The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-09-28
Ladies' Wash Belts

left Wednesday for Pulaski, Ia, where
they will spend the winter with rela-
tiYes. Mrs. Funke's mother lives at
Pulaski. She is 81 years OF age
Walter Smith, assistant cashier Of
| the First National bank, received the
glad news in a telegram Thursday
morning that he had become papa for
the second time. Mrs Smith was stay
ing with her parents, in Topeka, and
so the good news had to come to
Walter by wire.
@. ". Sapp returned Monday from
a trip to Tribune, Kan, here he was
met by his wife, who returned with
| him. Mrs Sapp had been visiting her
| parents at Utica, Kan, for several
weeks. The trip to Tribune was made
with Asher Wilson in the Wilson Bros.
automobile.
| The First National bank was adorned
/ this week by two elegant oil paint
/ ings, which Cashier Shimeall purchas-
| ed in Denver at a sale The smaller
| one is a scene Of the Cathedral Rocks,
| Yosemite Valley, California, and the
/ feet beautifully framed, is a painting
/ Of Elk Park, in Colorado.
| Rev and Mrs H. H. Ambrose will
leave Monday for Great Bend, Kan,
where Mr.. Ambrose viii spend a week
/ but Mrs. Ambrose will remain for a
! longer stay. Rev. Ambrose was the
/ pastor Of the Christian church at
4 Great Bend for about two years be-
/ lore coming 10 OOOQldnu-
Mr. and Mrs L. X Pentl1ng OF
Davis City, Ia, came in Sunday night
/ to visit their sOn-in-law and daugh-
/ ter, Mr. and Mrs L Daniels, Of this
city. Mr. and Mrs Permitting had been
| visiting a daughter IN Hot Springs,
s. D., before coming to GOOdland-
They will be here about two weeks.
| Policeman Pat COchrane gathered
IN a felIO by the name Of Farmhouse
/ Monday and he was taken before Jus
i tice Robinson, where he paid a fine
Of ST. for disOrderly conduct. Barn
house was out driving Sunday even
ing and coming up the main street he
fired q few pistol shots and drove rap
idly in the old western cowboy style.
Mrs. E F. Murphy left Tuesday for
CORTLAND, Kan, where she went as
I a delegate Of the Kansas ". c T o.
to the celebration Of the raising Of the
I cOuntry's flag in Kansas. In the cir
/ cular sent out MIS- Murphy IS on the
programme on Wednesday to speak
in behalf OF the Kansas Woman
Il Christian Temperance union From
/ CORTLAND, Ms Murphy Will 90 TO
lola, Kan, to attend the annual con-
venton Of the W c i. q.
n S. Sprague and c. e Sprague,
brothers, with their families were in
/ GOOdland Friday on their way over
land to Hugo, Lincoln county Colo
Il RADIO They came from Missouri and
are going west TO Colorado to make
them a new home 1t SO happened
that travelling along with them, were
la couple other families from Okla
IhOma on their way to Ebert county,
u Colorado Their names were Vande-
grfft and Bishop, and there were nine
covered wagons in all in the westward
moving caravan
J B. Penn. an old resident Of Good
land. who for years ran meat mar
ket in this city, part Of the time as q
partner with c E SWarts, arrived
here this week for little vacation and
visit among old-time friends Mrs.
Penn was here visiting her sister, MIS-
A l. Cullins. when Mr.. Penn arrived.
His arrival here was the subject OF
comment as to whether he was com
ing back to start a meat market Some
said there was to be another meat
market, but the report is probably
| withount foundation Mr.. Penn is en-
/ gagged in the meat market business a
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