The Goodland republic., 1906-07-13
ToLs INA LINE.

F. H. Greuter left Wednesday for
Colorado Springs.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs E H BeinhOff, July IL
Dr.. Chaplin returned to his home in
Minneapolis, Kan, Sunday night.
Willie Malcolm went to GOOdIand
Tuesday night-Almena Plaindealer-
Fred Aten, a merchant of BUrling-
ton, Colo, was in GOOdland Sunday.
The city has a new grading scraper
which was put to work Tuesday on
the streets
J. G. Hamilton has built fine new
barn on his residence lots on West
Tenth street
Gladys Whitaker left Tuesday night
for GOOdland for a weeks visit-Ai-
mena PIaindealer.
Henry Hartstine and James Nc
Neal, business men OF kanOradO, were
in GOOdland Saturday.
Q. J Shimeau is having large eel
lar dug under his residence and will
install a hot air furnace.
Walter Smith his moved his family
into Miss Palmer's new residence on
Twelfth and Clark streets
Misses Vida and Lulu Bryan went
to Wallace county Tuesday to spend
several days with friends there.
Ray Shirley has gone to his home in
the northeast part of the county to
assist his father in harvesting grain.
Ed Elder, manager Of the Gebhart
COthing company has moved his fam
fly into their residence on South Main.
Miss Pearl WichaeI of Council
Bluffs, IA, arrived Saturday for a visit
with friends in and about GOOdland-
3. ". Jacobs of Topeka was here
this week looking up location for a
general StOre.-SharOn Springs Times.
Mrs. Curt. Harper, wife Of Fireman
Harper, has been sick for about three
weeks, but is reported some better
A fine shower fell in Goodand late
ELL 10
same night in other parts Of the
county,
A good many Elks who live in
GOOdland will go to Denver next week
to attend the national convention Of
the order.
Miss Lulu Bryan Of AImena, who is
employed there as a stenOgrapher, was
here this week for visit with her
mother.
Miss Maud Williams, who has been
in Norton the past two weeks re-
turned to her work in GOOdland the
hrst Of the week
Probate Judge kellogg on Tuesday
issued marriage license TO Russell
Martin and Ida Martin, both Of Iowa
township, Sherman county.
Miss Maude Williams OF this city
who was called to Norton on account
Of the illness Of her sister, will return
soon, as her sister is recovering
A. J. Hartzler and J. R Eicher Of
Smoky township returned Wednesday
from Kansas City, where they pur-
chased a new Peerless threshing en-
gine.
Charles Norman, stenographer for
William Seyler, left last week for his
home in Scott, City, Kan. to visit his
folks and get little Of farm life dur
ing harvest
Miss Wave Richardson Of Pueblo,
q niece OF Mrs. C. E Swarts, who has
been visiting the Swarts family for the
past month, returned to her home fn
Pueblo today.
Prof Colyer, accompanied by MIS-
C0iyer, was down from St Francis
Saturday contracting with our school
board for the coming year.-Almena
PIafndealer-
Tfae Wfeduu-ilt & Rogers barber
shop has been transferred TO H n
WieduEilt, as sole proprietor. and he
viii conduct the establishment in per
son In the future
Walter Smith, assistant cashier al
the First National bank, was called
to Topeka. by the sudden death OF his
zrandfather M Smith left Monday
night on No. 10
Mss Myrtle Knight deputy register
q deeds. left Saturday morning foE