The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-20
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night at the opera house
HOgebOOm & Jewell have a new
Studebaker market wagon
The Coleman hardware store was
wired up for electric lights this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Grady Grant Thursday, April II.
The Wiley residence has been re-
rooted and the roof is being painted.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cullins, Thursday, April
J. P Cullen returned Tuesday from
a business trip to St Joseph and Kan
sas City.
Mrs. r. d. Wolfe of Horton arrived
in town for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Auer.
Joseph s. Hutchinson moved into the
new house recently bought Of A L.
McCants last week
The Powers and Garten residences
and the Episcopal rectOry are nearing
completion.
L E. Simpson put in concrete
walk for G. l. Calvert, in front Of his
residence this week.
Mrs Fred -Aten is in the city for a
two weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs E F. Murphy.
MIS- H. L NestOr left last Friday
for visit with her father, S. G. Shat
fer, at Buffalo Park, Kan.
Treasurer J. ". Smith is eularging
his house on West Ninth street by
kitchen and pantry addition.
Tom Cole is laying the new concrete
walk for the DR.. A Q. Gulick resi-
dence on West Eleventh street
Miss Efhe COnyers returned Sunday
from an extended visit with relatives
in Ottumwa, Ia, and Lincoln. Neb.
DR.. A. Q. Gulick will put down
concrete walk in the front Of his resi-
dence property on Eleventh street
Miss maude Wolfe, the Colby music
teacher, spent Sunday and Monday in
GOOdiand, a guest OF the Auer family.
sey OF Nebraska, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs d. Z. Bartholomew, OF this city.
Warren ShambuTg is improving his
property with new fence, shade trees
and preparations for a blue grass
lawn
Wess Burrows, from Superintend-
ent Abbott's Office, wa a guest Of Chief
Clerk Woodward a couple days this
week
Mrs. c. J. Willis was operated on
last week for appendicitis The fam
ily live in the Yantis house on Tenth
street.
George D. Abel Of Lincoln Center,
Kan. was here Friday. He is an at
tOrney at law, and has opened up an
Office in SaiiHa-
L N Bartholomew OF Flint, Mich,
IS visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs
D. e Bartholomew, and may locate
The Esther hotel block put down
concrete walks the fore part OF the
week, and iron ratings at both the
west and south entrances.
". H. Robinson and family Of
PlainviIle, Rocks county, have moved
on the school quarter, section 36-9-4O,
eight miles south Of GOOdland.
Ralph Sexson, son OF Jasper Sex
son. vas operated on last saturday Tor
appendicitis He is being cared for
at the home Of Leonard Jones
Warren Gayer OF GOOdland was in
the city yesterday visiting his broth
er, Dana Gayer. leaving last evening
for cPherSOn.-Saltna J Ournal-
COots, left Tuesday on No for
visit with the family OF Dr.. ", D.
NARROW. She Will be absent about a
week
A letter from William Walker, ST.,
Of Corning Cal, states that the
weather there is unusually fine, and
that the trees and flowers are all in
=. n. Smith OF GrinneIl, Kan, is
q new stenographeF and typewriter in
G. L Calvert's Office: He is a grad
uate Of the Grand Island Neb.. busf-
ness college.
ist for the Reeves & Co. blowing and
threshing engine, was here Saturday.
he came to look the new engine over
and put It IN shape
The T. p. Leonard residence is be-
ing enlarged, two wings, 9x12, and
1sx13. respectively, being added The
interior adjoining these additions viii
be remodeied, and plumbing installed.
Owing to the great interest taken in
the Lenten services. the rector OF St
Paui's church has decided to have g
weekly service every Thursday even
ing at 7.30 o'clock, from Easter until
FVEitsunday.
~. Paxton, travelling salesman for
8 St Joseph lumber company was in
Coodland Wednesday on visit 70 his
sister, Miss Clara Paxton. He VIII also
efsft in Sharon Springs before return
tFz 70 St Joe
William Vogan put down a new vel
soz fse gardner, 1Er- Hall, last week