The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-23

tween Kansas City and Dodge City,
came in on No Sunday morning for
visit with his mother and sisters.
He returned east Wednesday.
The Wesleyan Circle will meet at
the home Of Mrs. N. c. Parker,
Thursday, March 1, at $3.50 D. m Ev-
cry member is urged to be present,
as there is special business to be at
tended to- Grace Barnett, secretary.
J. D. Watson moved from Riley
county to Sherman county this week,
and brought a carload Of machinery
and household goods with him. He
has rented the V. W Goodrich place,
near Rhine
Richard Auer has purchased the
block Of ground situated just west Of
the GOOdIand high school building. It
IS nicely located and would be good
residence ground, il he should decide
to build upon it
The new elevator is already being
enlarged by an addition 1SX3O, and 20
feet higher. II will nearly double the
storage capacity OF the elevator. The
enlargement is made in anticipation
OF a good crop year.
F G. Chidesrer Of Denver arrived
in town Wednesday with a fine Bel
gian stallion He represents the
Springer & Stubs stables, importers
Of draft and coach horses, at the IN
ion stock yards, Denver.
J. G. Ellis Of KanOradO left Good
land overland Monday on his way to
Stevens county, where he purchased
a large ranch about a month ago. He
viii spend some time there, but VIII
come back to Sherman county again.
G. L Calvert, Amos Shafer, John
| DOdds and H. K Wheat were at Con-
cOrdia last Saturday. They went to
attend an EIks' meeting, and a right
good time is reported. Shafer and Cal
vert were initiated into the order at
| the meeting
James H DOnIy OF Alexis, Ill, who
/ has been here three months visiting
his uncle, Z E DOnly, returned We'd
nesday night to his Illinois home. He
I is a printer by trade, but has been
working as a clerk in the DOnly &
Scott store here.
The FIVE months old child Of Mr.
and Mrs J. s Williams Of Edison,
/ died Friday and was buried in the
GOOdland cemetery Sunday. 1t was
I the only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Iiams, and they fell that the loss is all
that father and a mother can bear.
Herman Quick, who lives fourteen
miles southwest OF GOOdland, has
been severely i'll for three months
with bronchitis. He went east on No.
10 Saturday night to visit his son, who
is county clerk OF Thomas county, and
daughter who lives at MenlO, Kan.
The new Yarneu hotel is nearly
completed. Part OF the rooms are al
ready papered and carpeted. It viii
be opened for business the last OF
this month or by March L at the
latest It viii be known as the Le-
land.
A. A. Bower Of Norton, who for
merly conducted the Bower furniture
store in GOOdland, but who is nov
proprietor Of a hardware store in
Norton, visited with his brother and
friends in this city, Sunday and Non
day.
Ms. W. n Bennington Of Ruleton
was in town Monday to get a very
! beautiful specimen Of the peacock
family. It was q male bird. and was
sent her from Norton by 7. NJ Sim
mons who formerly was a neighbor
OF Mrs Errington-
J. ". Mccall returned last Tues
day from a three weeks stay in Sherf-
dan, NOdaway county, Missouri, his
old home He said he met many OF
his b0yhood friends and schOOImRtes
Since returning home to Sherman
county he has been laid up with a
seige OF the grip.
Ms E F. Murphy left on No. 10
Tuesday night for Topeka where she
goes to attend the spring executive
meeting Of the state ". Q. 7. q and
to attend 70 other matters OF business
which Win require two or three weeks
Mss Lois Murphy accompanied her
mother
" H Sigafoos OF Fowler, Cole.
VFas here Thursday Ter team Of
hcrses re had on his place. Having
lsold- his land T. SIS. tszs ccl1tgr lie