The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13

a two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Colorado Springs and other
points in Colorado.
Q. J. Johnson, formerly Of Phillips
burg, returned recently from a trip to
Denver and other Colorado towns He
is a barber by trade, and will work
in the Wieduwilt shop here.
Regular preaching services at the
NJ z. church Sunday, July Is, at II
a m and p m You are cordially
invited to be present at these services.
J. N. EIdridge, Pastor
Fred z. Barnett left Tuesday night
for JetmOre, Kan, where he viii
make a transcript Of the HOdgeman
ing company Of Chicago.
Judge Smith returned from St
Francis to GOOdland Thursday on his
way home to stockton The case Of
cided in favor Of Norton county
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hatch Of Los
Angeles, Cal, left Monday on their trip
east tC their former home at Seneca,
Kan They visited their son. l. P H
Hatch, Ia this city for several days
/ James Henry, the former GOOdIand
man who has been running hotel at
lAxtell, Kan, has moved to MaTys-
Vile, Kan, and is proprietor Of the
| Pacific house hOstelTy in that town.
A Horton man who bought a big lot
| OF land in western Kansas four years
closed out for $4,000 and is now sorry
| that he sOld.-HOrtOn Commercial.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L Aten Of Burling-
/ ton, Colo, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
E F Murphy Sunday Mr. Aten re
| turned to his business Monday, and
/ Mrs Aten is still the guest OF her par
ents.
The Arensberg fine, new residence
/ is nearly completed. It has six rooms,
| three closets and a bath room 1t is
N.nTr,- Mt F7rr7E Nd hu-
paciOUs pOrches and large. venetian
| windows
] James POsey is the new manager at
the Depot hotel Mr. POSey was for
I merly dining car conductor on Al and
-, and was placed in charge OF the
hotel at this place by the Rock Island
company.
Frank ROwen left Tuesday morning
with the Joe CUllins and Piper horses
/ to take in the races at Selden- These
| two PAGERS are showing fine speed,
and will doubtless make a record for
| themselves
| G R Thomas and his brother, T. NJ.
| Thomas, OF Prairie View, Kan-s ar
rived in GOOdland from the west hav-
ling been in Utah, Wyoming and
Idaho They spent few days with
Carl Ryckman-
] Mrs A Y. Jesse OF Seibert. Colo,
after a visit to sisters, Mrs. J ".
Sparks and Mrs. E E Harrison, de-
parted Monday noon on visit to re-
lauVeS at GOOdlanor han--Burilng-
| ton (COio.) Record
/ Excavations were completed this
| week for the three business bricks to
be erected on Main street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. The house
/ building boom also shows no abat-
ment up to the present time
/ Charley Bower, who was assistant
cashier in the First National bank for
some time, came down from Neville
to attend the county graduating eX-
ercises. Some Of Mr.. Bowers former
pupils we're among the graduates
Three new houses are being put up
in the west part Of town One on the
northeast corner Of Fourteenth and
/ Voltaire avenue, one on Thirteenth
and Montana avenue, and one BY h
Hurphin on West Eleventh street
M and Mrs T. E Townsend and
son, Henry, left Tuesday morning on
No for q trip to Colorado Springs
Denver the GunnisOn country, salt
Lake and western Nebraska points
They viii be gone q couple Of weeks
Wheat barley and cat harvest has
commenced George West. living in
Iowa township, southeast Of Good
land cut so acres last week OF his 90
iacre winter wheat field Early bar
ley and oats are also being harvested
John = Henderson. manager Of