The Goodland republic., 1907-02-01
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z. T. Murphy was a business visi-
tor in Denver this week
Dick Auer returned Sunday from a
weeks absence in Chicago.
F. J. Hart Of Osborne, Kan, is a
new conner to GOOdland, being a car
penter and builder.
Mrs H H. Barsby Of Denver was
here Sunday the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Luther Willie
The clothing department Of the Mil
Isack store, and the new meat mar
ket both have new iron awnings
W. S. Coleman, cashier Of the Good
land State Bank, made a trip to To-
peka and Kansas City this week
The ladies OF the Christian church
will give a bazaar some time in March
Watch for further announcements.
T e Townsend and H NJ HestOn
left Monday night for Kansas City to
attend the lumbermen's convention
The Noble Dramatic company left
Sunday night for Hill City, where they
opened Monday night for weeks en-
gagement
Mrs. John ". DOdds returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit in the
east, which included visits to Chi
cago, Detroit and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed Stevens were in
Topeka this week to attend the annual
meeting Of the Kansas Day club Mr..
Stevens made a talk at the banquet
Miss Susie Kellogg is spending a va
cation at Colorado Springs and may
go TO Los Angeles for a visit with the
Houlihan family, formerly Of Good
land.
r H Hubb OF DanviIle, Ill, has an
interest in the growth Of GoOdland
and Sherman county, and says he may
come out here to help improve in the
spring
The Stevenson building on south
Main street is being fitted up for a
lunch counter, and short order res
taurant- ". z. Hardman has rented
the building
NJ T. Burwell went to Kansas City
last week Wednesday, where Mrs.
BurWell has been on a visit for some
time, and the family returned home
Monday morning
The Young WOmen's Christian as
sociatiOn Will meet at the Christian
church Sunday afternoon at o'clock
All women who are interested in
Christian work are asked to be pres
ent
The old Stevenson drug store was
located on its new site on East Tenth
street, facing south and Just east Of
Hotel Goodland, the fore part Of the
week It will be fitted up fOr a room
ing house
D. B. Dinwiddie returned Tuesday
morning from a three months visit
with his daughter, nieces and grand
children at Abba, Ia He reports hav-
ing q very nice time, but remarked
that he would not like to live back
there in Iowa.
Since N T BurwelI has moved his
real estate offices into the rooms in the
State Bank building, recently vacated
BY DR.. Carmichael. he has equipped
his private Office room with Mahogany
furniture, which is elegant and luz
uriOus, indeed.
Joe Kolacny, the tailor, has extend
ed his tailor shop to the rear by an
addition 12x2z feet The addition is
iron sheated outside, and the room is
well lighted. There is wide opening
from the front room, allowing for
light from both front and rear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LOckard ar
rived home Wednesday from a two
weeks absence in Topeka and on a
visit to friends in Norton The ex-
senator and wife expressed themselves
as finding their new home in Sher-
man county a good place to come to.
H. B. Massey OF Mount Pleasant,
IA, and NJ. l. Hall OF Fairfield, Ia,
both old settlers in Sherman county,
arrived here the middle OF January on
a visit to James Hall and family OF
Edison Mr.. Massey was here twenty
years ago. He is a brother OF Robert
Massey, living nine miles southeast Of
Goodland.
H E Bennett OF Mcpherson, Kan.
was in GOodland Wednesday. He was
formerly superintendent Of the EN-
mettsburg. IA. Electric Light & Pow
er company, and wished to make q
proposition to the city to pump its wa
ter He was informed that the con-
tract was already let to the GoOdland
Light & Power company. He said he
would take a contract at $3.50 per :
4 the proposition was opened
for bids His proposition was along
the line OF the installment OF an inn
proved engine and the use Of steam
power He said, how ever, that it was
to suppose the city coun-
ell would favor a home industry.