The Goodland republic., 1906-12-28

Seattle, Wash, near which city he is
interested in mining property. Ike
says II he makes a strike he will come
through GOOdland in a special train
and show" here for day or two.
Mrs. n NJ. Bryan, in the interest
Of her millinery store in GOOdland,
viii visit Chicago and Kansas City
markets IN February to purchase her
spring and summer stock Of TniIlin-
cry goods Mrs. Bryan will employ a
frst-class trimmer and will have the
latest" in everything in her line.
Warren Gayer left Friday evening
on No. 10 for Mcpherson, kan, for a
visit with his parents While he is
still attending to the Charles z. Glib
son real estate business in this county
Mr. Gayer has gone into the land busi-
ness for himself, and according to re-
ports, has thus far made quite a sue
cess.
G. R Edwards is building a four
room house with a, pantry and two
closets and bath room on lots in
north GOOdland, near the HOdgen
home. Harry YOunt is also building
a similar residence just south OF Ed
wards. Both YOunt and Edwards are
! partners with HOdgen in contracting
and building.
Attorney z. F. Murphy was the re-
cipient on Christmas Of fine bronze
I statue OF Abraham Lincoln, gift
from Mrs. Murphy. The figure Of Mr..
| Lincoln is about two and One-half
/ feet in heighth and in his hands he is
holding scroll on which is craven
the words, Emancipation Proclama-
ton"
SheriR George Bradley and J. r.
KnOwler left for Topeka on No. 10
! Saturday night and returned the first
I Of the week. Mr.. KnOwler formerly
/ lived in Topeka for several years, and
] enjoyed the trip immensely, as he is
/ rrnTffr7rr old and has 1ffT1a l.
sion any more for travelling over the
country
A. S. Davis Of Paonia, Colo, arriv-
ed in GOOdland Tuesday for a couple
days stay with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
/ Nilisack Of this city. Mr.. Davis,
the husband Of a former GOOdland
| girl, Josie Hengsuer. Mr.. Davis said
/ that he was well acquainted with the
/ 'GOOdland colony in and around Pa
Onia, and says that all are doing very
nicely
Eddie Sparr of Denver, brother of
Mrs Fred Dawson Of this city, is
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs Dawson Mr- Spar lived with
his parents in GOOdland a number Of
years ago. He was a mere boy then
but has now grown to be a full-sized
man and the GOOdland folks who
knew him then are surprised to see
I the change Mr.. Spar viii return TO
I OGINEE aLtGE the AOLQdES-
". l. Munger Of Mount Pleasant
| IA, who lived here from 1887 to 1891,
] was in GoOdland last week he is at
I present an immigration agent along
| the Rock Island line into Texas Be
/ fore leaving GOOdland he was the pro-
prietor Of a livery barn on North
Main street The building has dis
appeared from its old site and since
I 1Ir. Munger left the town has CONC
considerably south from the old cen
ter.
/ The boys Of the sophomore class OF
| the high schOl gave a party at the
L home OF Nj and Ms John Hartzler
i last Thursday evening Those present
l were J p Phillips. Della CardWell,
I Harry Bush. Crandau Goodrich, Don
Dawson, Finley HartZler, Ray Hartz-
1 Ter, Claude. Coleman, Pearl Coffin. Ida
/ SheiEner, Enc Clark, Rose Brinker,
/ Lottie Brinker, Mabel Odeu and Bes-
sic Kimmsll- The young people had
/ games, music and refreshments
Invitations have been received in
/ GOOdland from Mr. and Mrs L J.
/ Willis OF St Francis announcing the
approaching marriage OF Grace Parks
1 TO Chalkley A Wilson. Thursday eve
ming, January 3, at $50 o'clock at St
i Francis Mr. Wilson is well known
in GoOdland, having been engaged in
1 the real estate and law business Ia
: this city for several years prior to the
removal Of the wilson brothers to St
Francis. where they are now engaged
/ In the real estate business.