The Goodland republic., 1907-04-12

The other hunts II up
Baltimore American.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Franklin died last Friday.
Miss Grace Barnett went to Seibert,
Colo, Wednesday for a short visit
Joe KOlacny has put up a corrugat-
ed iron awning in front Of his tailor
shop.
H c. Simpson Of Colby was in town
Friday. He came up with his OIds
runabout
Dance Monday night at the Walker
opera house Music by the GOOdland
orchestra
Dan AuI Of PaoIa, Kan, was here
this week looking after his extensive
land interests
r D Brown Of Crete, Neb.. cousin
Of B. F. Brown, visited the Brown
family this week
Basket leaves every Tuesday for
Colby Steam Laundry and Dye Works.
Joe KOlacny, Agent
J. A Reeran is having a concrete
walk put down on the south side Of
his fine corner brick
Bartholomew & jayne have added
an elevator tower and hosting mach
inery to their feed mill
Wallace Filler left Sunday night for
a member OF the federal petit jury.
A D. Stewart, assistant cashier OF
the Farmers National bank, made a
business trip to KanOrado Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Ireland finished her term
Of school near Rhine last week and
left for her home in Oberlin Saturday.
Albert E King, Charles E GibsOn's
Kansas land representative, was in the
city Saturday. King lives at McPher-
SON
Miss Pearl KimmeI left last week
for Denver, to continue her study in
the Cleayes Dramatic school Of ex-
preston
Mrs. Myrtle Kent, formerly Miss
Myrtle Runnells, is here from her
home in Illinois for a visit with her
parents
Rev. J. r Thomas Of the Methodist
Episcopal church is cOnvalescing from
an attack Of influenza He was taken
i'll last week, and was not able to be in
the pulpit Sunday.
The topic for the Y w c. A for
next Sunday is Some Modern Idols
and How TO Overthrow Them" Luke
12-15:2I- Miss Jessie Vincent has
charge Of the lesson
Mrs. r. r. Frisbee, Mrs. Edna
Pershing and daughter, Helen, left
a stay OF two weeks in GOOdland.
G. ". Larimer, late OF Chicago, has
come to GOOdland to make his home,
and viii follow his trade in this city.
He is a carpenter and contractor
Mrs. Wilson Peters made a trip to
Burlington, Colo, Thursday for visit
Of a few days with her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Upton
We invite you to call and inspect
the nursery stock Of the GoOdland
Nursery at any time. Two blocks
west Of the Catholic church V. ".
Goodrich, Proprietor.
The family Of Carl Mckay moved
from PhiIIipsburg to GoOdland Mon
East Eleventh street Mr.. Mckay is
employed in The RepUblic-News Of
flee.
Dr.. and Mrs. a. c. GuIick left We'd
nesday afternoon overland in their
Holman automobile for Oakley,
where the meeting Of the Northwest
Kansas Medical society was held We'd
nesday and Thursday.
c. A. Clark Of Kansas City, No,
was in GOOdland Friday. He is rep
resenting the Illustrative World Of
Kansas City, and is engaged in writ
ing-up the towns Of Kansas.
z. B. Tressel, the old st. Francis
sewing machine man, will be in Good
land April Is, 19 and 20. Machines
can be left at basement in Keeran
building. Orders can be left at post
Office. z. B. TresseI.
n. s. Babcock Of Troy, Kan, an
old-time friend and acquaintance Of
NJ. A. Alexander, the water service
man Of the Rock Island here, was in
GOOdIand Wednesday to buy a team Of
horses. He has located on a home
stead near Seibert, Colo.
J. J. Knight, register Of deeds, has
added an L extension and a front
porch to his residence on the corner
of Ninth and Center avenue. The ex-
tension provides for a bath room, pan
try, bed room and kitchen
c. L. DeIaplaine is putting down a
22-inch cesspOOl hole on the site Of the
new Calvert residence Trees are be
ing set out and with the half block for
a site, and fine barn and yards Mr.
Calvert viii have a home to be proud
Of
All the GOodland doctors now own
and answer rural phone
calls at the rate Of twenty miles or
more an hour. DR.. Smith was the last
to adopt the innovation. He has a
new REQ, and to see the cautious
''medicus" speeding over the prairies
is an inspiration
George Bradley has been appoint
ed administrator OF the estate Of VIII