The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-27

I parents His brother, John Mass, and
himself have farms near PeytOn.
C. Hoy Of Long Island, Phillips
county, was in GOOdland Friday look
ing over the county. He is one Of the
early settlers in Phillips county, and
owns a fine farm on the Prairie Dog
The drinking fountain located at
the corner Of the First National bank
building, which was installed last
year by the Loyal Temperance Legion.
was turned on for the season last
week
". y. Rowe is putting in a building
13x4O just south Of the photograph
gallery and adjoining the Office of DR..
COtner- The new building will be OC-
cupied by Harry Rowe as jeweler
store.
A GOOdland girl sat in school chew
ing gum, and her feet in the aisle.
gum out OF your mouth and put yOYC
feet in
Joe Jackson of Lincoln, Kan, was
here this week. He and William Wal
ker have rented the new Fox & Co.
elevator They will, besides this point,
buy grain at Edison, KanOradO and
RuIetOn-
Gust Strand of LemOnt, Ill, who
has been in poor health for some time,
writes that ne is slowly improving
Mr. Strand lived in Sherman county
for number Of years, and is well
known here.
Mrs. c. W. Wallace, who is living
on homestead in the southwest part
OF this county, was IN GOOdland yes
terday. She is an active woman Of
her years, and is cOntented with hold
ing down her claim
John A. KeeraH returned Monday
on No Al from a trip to Topeka,
gone four days, and say h tsltachet
gone four days, and says that the fruit
and crop prospects all along the line
are simply wonderful
L P. H Hatch went to Topeka
Monday night He will meet DR.. F.
A Carmichael and 7. A. Stevenson
there, and together they will go to
4 Oneida, Nemaha county, the home Of
Mr.. Stevenson and Mr. Hatch
s z. Friend of Hiawatha, Kan,
was here the latter part Of last week.
| He is a land agent interested in Sher-
man county, and brought with him
MeSSrs- Rodgers, Smalley and Schaulis
/ Of Brown and Nemaha counties
/ o. H MOrehead and MahOney of
| Denver, two professional ball players,
were in GOOdland Thursday, and may
/ arrange to play with the GOOdland
/ team this season. The boys say I'VE
/ must have a hot team this year"
] Thomas Seaman made a business
/ trip to GOOdland, Kan, Friday even
/ ing OF last week While there he
/ visited his sisters, Mrs. Mary Ennis,
| and the Misses Lydia and Margaret
Seaman.-BurlingtOn (COlO.) Record
1 William frost and Frank Williams
/ have purchased a steam blowing out
| fit The engine is a Reeves make, 81
/ horse power, and will pull twenty-fOur
plOws- The outfit will be shipped at
| once and Will be used in this county.
| W Stephens, chairman Of the griev-
| anCe committee Of the Rock Island
/ headquarters from Caldwell, Kan, to
| Kansas City, No Mr. Stephens was
for long time conductor on this
| division.
I
/ C. Ellis, William Seyler and T. A
! Stevenson went to Topeka Sunday
night to be initiated into the thirty
/ second degree OF Masonry. Ed Car
michael and ". D OakfOrd went also,
Il but they are up in O already
Mr.. Black, Of the Reeves steam
pillow engines left for Burlington,
/ Colo. TO unload a 23-hOrse power en-
i CINE TO. be put to work blowing in Kit
i Carson county. He went over the
/ DOerfer engine, which was bucking
/ some, and made it spin ike a top
e W. Albright, the Brewster real
/ estate man, was in GOOdland Monday
Il in company with c. W Reynolds OF
/ Marion, Kan, a prospective land buy
| er- Mr. Albright Is making a sue
i cess OF the real estate business and
/ knows how TO boom western Kansas
A bouncing baby boy was born to
/ Mr.. and Mrs George DebOrd Satur-
/ day. George is a veteran OF the civil
j war ana ne IL MS QL4 4OQh5 upon
this new recruit as young nero q
! chip on the old block, who, in years
/ to come, viii go forth to fight in his
| cOuRtry's battles.
/ John Edmonds, who in the early
j days managed the Chicago Lumber
1 company yard at Esustis, was here this
/ week auditing the Chicago lumber
yard, and left Wednesday for Bur
| lington to audit the yard there He
Is auditor for the company In north
4 west kansas
! G. L Calvert is completing a fine
large barn on his residence property,
south OF Athletic park The extreme
ldimentions are 30xS6, with double
/ stable room and carriage house The
barn has large hay loft capacity, the
/ posts are twelve feet and high
hipped roof He WIZ build resi-
dsnce on the property later
The missionary barrels for the He
thodist SUNDAY school were given cut