The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-03-02

Mrs J. NJ. Rice and her brother,
William Lowe, who is a dispatcher
here, left Friday night on No. 10 to
attend the funeral Of their father at
the old home in Missouri. The old
gentleman was over 90 years Of age
Mr. Lowe was accompanied by his
wife and son.
". p. Ashcroft Of SymOur, Ia, was
in GOOdland Tuesday. He is a painter
by trade and makes a specially OF
steepIe and stand pipe climbing. He
went up the ladder Of the standpipe
for view Of the town. He remarked
that this standpipe was as fine a one
as he had ever seen.
F. S SOden and son, Thomas, Of
Seymour, Ia, arrived in town last
week and viii make their home in
GOOdland- The remaining members
Of the family are expected here next
week Mr. SOden is a harness and shoe
maker, and desires to get a place to
establish such a business.
The Auer bakery have equipped an
other oven and viii have a double out
put Of bakery products The pans are
all new pattern, made along sanitary
lines, and are much superior to the
old style. Modern baking has develop
ed the fact that the baker can turn
out bread like mother used to make"
John Kerr Of Smith Center has 10
Gated in GOOdIand in the real estate
business He has Office rooms in the
basement Of the new brick hotel He
was here last week and rented rooms
and returned from Smith Center to
GOOdland Wednesday to open up his
Office He is a pleasant gentleman to
meet.
The town company building, now
owned by Ernest Bower, and which
has been used as a hotel by A 3.
Yarnell, will be thoroughly renovated
and rented According to current re-
port the lower part Will be fitted up
as two large stOrerOOms, and the sec
Ond story viii be operated and rented
as a fat with suite Of rooms, either
furnished or unfurnished, to small
families for light housekeeping.
F. S. SOden Of Seymour, Ia, viii
bring his family to Goodland next
week to reside here permanently. He
recently bought the Mccormick house,
one block north Of the school house.
He has a grown son, who has clerked
in a store in Seymour for some four
years, and who is now here. Mr..
SOden himself is a shoemaker by trade
and will open UP a shoe shop as soon
as he can get a suitable location
J W Bruner and family viii leave
I'm about week for UniontOwn, BOur-
bon county, Kansas. where he recent
" purchased an improved farm Of 24O
acres for which he paid SIS per acre.
UniOntOwn is about 25 miles west Of
Fort Scott Mr.. Bruner and wife viii
return to Sherman county in about six
months, after they have got the boys
well started on the. place. He viii ship
twenty-five head Of horses to the farm
in Bourbon county.
V. A Wfnger and r H Winger, two
brothers, Of Clarinda, Ia, and 7. p.
Anterior Of Adaza, Ia, were in Good
land Saturday in company with J. o.
LOvejoy, a real estate dealer OF At
wood, Kan They drove overland
from Atwood and were looking at the
country. The Wfnger brothers are
very large men, one being six feet four
and the other six feet i've inches in
height
Bishop Grfswold, while here last
week, appointed as the official execu-
tive committee OF St Paul's Episco-
pal church congregation the follow
ing named members Of the church.:
DR.. F. 1t. Smith, warden; B. F.
Brown, clerk; Mrs. Paul Mcbride,
treasurer. The priest in charge is ex-
ofiCfo chairman Of the committee and
in his absence the warden acts as
such