The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-30

GOOdland, and quite a crowd gathered
for the sport Of winning turkeys by
their craftsmanship
c. 3. Ryckman shipped 1877 dressed
turkeys to Denver Monday. He has
fifty left, and finds turkey raising a
profitable venture on his ranch, and
especially as they keep down grass
hOppers and thus protect the alfalfa
and grain fields
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Poison Of Nor
ton, accompanied by their two sons
and their wiYeS-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Poison and Mr. and Mrs Charles Pos
sOn-arrived in town Wednesday night
to spend Thanksgiving with MI. and
Mrs. Ernest Bower.
The father of Mrs. Ben Mills Of this
city, William H SJinsOn, aged SO, died
at his home November II at TiskiIwa-
Ill The Chief, a weekly paper Of that
place, gives an extensive notice Of the
demise OF Mr.. StinsOn- He died from
apOpleXy. Mrs Mills went to TiskilWa
to attend the funeral
Mrs Harold Kemp Of Cedarhurst
Colo, arrived in the city Tuesday for
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Thompson Mrs Kemp is \ former
Sherman county girl, and was married
to Harold Kemp when he lived in this
county. He is now employed in the
Offices Of coal COmpan al Cedar
hurst
G. ". Sapp returned last Wednes-
Jewell City, Kan He is bringing
Sherman county TO the notice Of the
people in that county, and is en-
cOuraging them to come here and in
vestigate for themselves, and see the
opportunities that are offered in land
values.
The 'hayseed ball" held Wednes-
day evening, was well attended and
prizes were awarded for the most uni
que looking couple, which was won
by Reed Hale, a gentleman's fancy
vest, given by the GOOdland Clothing
company, and Mrs. H. d. Reed the
ladies' prize, a gold watch, given by
L P. H Hatch
J. 3. Curry has fled suit in the dis
trict court against Myrtle NJ Curry
They were married at Bellaire, Neb.,
February %, 1903. Curry alleges his
wife left him while they were living
at Phillipsburg during September,
1905 Curry is employed at the rail-
road coal chutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c A HestOn arrived
in town Monday from SOmmers, Mont,
where they went from here some
time ago. Mr.. HeStOn has been en-
plOyed in a saw mill at SOmmers, and
will return to that place in about two
months. He remarked that improve
ments in GOOdland have been going on
rapidly since he left.
William NJ. Lyle and wife OF Tip
ton, Ia, arrived in GoOdland last
Wednesday evening on a visit to their
daughters, the Misses Lyle, milliners.
Mr.. LYLE is in the real estate business
He was accompanied on this trip by
Frank Windgate and wife, Lou Fra
sieur and wife, Milton Mayes and Paul
Downing, all Of Upton, Ia
3. J Horton, who mas been absent
in Iowa for some time, returned last
week He was married not long ago
to an old schOolmate. Mr.. Horton has
lived in Sherman county for many
years His first wife died not long aft
er coming to this county And his
friends viii learn with pleasure that
he has established for himself another
home, and viii take up his future resi-
dence in this county.
Prof c. W Mccormick, principal OF
the RaWlins county high school, ac-
cOmpanied By twenty-five teachers
and students Of RaWlins county, ar
rived in this city at 3 O'Clock We'd
nesday afternoon to attend the
Thanksgiving meeting OF the North
west Kansas Teachers association
Among the aggregation was e basket
ball team OF high school girls and as
the crowd came up town they gave
their yell, reminding one OF old col
legs days
G. ". Wilson returned Sunday from
weeks trip In 2ffssouri, where he
purchased two mammoth Jacks which
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