The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-07-20
TOLD INA LINE.

John Keeran left for Kansas City
on business trip Saturday.
Prof E E Mitchell returned to his
home in CawkeF City Sunday.
Fred Dawson was in Denver this
week to cOngregate with the Elks-
Dr. V. C. Eddy OF Colby was in the
city Monday on real estate business.
John Keeran, Of the firm of Keeran
& Warner, was in Denver two days
this week.
Curtis Calvert and John Egan left
for Denver Sunday night to mingIe
with the ElkS.
Camille Jupe, the dray and express
man, took a few days vacation this
week in Denver.
Max Van Hall, manager for Gibson
lands, was business visitor at Bur
lingtOn Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith were in Denver
this week and Joined in the Elk festi-
vities for a day
W. U. Sulzer Of IretOn, Ia, was here
this week plotting a party Of prOspec-
tive land buyers.
R. A. Wagner of Colby, agent for
the Fairbanks-MOrse company, was in
GOOdland Thursday.
Contractor Shaw Of Shaw & Viii
uams, brought three brickIayers down
from Denver Tuesday.
Red" Mcpherson, who lived in
-GOOdland fifteen years ago, is in
town and may remain here.
E POulignOt Of Brock, Neb.. re-
over his land in this county.
Tom Hamilton Will ship out a car
load Of grass fat cows Saturday. He
viii go TO the St Joseph market
J. S Amphlett took No. Al oMnday
for a trip to Colorado Springs and
Denver to be gone four or I'VE days
z. P Olney Of Beatrice. Neb.. agent
for the Dempster Windmill and Case
line Engine company was in Good
George Bird of Severance and Chas.
Murray Of Denton, Kan, were here
Thursday look ing over the county
with view OF investment
Miss Ethel Powers, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Walter Powers, returned
home last week from a few weeks, va
cation in Des MOines. Ia
Hotel GOOdland" was graced with
q fine large sign. both in front and on
the south side, this week, which adds
to the appearance Of the building
Mr. and Mrs J W DOdds left We'd
nesday for weeks stay in Denver,
where they expect TO meet many Elk
friends and have an outing in general
Mrs. Mary Harvey OF Salina, moth
ct OF DR.. R B Harvey Of this city
arrived here Wednesday evening for
a few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs
Harvey
Wednesday afternoon freight No. y
and westbOund extra freight came in
collision in the Rock Island yards at
Norton Pilots were knocked on but
no one hurt
George Bradley is putting I'D a
house on the southwest corner Of
Fifteenth and VOltaire avenue The
building is 24x26 with four rooms and
two closets
R n. Simmons Of Hopkins, No, a
Baptist minister, was here Thursday.
He is 81 years old, but is hale and
hearty, and interested in Sherman
county land.
J. B. Gillespie Of St Francis was in
Goodiand Friday, having brought
down 3 number OF men with a livery
rig. He reports crops good in Chey-
snne county.
Lewis Arensberg has moved into his
new house. John Heston has bought
the old one and VII move it onto lots
on West Fifteenth street and put il in
shape for rent
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Woodward Of
Cedar Rapids, Ia. arrived Monday for
a couple OF weeks visit with their son,
Chief Clerk woodward, Of the master
mechanics Office
Mrs Il MendenhaH, popular
salesIady IN the c. NJ AGillisack store
for the past year, left last week for
Colorado Springs where she viii make
her future home