The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-07-27

ciouss six miles west Of GoOdland. The
farm is quite we'll improved.
The ten-year-old son Of G. y. Kysar
who broke both bones Of the left arm
below the elbow by a fall from a fence
last tuesday IS getting along nicely,
considering the nature OF the injury.
Mrs E F. Murphy and daughter
Lois went to Lincoln Park, near Cav
ker City, Kan, Thursday Of this week
70 attend the ChautaUqua assembly.
] They will be absent about two weeks.
T. MerSingeT Of Lincoln Center,
Kansas, was here Thursday. He says
the yield Of wheat in Sherman county
viii be larger, when the real result
( is known, than in Lincoln county, 200
miles east
At the CONGREGATIONAL church mex
Sunday the topic OF the morning ser
mon viii be The Open Door" In the
evening, Corporation" A cordial
invitation is extended to all A D.
DOdd, Pastor.
Mrs. John DOckerty and children
arrived in GOOdland last Friday on
a visit to relatives here. Mr.. Dock
erty IS driving tourist team out Of
Colorado Springs, Colorado, were they
now reside.
Mrs. z. y. Newton and her mother,
Mrs Wheeler Of LOngmOnt, Colorado,
were in the city a few days this week.
They left Thursday evening on No.
~ for an extended visit at St. Paul,
Machinist W. J. Purvfs got a small
steel filing in his left eye Tuesday
which gave him so much inconyen-
fence that he Applied to DR.. Smith,
who removed the irritating particle
and gave almost immediate relief
Q. s Helm Of Sidney, Iowa, an ex-
| perienced clerk in the general mer-
chandise line, was in GOOdland Thurs
| day. He came out here to look over
this western country, and may take
a position in the AIillisack department
store.
The ceiling Of the First National
Bank is being covered with Ornamen-
! tai iron, which will be a substantial
| improvement over ordinary ceiling
decoration. The upright walls will
be re-papered, the ceiling and wood
work painted.
Engineer Henry Adams underwent
a slight surgical operation Tuesday
for an abscess on his chin. A small
pimple was the starter about a week
ago, but by picking and working at
il the conditions became serious DR..
Smith opened the swelling.
Warren Gayer, local manager for
the Gibson lands, returned Tuesday
from q few weeks vacation spent in
Mcpherson, Kan Max Van Hall, who
had charge OF the Office during Mr..
Gayer's absence, returned to his home
In Mcpherson Tuesday night
Warren Gayer, Of the Gibson real
I
with stomach trouble at his room al
the Barnett residence Wednesday
night A doctor was in attendance
most Of the night and Mr.. Gayer's
condition is reported as improved
Mrs NJ J. Luckendill OF Osceola-
Ia, was here last week on a visit TO
her brother. James Quincy, OF Iowa
township. She also visited with Mrs.
Sarah A. Rice, an old school mate Of
gIrlhOOd days in Iowa She returned
to her home on No ~ Friday even
ing
Jeweler L P. H Hatch has pur-
chased the lot on which stands the
building formerly used as a bowling
alley, but now occupied by NJ T Bur
vel as a real estate Office The build
ing which is owned by c n Mill
sack Will be removed and a brick
building erected
Miss Irene Switzer, for almost a
year stenographer and abstracter I'm
the G. L Calvert real estate office,
left for Salina Wednesday evening,
for visit OF a month with her par
ents, Dr. and Ms SWitzer, and the
many acquaintance and friends she
has IN that city.
Walker & Jackson, having leased
the Farmers elevator, are operating at
Z this point Edison, Ruleton and Kano-
RADIO They have q lease for a year
on the elevator here and VII use e