The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-03-16
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Register for the city election
Richard AUer left last week for
visit in Horton and Kansas City.
If you wish to vote at the coming
city election, you must register.
Dance at opera house Thursday
night, March p Music by orchestra.
John CuIlins left Tuesday for Colo
RADIO Springs and Cripple Creek on a
business trip
NJ. V. Smith of Clay Center, Kan,
is a new emplOye in the FaTr tailor
= ing establishment
D. r. Morse Of PhiIlipSbuTg is visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. z. G. Wiley and
Mrs. A. c. Gulick
A ten-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Caps, Wednesday. Mr.
Caps is a round house emplOye-
Mrs. CuthbertsOn and her daughter
JEANNE, left last week for an extend
ed visit in Kanass City and Chilli
cothe, Mo.
Mrs. Wallace, the state temperance
lecturer, will lecture at Edison, March
25. She will preach Sunday morning
and lecture in the evening
Lewis Farrow is having a few days
layOf this week, which he is spending
at home getting acquainted with his
home folks.-PhiIlipsburg Dispatch.
Attorney E S. Knight returned
Wednesday evening from St Francis,
where he has been for nearly a week
engaged in a law suit He won the
case
Miss Gertrude Harding, a city trim
mer Of ladies' hats in St Joseph, No,
arrived in GoOdland Sunday morning
and is assisting Mrs. Daniels in her
millinery store.
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Washington, Kan, and W. G. and J
T. Brown of HOIIenberg, Kan, were
here Thursday looking for Investment
IN land.
Miss Alma Rung left Thursday
morning for Colorado Springs where
she will visit with Mr.. Curwin's folks
for a couple OF months, and to get
the benefit possible from a change Of
climate.
R. R. Frisbie left Thursday even
ing for Denver for a short visit with
his family. He expects to move his
family here and will build residence
in GoOdland.
I D. Stouffer, a carpenter from
Adair county, Ia, is in GOodland and
will follow his trade He wants to
rent a house, but as yet has been IN
able to get one
S. L N. Weaver Of PaOla, Kan,
has bought a quarter section Of land
here, and has shipped his goods and
implements preparatory to establish
ing his home upon his land.
1t is reported in GOOdland that
Judge J. L. Foster, attorney at Colby,
and who Is quite well known in Good
land, was married last Thursday. The
name Of the bride could not be learn
ed
A. J. Anterior and family Of Wa
Keenev. kan, formerly Of this city,
returned Wednesday morning to
GoodIand to live MI AthertOn has
rented his farm in Trego county for
a year
D. r. Moore Of Lincoln, Kan, for
merIy associated with T. A Steven
son in the drug business in GOOdland
arrived here Sunday for few days
visit with old friends. He owns &
drug store in Lincoln
A NJ. Stouffer from Adair county
IA, arrived in Ruleton las { week
Tuesday accompanied by his familS
Of six and also son and his wife. Mr.
StOufer owns the Charles Aim farm
and VIII make his home in the cOun-
ty.
John Shay Of Severance, kan, ha.
purchased eight quarters Of Sherman
county land and win move to thi:
county TO live. He has thirteen chill
dren and they viii help him in rails
ing big crops in the short grass coun
try.
E. B. Brace Of Polk county, Neb.
As a new settler in Sherman county
He has located on land purchased b!
himself nine miles south Of KanOradO
DR.. King and wife and little daugh
ter, Maude Lee. Of Kansas City Werl
a--
A. l. Cullins. Dr.. King is a brothe
Of Mrs. CulIins.
c. Z. Smith Of Beatrice, SEeb., o
the firm OF the Smith Bros. Ian an
TF1st company vas IA Goodfend les
week looking the county over n
company has a large holding q IAN