The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-07
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Mrs. c NJ MillisaCk and children,
Frank and Kathryn, arrived home
Thursday after a fOTtnights visit with
relatives in Monmouth, III.
Mrs P A Drummer and children
left Thursday afternoon for Chicago,
where they Will visit for two weeks
with Mrs. Brunner's mother.
Congressman Charles F. Curtis was
in the city last Thursday, en- route to
Topeka from St Francis, where he
delivered political address.
Dick Auer returned Saturday from
six weeks stay in Kansas City, and
he Will return there after closing I'D
some business matters in GOodland
Louie Mills, the little three-year-
old son OF b II. Mills, fell from the
back OF a burrO last week and q
broken shoulder is the result.
DOde Adams, Of the Adams 6, Oak
. ford bakery, was at Lebanon, Kan.
last week to take in the sights at a
street fair at his old home town
Miss Vida Bryan and Mrs ] W Al
len returned home from the east last
Thursday, where they purchased fall
millinery for their millinery store.
Mr. and Mrs Anthony Shaw and
daughter, Lille, returned Sunday, aft
er months absence in Iowa and I'LL
nOis, where they visited friends and
relatives
W. b Morgan returned Monday
night from few weeks vacation in
and
has resumed his duties at the AIilli-
sack store.
I Clark Shimeall, cashier Of the First
National bank, is indispOsed at his
home The doctor was called Thurs
day, and found his patients temper
ature up 70 1O2.
B. L Stevenson, insurance agent for
| the Bankers Life Insurance COMPANY.
| is back in GOOdland, after an absence
OF month at Cawker City, Kan, and
| Crete, Neb.
a Cheerful Liar the big musical
comedy, which comes to the opera
house next Tuesday evening, is filled
with bright musical numbers and en-
teTtaining specialties.
J. n. HOot OF Tecumseh. Neb., was
/ in GOOdland this week and purchased
a quarter section OF land near town
Of G. L Calvert Mr.. HOOt may come
to Sherman county to live
Little Misses Helen and Nora Sim
OntOn returned to their home in Hor-
ton Sunday evening. after a two
weeks visit with their grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A E Barnett
s. V. Mallory, eX-principal Of the
Sherman county high school, has Sc
cured the principalship OF the Logan
schools in Phillips county. The LO-
gan schools begin September 10.
The music at the Congregational
church Sunday morning was partCu-
| larry fine, especially the vOluntaries
played by Mrs. Stewart Both choir
and Organist have received many com
plfments.
Clara Thorsen Is suffering from a
poisoned skin and is under the doc
! tors care. She became poisoned from
4 sine vine, such as ivy, while visiting
near the mountains. and the rash has
spread over her face, Occasioning con-
! siderable pain
John Marak OF Horton, Kan, was
l in town Sunday TO look after his Sher-
man county land He owns a quar-
ter section three miles south OF Good
land, and Is also interested In Rawlins
Il county real estate
Rev. Eldrfdge, who Is away on a va
cation, has written this paper to make
the announcements that he viii be
home this week and viii preach at
the Methodist church both Sunday
morning and evening at the usual
hours
Mrs. Rena Burns OF COddell, kan,
/ IS IN GOOdlaud TO look after her pro-
perry here Hrs Burns left Go0diand
I ten years ago. but may remain per
manently now. and wiz start q dress
1 nal king esta blishment
william Simpson. who came here
several weeks ago as TIE mechanic IN
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