The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-14

the name Of The Sapp Land and Alb
stract company, with G. ". Sapp as
manager.
A social will be held at the Method
list church by the juniors Friday even
ing There will be a literary and must
cal program and refreshments served.
Everybody invited
Mrs. Anna Crawford, who has been
Of this city, left Saturday for her home
in Marsailes, III. Mrs. Crawford is a
niece Of Mrs. BOOthrOy.
Mrs. G. E Swarts left Monday night
for Kansas City to be absent about
two weeks. Mrs. Swarts went as chap
erone Of the young people going to
Lexington, No, to attend school
Ernest Bower is having his big
brick fitted with a new front and 9TH
erwise improved and as soon as the
work is completed, he will move the
furniture stock Of goods in that build
ing
Carl Cutshaw of Brewster, accom-
panied by his brother, z. J. Cutshaw,
a dentist OF jamestown, Kan, were
in GOOdland Thursday on business
Carl Cutshaw is a business man Of
Brewster.
Miss Laurene Walker left Monday
night for Lexington, No, where she
will continue the study Of music at the
Lexington college for girls. She spent
the summer vacation in GOOdland
with her father.
A bunch Of western brOnchos were
sold at auction sale in the Rock Is
land stock yards here last week, but
they sold at a rather low figure, in
comparison with the price Of SheT-
man county grades.
Mrs. Frederick lies returned to her
home in Topeka Saturday night after
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. ". A
Smith. Mrs Smith accompanied her
mother to Topeka and will remain
Lyle Sisters, milliners, have opened
up millinery store in the front part
OF the Bower furniture store. Mr..
Bower will remove his furniture stock
in the near future to his brick build
ing on Thirteenth and Main.
J. W. VOgan put down two wells
last week, one $50 feet and the other
20T feet, erected windmills and put in
the pumps and had the wells running
inside Of six days. He says this is a
ness.
Mrs. Nancy Hartzler and little re-
latives Edith and Everett Hartzler,
who have been visiting Mrs. Hartzler
I'm GoOdland for few weeks, left for
Pueblo Monday Mrs Hartzler will
visit at their home before returning
to GoOdIand.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E c. Power Saturday. Mr.. Pow
er was for a time one OF the Rock Is
has a position in Colorado Springs.
Mrs Power IS still making her home
in GOodIand.
B. Groenwald OF Buckley, Ill, who
lived here from 1856 to 1884, and
homesteaded land southeast Of town,
was here last week the guest Of Henry
Frsrichs- MI GroenWaid may return
to Sherman county to live, as he still
owns his land here
A missionary address was given at
E, ITaFhnHHu~ ~ - n
ing by Miss Melva LiveTmOre, who has
spent seven years as a missionary in
India After the lecture. mission
airy society was formed among the
people OF the church.
D. N Saddler Of Creston, Ia, ar
rived in town last Wednesday. He
formerly owned the old J. ". BruneF
place, but sold out in about 1892 to
Mr.. Bruner. Mr.. Saddler has been
away a long time, but has no trouble
in picking out old friends.
Colonel l. ". Colby OF Beatrice,
Neb-, who owns land in Wallace coun-
", south OF Goodland, was here We'd
nesday to look over his land. He
for Sherman county. as the drops Of
fatness" fall every time he comes 70
town
and Chalkley A. Wilson Of St Francis
Kan, came down together in the VII
son automobile Tuesday morning from
St Francis They made a trip to Ed
son IN the afternoon and left Wednes-
day morning for St Francis. Mr..
Baker owns several quarter sections OF
Sherman county land and IS q great
believer in the future Of western Kan
sas
Miss Grace Grimm departed fol
Abilene last Saturday night, where
she wiz attend Catholic college
she wiz carry high school branchesl
and study vocal music Hiss EEihin