
him in the handling Of the drove and
the driving to this point.
Regular preaching services at the
Christian church next Lords day
morning and evening. Subject for the
morning discourse will be THE Mis-
sion and Ministry Of John the Bap-
list For the evening, The Kings
Highway" All are invited to attend
H H. Ambrose, Minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartzler return
ed last week from an outing OF a
couple OF weeks They took their two
boys with them and went to Denver
during the Elk excursion, visiting on
the return trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
man o. Rocky Ford, Colo Mrs. Bow
man and Mrs. Hartzler are sisters
Regular preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday, August at II a. m
and D m You are cordially invited
to these services. Special attention IS
called to the EpWOrth league service
Sunday evening, August 5, at 7:15
p m Mrs =. ". Sullivan viii have
charge of the service J. NJ Eldridge,
Pastor.
Ross Brannon and sister, Jessie,
took the Monday evening train last
week for Cleveland. o. where they 50
TO visit their brother, Gurris Ross
viii return IN e few weeks. but Jessie
gees 20 take q course in stenoEraphE
ana tgpewritlng and VIII likely remain
foz an indefinite time Mss Myrtle