The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
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Mrs. Newton is spending a few days
in Pueblo, visiting relatives
o. Perkins is erecting a two-roOm
house in the west part of town.
The Farmers National bank moved
into their new building Tuesday.
Isaac Vogan is building a new
house in the southwest part Of town
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
W B. Chambers, Saturday, Febru-
airy 3.
Shaw & Williams, contractors, are
putting up a fOUr-rOOm house on East
Fifteenth street
William W. Meng Of Dover, No,
was here Thursday. He was looking at
Sherman county lands.
c. E Swarts moved into the new
brick one door south Of the Farmers
National bank Sunday.
T B. Miller Of Clay Center, Kan,
was here Saturday representing the
Clay Center broom factory.
F. A VERT Of Colby, manager of
the Colby Mercantile company, was
a visitor in town last Friday.
Miss Emma SonnicksOn and brother
Robert OF Colorado City, are here
visiting with F. NJ. Kline and family.
Will VOgan has erected a new house
in the southwest part Of town, now oc-
cupied by his nephew, Charles VOgan.
The Society Of Maids and MatrOns
viii meet at the home Of Mrs. Q. J.
Shimean, Tuesday, February 10, at
$3.50 p m.
W. F. Frazier of Denver, an cleo
tricaI engineer, arrived here Saturday
to see about putting in an electric
light plant.
Roy Warner has rented the room
ing house vacated by J. Q. Potter and
Will conduct it as a roOming and
boarding house.
The house built for J. c. Potter, just
south of the high school building, was
completed last week and the family
moved in Wednesday.
L Lyle, L FraseUT and J. A. Smith
Of Upton, Ia, were here this week
looking after their landed interests in
this county and seeking further in
Yestments.
Joe Kolacny, the tailor, is putting
an addition 14x22 feet, in rear Of his
tailor shop. Glen Filler is doing the
carpenter work
Miss Berneice z. Rose viii be at the
opera house February u. Benefit Of
the schools. Tickets on sale at Stew
ensOn's drug store
r. L Peters and family moved into
their fine new house on Broadway
Monday. They are very pleasantly 10
Gated and are welcomed by all the
good people OF GoOdland-
". F. Farr Of Denver arrived in
GOOdIand Friday. He formerly work
ed for J J. Warmer at the tailOr's
trade Having sold out his business
IN Denver, he is looking for q lOca-
ton
The Yarnen- new hotel is approach
ing completion Plastering was finish
ed this week, and the casing is being
put in The hotel viii probably be
opened for business by March I, II
not before.
Bishop Griswold viii be here sun
day, February "a and viii hold serv-
ices in the mission chapel both morn
ing and evening Confirmation serv-
ices viii be held and the sacrament
administered
For SaIe-Sherman county ranch,
consisting OF LOO acres; lis head Of
cattle, i've horses farm machinery;
grain, etc, price s19, coo; viii sell
ranch separately for $1,000. n NJ
Sherrod, GOodland, Kan
Since Miss Roses alst visit here she
has spent a year in Otis School Of
0ratOFy, Chicago. and comes with
Otis highest recommendation At
opera house, February II Tickets on
sale at Stevenson's drug store
Services IN the Episcopal church
next. Sunday: Holy communion $40,
morning prayer and sermon II, even
ing prayer and instruction 1910, sub
ziect, Conversion" All are welcome.
P A Drummer, priest in charge.
c 9. Evans Of Colby, accompanied
by his brother, ". A Evans Of Bill
hngs, Mont, was in GOodland Thurs
day. He remarked that ne had
brought his brother up to Good1and
70 show him the beauties OF Sherman
county.
swan Nelson shipped a carload Of
hogs TO Denver last Thursday morn
ing. and returned home Saturday. He
vas fn Denver in time to get q peep
into the great stock show. He says
me bIooded cattle sold as low as $50
= had
Ms F. L. Aten.s grandparents, Mr..
ard Ms Morley OF omaha, Seb., and
her mother and sister, Ms s. =
Murphy and Lois Murphy Of coed
land. kan we're visiting her Saturday