The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-02

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J. 3. Penn Of sapulpa, I. T. is in
The extension of the DR.. F. H.
Smith residence is approaching COM
pletion.
Concrete walks are being put down
in front Of the R. l. Peters houses
on Broadway.
The plate glass front Of the Hodg-
kinson building was put in the fore
part Of the week.
Mrs. Charles Jet and Mrs. J. W.
Bruner returned Sunday from a few
days stay in Denver.
Holy communion in the Episcopal
church next Sunday at II o'clock a.
m. Evening prayer at 1880
Ben Jayne is having a plank side
walk put down in front Of his resi-
dence on East Eleventh street.
Some Of the stock of the Hodgkin-
son store was moved into the new
double brick bilding this week.
Mrs. J. G. Hamilton has returned
from a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Houston, Of Calhoun, Mo.
Mrs. H. H Floyd received a fine,
large sized upright piano Monday for
her daughter, Miss Louise Floyd.
Mrs. Lamb Of Topeka, who has
Jones, returned to her home Satur-
day
to KanOradO Tuesday to take the tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wiley went to
Philipsburg Sunday Mrs. Wiley is
just cOnvalescing from a long siege Of
Preaching services at the NJ. z.
church Sunday, November 4, at II a
m and p m You are welcome. J
n. Eldridge.
The new double brick Of Shaw &
Williams was commenced Monday
They have a strong force Of brick
layers at work
There viii be preaching at the
school house one mile north Of ". H
Stones place, Sunday November 4, al
D m J. NJ EIdridge.
Mr.. and Mrs William HOgebOOm,
ST., are in Oklahoma, where Mrs
HOgebOOm is receiving OSteOpathiC
treatment for paralysis
Mr.. and Mrs s B. Hub bard and
daughter, Jennie, Of Denver were in
town Monday. They were the guests
OF. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones.
George A O'NeaI, candidate fOI
commissioner in the First district, was
in GoOdland the fore part OF the week
comforting with his political assO-
ciates-
Crist Hanson Of Lexington, Neb., ar
rived here Friday. he may decide to
make Sherman county his future
home At present he is visiting with
@. Johnson
Oscar Edwards returned Saturday
from q TWO weeks Visit 70 MS LaLn6r-
in-law, Silas Poff, OF Lamar, No. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Edwards
and little son
Otto Fowler and wife, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Cul-
len and Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Millisack
returned to their home in Monmouth
IL, last Friday.
Samuel Williams, q brother Of Mrs
:. A. Miller, has entered the train
service here. He is q railroad man
and comes from the Evansville and
Terra Haute road.
Preaching services at the Christian
church next Sunday morning and eve
ming. Everybody is very cordially in
Vfted TO attend these services. II. II
Ambrose, Minister
c. A. Davis, brother OF ". n. Davis
OF this city arrived here from st
Louis this week. He IS a painter and
decorator, and may decide to live here
and open up & carriage painting shop
J. E Pitman, proprietor Of HOte
Goodlands sold his car Of apples Sat
urday, which he shipped here from
his Doniphan county farm. Bartho-
lomsW g jayne we're the purchaser
Ct the car
Rev. H r. Ambrose returned from
Great Bend. Kan, Saturday morning
to take up his ministerial duties With
the ChTfstion church Mrs. Ambzoss
who had undergone a surgical opera
ton at 6 Great Bend hospital. 81 set.