The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-01

quaintances and enjoying the scenes
Of her earlier days.
Harry Rowe moved his jewelry
store into his new quarters on the east
photograph gallery, last Saturday
evening He has an entirely new and
pleasant place Of business
Jacob Lemmer has put down an So
foot concrete walk along the entire
front OF his lots on South Boulevard.
would be a fine walk on the east side
Of Main street to the depot
J B. Fox Of Helyey, Neb-, who owns
the north half Of 1878, was in
GOOdland this week, and went into
the country to look over his land Mr..
Fox formerly lived in this county for
number Of years but left here in
1894.
Brown, Knight, Adams & Pearson,
stenOgraphers of Kansas City, Of
which Clint Adams, a brother of H.
K and $. Q. Adams Of this city is a
member Of the firm, are taking the
testimony in the rebate cases being
heard in Kansas City.
Regular preaching services at the
Methodist church Sunday, June 3, at
II a m and 8 p m The pastor will
give a report Of the tri-state mission
airy convention recently held at Kan
Sas City. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended John EldTidge.
The GOOdland ball boys made a trip
to Colby last Friday and played a
game on Colby grounds The game was
an easy one for GOOdIand, as our home
team doubled the score against Colby
They were we'll treated and there were
no disputes during the game
Dr. s w Sullivan OF Almena, Kan,
was in GOOdland Saturday and was
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs George
HarmOnsOn on West Tenth street He
came here on a professional call at
the home Of Gus Staus, who lives
eighteen miles southwest Of Goodland-
r. c. Vance OF Saline county, Ne
braska, one Of the large farmers and
alfalfa growers Of the state, was in
GOOdland last week inspecting Sher-
man county lands with q view Of in
vesting and bought Of the HOmeseek-
ers Land Agency $50 acres OF choice
land.
Miss Letha White, daughter Of Mr.
and Ms W L White, will leave next
week for Omaha, Neb., where she viii
take a course in vocal music. Miss
Letha will make her home with Mr..
c p. White, who is in the bakery
business in Omaha, and q brother Of
our tOWnSman-
Mrs. a A. Phillips suffered a frac-
tUre Of one Of I Ell Obeneh fsrOFFY
ture Of one Of the bones OF her right
forearm Thursday morning She was
thrown from a wagon drawn by frac-
tiOus horses near her home, IA miles
north Of GOOdand. DR.. Gulick re-
duced the fracture.
c. C Perdieu. formerly a resident
Of Sherman county, was in GOOdland
Saturday He expressed himself sur
prised at the growth Of the city, and,
although, he reads the GOOdland pa
per, every week, he was inclined to
disbelieve its statements as to the
growth Of GOOdland-
Dead men" are being buried on
four sides OF the Light and Power
house to which guys viii be fastened
to steady the two large smoke stacks,
which viii be so feet in height and
three feet in diameter Work IS
also progressing on the fine brick and
concrete walk for the furnaces
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J Williams and
their two children arrived in Good
land from Los Angeles Saturday on
a visit Of about two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs J. p. Cullen Ms Williams
is a sister Of Mr. Cullen Mr.. VIII
liams Is a conductor on the San Pedro,
commonly known as the Clark road
Mr.. and Mrs A b Montgomery OF
Denver were here several days this
week. They were both DESTROYS OF be-
ing her on Decoration day, and visit
the grave OF their son. George Mont
gOmery Nh Montgomery also had
business to attend to in the sale OF
town lots Our people were glad to
welcome them
Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage OF Miss Matte Sapp
to Mr. Wade Warner, at the home Of
Hrs. Elite SapB IN this citFs Tuesday