The Goodland republic., 1907-03-29
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Fred Germann Of Kanorado was in
town Tuesday
B. F. Brown was a business visitor
in Colorado Springs Monday
H J. Piper shipped a carload OF
horses to Grand Island, Neb-, this
week
c. T Basten, foreman Of coal chute,
wants four men to work on the coal
chutes-
R. Kaufman Of Canon City, Colo,
who owns land in Iowa township, was
in town Tuesday
The Round Table club viii meet
vFish 8Irs- c. J. i;h-mran Wednesday
afternoon, April 9. 1T $50.
Dr. c. W Baker Of GAINESVILLE, No,
who owns land in this county, was a
GOOdIand visitor this week.
l. Cullen Of EsbOn, Kan, was hers
this week TO look over Sherman coun-
ty with a view Of buying land
An Easter BALI is advertised for
Monday night at the Walker opera
house Music by the GOodland or
cbestra-
Harold Kemp, auditor Of the Cedar
Hill Coal company Of Denver, Colo,
was in town this week, renewing old
acquaintance
Fred Prewitt, general foreman at
Fairbury for the Rock Island, was in
town Sunday on business with Master
Mechanic Fox
Miss Anna Smith and Miss Myrtle
Knight left Thursday for a visit to
Sedan, Kan, for a visit with County
Treasurer Smiths relatives.
A baby girl, weighing 9k pounds
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Cullen, Monday. Jim has a pair
now, and is happier than ever
W H and J. T. Dunlap OF Lexing-
ton Mo- have located on their lands
near Edison, and have established their
homes here Their sister lives with
them.
J. o. Kent Of Richland, O., nephew
Of R. A Kent, has accepted the line
management Of the GOOdIand TeIe-
phone company, and has assumed ac-
tive charge
Ben jayne, clerk Of the WOOdman
lodge, this week received a check for
$4,000, payable to Mrs. Jaspr Pyles,
which was payment Of the policy OF
the late Jasper Pyles-
The bazaar by the ladies Of the
Christian church held two days at the
Grand opera house last week, was a
great financial success. The net gain
was not far from $500.
The Y. W. c. A will meet at the
Christian church at 4 D m Sunday
Topic, How to break bad habits and
cultivate good ones, Romans Vii. is.
Miss Kathryn DUttIinger, leader.
John Cullins shipped his fast run
ming mare - Norton this week, whe-s
he has a race matched with a Norton
county horse, for 500 aside The run
will be made the fore part Of April
Z. HOIIfngswOrth Of OgaIIala, Neb-,
was in town this week, and purchased
a horse colt Of Mr.. Johnson The colt
was raised by A R Tompkins, and
weighs $50, and is not yet a year old
The Commercial club held a meet
ing in SeyIer's hall Monday night
There was no important business tran
sacted, but the members had a social
time and planned for action in the
near future.
The Cullins steam riding gallery was
sold at the public sale Saturday and
brought STT5. c. E 8IcCasIin and W.
H WeIIman bought the outfit, and the
merry-gO-rOund is now owned by Nc
Caslin & Wellman.
There viii be a special Easter serv-
ice at the Christian church next Sun
day at II o'clock The GOOdland
male quartette viii sing and J. Ed
Stevens will deliver the address Ev-
S. r. Carmichael Of Aura, New, was
IN town this week for visit with his
brothers, DR.. F. A and Ed Car
michael Mr.. Carmichael is interested
in mining in Nevada, and, it is report
ed, has a rich ore bearing proposition.
Rev. Ruthledge was in town Thurs
day en- route to St Francis, where he
has been sent as pastor of the Ne
thOdiSt church at that place. Until
the last conference, he was pastor Of
the Methodist church at Phillipsburg.
R. o. HOUsel Of Topeka, advertis-
ing solicitor for the Topeka Capital,
was in town several days this week.
Mr.. HouseI is a son Of Rev. Housel,
who was for few years presiding
elder Of this district Of the Methodist
church.
William Clark, a florist of Colorado
Springs, was in town last week, and
was being shown about the city by W.
L. White, the GOOdland florist. Mr.
Clark has a large flower business, and
said that he cuts about ZOO carna-
tiOns a day. He has 100000 square
feet Of glass in his plant W L White
is his agent here
TheO. Shauntz, who lives in a sod
house in the southwest part Of town,
lost ali his household goods in a fire
defective fiUe. and before it could be
extinguished it gutted the building ana
consumed the household goods AMI
C1her contents valued at $500. Mr.
Shauntz is an empIoye on the coal
chutes.
W F. Shea, who played in the fast
GOOdland bail team a couple OF sea
sons ago, but who left the Chicago
lumber yard here as manager and
went home to lola, is now employed
IN the Home National Bank at Arkan-
sas City Mr.. Shea is playing with a
strong team there, but says he can't
forget GoOdland, and may come back
some day