The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-12

this week. He is looking up material
for a "write-up" Of GOOdland and
Sherman county.
Taylor Riddle Of Marion, Kan, was
solicitor for the St Joseph stock
yards, but was formerly prominent in
politics in Kansas
Fred Aten Of Burlington, Colo,
spent Sunday in GOOdland with Mr..
and Mrs. E F Murphy. Mrs. Aten is
in town visiting with her parents, and
Mr. Aten came over to spend Sunday.
J ". KanOuse has his new resi-
dence on South Main street enclosed.
The main dimensions are 24X2S with
an L 12x12- This new and cOmmOdi-
Gus home will be completed in two or
three weeks
R N. McGonigal, postmaster at
Colby and auditor for the Chicago
Lumber and Coal company, and John
Thomas register OF he United States
land Office at Colby, were GOOdland
visitors Sunday.
There will be no preaching services
at the Christian church Sunday on ac-
count Of the absence OF the pastor
Rev. H H. Ambrose, who is in Great
Bend, Kan Mrs Ambrose is i'll in the
hospital at that place
". J. Purvis and wife got back last
Friday from two weeks visit with
Mrs PuTvis' parents at Columbus,
Ind MI Purvis' mother left Tuesday
evening on No 10 for her home at
Eimdale, Kan She has been here
some time on a visit to her son
Mrs. W. D. Sharp Of Rexford, Kan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Shay
OF this city, has been here about a
week on a visit TO her parents. Mr..
Sharp arrived Wednesday, also to visit
and to accompany his wife home
Wallace Filler received a letter from
William CallOw, who went to the hos
pitai Of the LeayenwOrth national SOL
diers' home last week He expected
to be operated upon for cancer Mon
day Little hope is entertained Of his
Mrs. J. G. Hamilton will leave this
week for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs L Houston, who live near
Calhoun, Mo. The Houston family
formerly lived in Sherman county, and
Mr. Houston was county commissioner
at one time
Mayor George Kelly, accompanied
by Mrs Kelly, left Sunday evening for
a visit with relatives in Chicago and
points in Michigan Mr.. Kelly sfather
live s in Hastings, Mich, and they viii
spend some time there They will be
absent about two weeks.
William BOggs, formerly Of this
county, but lately OF Burr Oak, Kan,
was here Wednesday. He has sold out
his farm in Jewell county and thinks
OF locating in Oklahoma He is a bro
ther-in-law OF G. L Calvert, and a
veteran Of the civil war.
DR.. Q. Won Muller Of Salina was
here yesterday looking for a location.
He has a good practice in Salina, but
it looking for a higher altitude for his
health The doctor is an accomplish
ed linguis, speaking, besides English,
German, French and Spanish.
Mrs Harry Hubbard and little
daughter arrived here Monday from
Hiawatha, Kan, to join Mr.. Hubbard,
who is employed in the train service
He has purchased the DOckerty resi-
dence property on West Twelfth street,
and will make him home here
A D. Rummel Of State Line town
ship, accompanied by his mother, Mrs
AImyra Rummel, left on No. ~
Thursday for q months vacation at
Hamilton, Ind, the old home OF the
Rummels. Mr.. Rummel said the day
he left that he had not been back
home" for twenty-fOur years
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton KrOW return
at different points in Nebraska They
spent some time with their son, Car
ence and family at Shelton, Neb., and
on their way back stopped on for a
visit with their son, Warren, at Grand
Island They report a very pleasant
time
Glen Kimmel, q Sherman county
boy studyinS q civil engineering course
at the University OF Colorado at Boul-
der, as been lined up as a regular
member Of the universitys foot ball
team He was with the team this week
in the game at Topeka between the
University OF Colorado and Washburn
college.
Attorney G. L Calvert this week re-
celFed a set seTsnty-six books bound