The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-05

Of the cheap rate to Denver last Sat
urday and spent couple OF days in
Denver
W. c. Johnston last week sold his
residence property and Will go to
Spokane, Wash, to make his future
home He has lived in GOOdland for
many years
J. C Jones, the democratic nominee
visitor Monday He is engaged in the
grain buying business with J. W. Ger
mann at KanOradO.
Mrs Mabel Mackey and Miss May
Harrington Of LOveland, Colo, have
been visiting in GOOdland for the last
two weeks. Mrs. Mackey is a cousin
Of Mr. Herbert Lowe
George Cramer Of KanOradO was in
GOOdland Saturday evening. He is
owner Of a big tract Of land near Kan
OradO and is happy and COntented
with Sherman county
Miss Ruby Moore, who is employed
as a StenOgrapher in a real estate Of
fee at St Francis, was in town this
week for a short stay with her sister
Mrs George Sherman
John Yearick, accompanied by his
wife, Of Lebanon, Kan, arrived in
GOOdland Monday Mr. Yearick has
purchased Harry Wieduwilt's barber
shop and took possession Monday.
A A. Crawford Of NatOma, Kan,
and Fred Halter Of MOravia, Ia, old
bOyhOOd acquaintance Of Mr.. D. 3.
Dinwiddie in Iowa, were here this
week for a short visit with Mr.. Tin
widdie.
o. W. Goodwin Of Concordia, spe-
| cial pension examiner for northwest
Kansas territory, was in the city Sat
urday on his way TO St Francis on
official business connected with the
| pension department.
Regular preaching at the NJ. z.
| church Sunday, October Z, at II a. m.
/ and D. m. The evening sermon will
/ Fe nE~0arf1 1lrr q 70, l..
| Subject, "JerObOam, the First King Of
| Israel" John Eldridge, Pastor.
| George Hamilton, who returned to
/ GOOdland last week with J. B. Penn
/ from Sapulpa, I T, for a visit with
/ his brother, J. @. Hamilton, will re-
/ turn to Indian Territory and settle up
\ his business affairs and return here to
I live.
W J. Meredith, presiding elder of
| the Norton district, was in GOOdland
/ Sunday and preached at the Method
/ ist church in the evening On Monday
morning at 9 o'clock, the quarterly
/ business meeting was held at the
| church.
George Hamlin, who lives in Nc
PhersOn township, was thrown from
/ his wagon in a runaway the other day
/ and somewhat bruised When he was
/ in town Wednesday, he had not gotten
over limping from an injury to his
/ knee.
J. A Trent, who lives in the south
| east part OF town, was passing plums
around to people on the streets Non
/ day. He raised several bushels OF the
fruit on trees in his back yard, and
was letting people know that this is
q plum country
/ E ". Brown and wife, and Mrs r.
&c. HanlOn OF Galva, IL, stopped
over in GOodiand last Thursday and
4 Friday en- route home from a trip
through Oregon and California While
/ here they were the guests OF their
uncle, 3. F. Brown
c. E Smith, member OF the Smith
/ Brothers Loan and Trust company Of
Beatrice, Neb-. was in the city this
week on business That company has
considerable land interests in Sherman
county, and M. Smith is an ardent
admirer OF this section OF Kansas
The ladies OF St PauPs Guild viii
give another series Of teas, beginning
next week Thursday afternoon with
Mrs r H Smith as hostess The
ladies' hope for the generous patron
age Of the public, as they have always
had in times past at their popular
teas
v. ". Goodrich. one OF GoodIand's
tree men, was exhibiting on the streets
Saturday, samples OF pears, almonds
and plums raised in the edge OF town
on the PurTis place The samples were
hne, and every such success ought to
stimulate the people OF this region to
set out and care for trees
Z c. Powers returned last week
from Pueblo, where he resigned his
position with the 1ElssoutT Pacific as
dispatcher Ar. Powers. vas g dis
patcner In the Iocsl once here before