The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-21

time in many months. The checks are
usually sent to the local agent, and he
delivers them to the employees.
Lena Burke left on train No. A
FRIDAY Tor Omaha, where she viii
make her home temporarily with her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs 2.
e Since. Lena will attend the Oma-
IA public schools and study music
r L. Newton, who handles the Clay
Center end OF the Kansas and Colo
RADIO Land company. was in town yes
Lerday and went TO KanOradO the
same day on business connected with
his company, an Office Of which is To-
Gated in KanOradO.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Baughman of
Bloomfield, Ia, arrived here SATURDAY.
Tor a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hartzler and family. They will leave
Monday for California to continue
lnelr pleasure trip Mrs Baughman
is cousin Of Mr.. Hartzler
H L hester, who had his right foot
severely crushed in the car depart
menI OF the Rock Island shop here
IS getting so that he can walk around
with considerable ease. He was sick
last week with threatened attack
OF IeVer, but has recovered from the
indispOsltiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wolfe have re-
turned from a trip to the west When
Mr. Wolfe was asked where he had
Oeens ne said it would be easier for
him to tell where he hadn't been He
VISITED various places in Washington
oregon and other Pacific states in
Vesdgating business enterprises.
y u. Coon, who recently sold his
section Of land north OF Brewster for
$4,000, has moved to GOOdIand. He
has begun the construction of a resi-
dence on West Ninth street which will
be two stories high and contain eight
rooms Z. W HOdgen is superintend-
ing the work.
Mr.. Sandersfelt a farmer living
four miles southeast. Of town, brought
in the head Of a full grown and much
Favored sunflOwer stock The head
was filled with plump seed, and was
twelve inches in diameter. which
means that it had a circumference of
about 40 inches.
Mrs S. V. Kellogg and Mrs. Ames
OF Chicago, who has been visiting the
kellogg family for couple Of months,
! left Thursday for a trip to Colorado
Springs and Rocky Ford. They will
be gone month, and after their re-
turn Mrs. Ames will return to her
home in Chicago.
c. NJ. MiIiisack returned from a two
weeks trip to Ottumwa, Ia, to see
his father, J. W. Millisack He saws
that Sherman county is a greener spot
than any place he saw on his trip.
Iowa corn, he reports, to be the best
in the history of the state, the aver
age being 40 bushels per acre.
The office Of the Chicago Lumber
and Coal company in GOOdland was
closed Wednesday until noon in re-
spect Of the memory Of Mrs. s. H
Fullerton, wife Of the president Of the
company, who died at her home in St
Louis Monday. The funeral was held
Wednesday forenoon in St. Louis
Roy Edwards Of Brighton, Ia, ar
rived in GOOdland Wednesday. Mr..
Edwards is a cousin OF c ". HOdgen,
builder. He has completed his course
as an architect and is looking up a
location He has Joined the gang OF
HOdgen & YOunt, and If YOU want
blue prints he can make them for you.
c H Tressel Of St Francis was in
town Tuesday. He is in the horse
dealing business with his father in St
Francis, and says that they have sold
44,OOO worth OF horses this year
Young TreSSel was for three years q
guard at the Kansas penitentiary at
Lansing, but resigned his place there
a year or more ago
Mrs Z. 7. Winsel, accompanied by
her daughter, Matte, departed Mon
day for a six weeks absence in Des
MOines, Ia, and Fairfield, the old
home Of Mrs. Winsell- Before re-
turning they viii stop in Butler and
visit Mrs. Winsells brother, John
Funk Mr.. Funk who is editor OF q
newspaper in Butler, was in Good
land about q year ago.
A surprise oyster supper was given
in honor OF MS Susie Funk and fam
llgs az neE nome uLl6Sl miles SOUTH
east OF GOodland, Monday. The good
neighbOrs Of Mrs. Funk knowing OF
her coming departure to Iowa for the
winter, thus showed their respect and
appreciation Of her presence among
them
The Athena club was entertained on
Wednesday at the home OF Ms n y.
BurWeH- The occasion being the re-
GUAR meeting OF the club and the
seventh wedding anniVersary CT M.
and Hrs EurWelL Befreshu1suts