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

going to Pueblo about six weeks ago.
He intends to return to his former
home in Canada within a short time
Dr.. l. A. Golden Of KensingtOn was
here Monday and Tuesday looking af-
ter his ranch in the southwest part Of
the county He Travelled in a HOlz-
man automobile, and left for his home
Wednesday morning He expected to
reach home Wednesday evening for
supper. The distance from GOOdland
TO KensingtOn by wagon road is about
165 miles.
Ira Wolfe, accompanied by his wife,
and Mr.. McRelvey and daughter, left
the fore part OF the week for Indian
Territory, where he has purchased a
ranch consisting Of 1900 acres The
ranch is hfty-five miles from a rail-
way, but the prospects for a road in
that part Of the country are good, and
when it goes through will add greater
value TO the Wolfe holdings.
William NJ. Sylvester Of Garden City
was in town this week with a load Of
honey and other products from his
Garden City irrigated farm. He says
that the mammoth sugar factory at
Garden City Will be completed in a
month or so at a cost Of about ST.
100000. Mr.. Sylvester formerly lived
in Sherman county, and still has a
son, Frank Sylvester, living west Of
town
Mrs. Ernest Bower entertained
" CQnGSQdg dLLGLuOn IA uOAAOE u LuG
Norton ladies who are the guests Of
Mrs. Q. J. Shimeall. About forty
ladies were present ParlOr quOits
was the plan Of entertainment, at
which Mrs Mallory was the most sue
ceSSful player, tossing the discus twice
over the stake and winning the prize.
At o'clock the hostess served a de-
lightful lunch, after which came the
adieus.
Mrs. D. G. Geraldine and two chill
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from Chicago on Al Sunday, and was
the guest Of Mrs. Anthony Shaw till
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs.
| Geraldine have been friends from
engineer Of much ability, having been
superintendent Of the construction Of
| the worlds fair buildings and grounds
/ in Chicago in 1898 and superintend-
ent Of the same work at the Omaha
exposition in 1898.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Stewart returned
| Wednesday morning from a six weeks
| trip to points in the east They visited
at Glens Falls, n. Y, Ocean City n. J,
MiddletOwn, Conn, and Winamac,
Ind Besides this, the 'ParsOn' made
side jaUnts to many places he knew
l before he came to Kansas, more than
/ twenty years ago But after all the
| joys that come from such a trip TO
1 see brothers and sisters, the "Old
folks were glad to get back to Kan
sas-
Many Sherman county people viii
be surprised TO learn that L. H Bein-
hon and his brother, E H BeinhOn,
who have done so well at farming and
stock raising IN this county for the
past eighteen or twenty years, viii
soon take their departure for other
places E H BeinhOh viii remove to
Smith county on a 24O-acre farm, two
miles OF kensington, which he pur-
chased more than q year ago. .. H
BeinhOn VIII remove to Franklin
county, Nebraska, where he also has
purchased a 32O-acre farm The rea-
son given for the leaving Of these Is
Unable citizens Of this county is, for
the sake OF their children, whom they
want to have both good German as
well as an English education. And
they are both moving to localities
where there are strong German set
Elements and German schools