The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-04
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Lee McCants was out to Colorado
Springs over Sunday
Mrs. A F. Taper has returned
from a visit in Nebraska
Claude Tressel Of st Francis was a
GOOdland visitor last Friday
Mrs NJ T BurweH is in Colorado
Springs for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. J. Knight is sick at the
Knight home in this city.
NJ T Burwell went to Emmetsburg,
IA, last week on real estate business
Mrs. A E. Barnett was taken sick
Tuesday, and had to take to her bed
Rev H H. Ambrose will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday
May s.
G. c. Moore. clerk in the J. G. Geb-
hart clothing store, was in Phillips
burg Sunday.
Badly Rogers, OF the Rogers &
Wieduwilt barber shop, was a visitor
in Norton Sunday.
G. L Calvert was at Colby Thurs
day on business before the United
States land Office.
Mrs Harley HOgebOOm left Sunday
for visit in Tennessee She was &C
cOmpanied by Miss Cecilia Veselik-
Mrs. J. L Boyle will go to Wichita
next week to represent the local East
ern Star at the grand lodge meeting.
Bird Carl returned yesterday from
Sidney, Ia, where he has been at
home with his family since January.
Mrs r. d. Wolfe returned to hef
home in Horton Friday, after a week S
visit with her mother. Mrs H H
Auer.
John Kerr returned Tuesday morn
ing after ten days absence spent at
Kansas City, Topeka. Smith Center
and other points in Kansas
TIE GOOdland junior base ball team
played the first nine Sunday, and the
first team beat the younger team 5
to 0.
Barber Rogers little son. Ross,
came up from Norton Tuesday with
his father, and will work in the bar
John Arendt. George Penfold, Dr..
Alderman and H. H. Hanline Of Bur
HngtOn were in GOOdland Wednes-
r. L Peters staked out the ground
for another new house on North
Broadway Monday Glen Filler has
Ricard Auer. who owns the two
acre tract Of land just west of the
high school building, is holding the
same for sale
Miss Leah Hendricks Of Stockton,
Kan, is the new cashier and book
keeper at the Millisack store, succeed
ing Miss Kellar, resigned
There will be preaching at the
school house one mile north Of w H
Stones place, Sunday, May s, at 3 p.
m John Eldridge, Pastor
z. W. Gummere is building a resi-
dence on East Eleventh street 2Sx24.
The frame is up and work inclOSing
the structure has begun.
;. o. DOckerty last week sold his
Sherman county farm to J W. lib
bies. at q good figure, and has gone
into business at Colorado City, Colo
Mrs Luther Willie, wife Of COnduc-
tor Willie, was here from Roswell,
Colo, this week, to visit her husband
who has been running on the east
81. F. Wheatley has received a con-
signment Of jackscrews and moving
trucks to handle large buildings. He
will move the old r. a Kent build
ing soon
The Garten and Powers houses were
occupied by their owners the fore part
Of the week These two elegant resi-
dences were put up BY Contractor
g. NJ. MiIIisack OF GoOdIand, kan,
made q short business trip here the
middle Of the week looking after his
mercantile Observation-Disclosures Re
Ms George Martin OF Brewster,
Kan, came in Wednesday for a short
visit with her sister, Mrs John Glib
son and family, in this city--F'air-
bury Journal
Mrs E J. Wilson, wife Of Yard
master Wilson, arrived here last week
from LeavenwOrth- The Wilson fam
fly formerly lived in GOOdland, but
left here several years ago
Mr- and Mrs. W J. Detwiler, J. W
Germann, A D. Rummei, Henry
Eartstine, Walter Vim. and others
from Kanorado. were in town We'd
lssday 70 witness the bah game
Mrs. n A Lamb sdd nephew, Bert
Booth, departed Thursday morning
for GOodland, Kan, where Bert eX-
Uects to enter the machine shops as
an Notwithstanding Record.
The ladies Of St PauPs Guild gave
2 tea last Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Alfred Dawson AnOth-
Ell tea viii be given this week Thurs
d--y at the home OF Mrs. Ernest Bow
II Elliott OF Topeka. representing
the Ottawa Star Nursery company,
was here Thursday on business for
ais firm He served both in the civil
var and IN the spanish American
war,