The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-19
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lin are here visiting the family Of Mrs.
Powell, Mr.. and Mrs 5. 7. Caldwell,
who live seven miles northwest Of
GOOdland.
To Knights and Ladies Of Security,
on or before the last day OF the month
you will pay your dues at First Ma
tiOnal bank Sarah A Rice, Financial
Secretary.
Conductor Sherman Walsh and wife
Will leave Friday evening for a couple
Of weeks visit at Wichita and hide
pendence, Kan, with q brother and
sister of Mr.. Walsh.
J. Z. Pittman returned Wednesday
morning from trip to his old stamp
many old friends and took a peep in
to the political battle that is now 60
ing on in Cy Leland's county.
Rev. G. H. woodward Of Colorado
City, Colo, was in the city few days
this week, and all his frinedS were
glad as ever to see him. Mr.. Wood
ward continues to look hale and
hearty, although he is in the eighties.
W. Z. SulZer Of IretOn Ia, was here
Wednesday on business connected with
Sherman county land Mr.. Sulzer,
who has had a long acquaintance with
this county, says that the prospect in
Sherman county looks better to him
than ever before.
from AtchisOn and Baldwin, Kan,
and other eastern points, where she
has been for nearly two years for her
health She is very much improved
Engineer Ross is delighted to have
her at home again in GOOdland.
J. R. VOgan returned Tuesday even
ing from a months visit with a son
in Oregon county, No, and a son-in-
law and daughter in the ChOctaw ma
ton in Oklahoma He is looking very
a splendid visit IN a very nne country
ChalkIey A Wilson and Asher B.
Wilson came over from St. Francis in
their automobile Sunday. Asher left
that evening for the east, but Chalkley
remained over until Tuesday morn
ing, when he returned to St Francis.
They report strong business COndi-
tons in that town
Mrs. Clara z. lin and little son OF
Hamilton, ILL., stopped on in Good
Mrs. Ilif was formerly Miss Clara z.
Gridiey- She owns a quarter section
Of land two miles west Of GOOdland,
and Is quite enthusiastic as to the fu-
ture OF this country
B. L Stephenson, general agent OF
te old line Bankers Life Insurance
company OF Lincoln, Neb., who has
been doing business here for the past
year, arrived in town Wednesday TO
pay teh death loss on the late Robert
- vance VINO naQ DOu8nE z e5sNuu
policy in August last
G. L. Calvert has had a platform
put into his real estate ONCE on which
he places samples OF various products
grown in Sherman county This plat
form OF steps is enclosed BY a small
picket fence. He has some OF the very
finest samples OF wheat, corn, pOta-
toes, oats, barley, vegetables, and his
collection is an attractive sight
f E Fox, the new master mechan-
&c, arrived here October II and took
charge OF the office Monday morning,
October II. He is from Cedar Rapids,
Ia, and was master mechanic OF the
Cedar Rapids and Dakota division Of
the Rock Island That division has a
larger mileage than the Colorado di-
vision, but not as heavy motive power.
Mrs ". H Farrow, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs c J. Willis, left
Thursday evening for San Antonio,
Tex, where Mrs FarrOW viii remain
for the winter on account OF her
health She viii reside with he broth
er, Prof. Wolfe, who is superintend-
ent Of schools Of that city. Mrs. VIII
lis viii remain about a week and then
return to GoOdland. Dr.. ARROW ex-
poets to be lonesome.
Joe CrOckfOrd Of Hastings, Mich,
formerly q Sherman county farmer,
still owning land and cattle here, ar
rived In the city from Hastings FRI
day and is attending 70 bushes mat
SerS- he thinks o. selling his cattle,
but VIII keep his land. He has moth
ING n the world against this county
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