The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-24

Charles Battman returned Monday
from a business trip 70 Chicago
Miss Nellie Hartman left Tuesday
morning for trip to Colby All Linds-
G. J. ShImeaH, cashier OF the First
National Bank, is in Topeka this week
attending the meeting OF the Kansas
Bankers association
Mrs Cora Troyer, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. L A Chamelds OF McCoo5z,
Neb-. arrived here Saturday for 2 visit
With her parents, who reside fiNe
miles west Of town.
Frank Horton. who handles the
/ Charles =. Gibson business here, last
week received an elegant oak fling
case, which he has installed in his Of
zee in the HestOn building.
c Q. Young IS building a tWO-stOry
/ house on lots on the corner OF Seven
tenth and Broadway The basement
was being eZcaVated this week The
house VIII be a nine-ToOm building
The old Office OF the Foster Lumber
company was sold to Rev Kuhlman
and moved Friday TO the southwest
! part II town, where It viii be con
Terted into dwelling house for
/ rental.
J. S. Bunger Of PaOla, Kan, arrived
here last week to make his home with
l his son who runs the racket store IA
I the forth block. He IS veteran OF
the civil war and served in an Illinois
| regiment
william Walker, Jr., left Thursday
night for Lexington, No, where his
daughter, Miss Laurene Walker, has
been attending the Lexington school
/ for girls Miss Walker graduates
next year.
Louis Arensberg, Of the Arensberg
& Cullen drug store, left Saturday
night for a weeks absence He viii
attend the pharmaceutical association
meeting in Kansas City and visit 9TH
| er places in eastern Kansas.
| Perry Johnson, who was employed
/ here about two months ago by G. L
I Calvert, but left to take up a home
| stead near Flagler, Colo, was in
town Wednesday renewing old &C
/ quaintances-
f! Charles D. Chandler Of Fairfield
IA, was here last week visiting his
/ He is much pleased with this Country
and thinks it can be farmed sue sess-
fully under the Campbell system.
/ Rev. J. r. Thomas OF the Methodist
/ church left Tuesday for his old home
/ in Tennessee on a business trip He
/ will be gone for ten days, and cOnse-
| Quently viii be absent from the Ne
/ thOdist pulpit on Sunday, Nay 26.
John A Keeran returned last Sat
urday from a trip to Colorado and
/ Wyoming He reports large iumigra-
/ ton into those states, and a boom
| condition in lands not nearly as val
liable as in Sherman county.
] The Firemen's Ward" a fOur-act
| comedy drama will be presented at
\ the Grand opera house about June l.
/ BY local talent under direction Of G..
] V. Schroeder. Good specialties, sing
ing dancing, etc, will be introduced
/ A H Grimes Of Attica, Kan, for
/ merly Of MuldrOw pOstOfhce, Sherman
\ county, was in town Saturday to close
! up q deal in the sale OF his farm
/ north half 7-7-37 to L Q. LivengOOd.
Il Mr.. Grimes left here about a year ago
and now owns fine farm in Harper
Il county
G. F. Roberts, formerly the publish
| er- OF the Brewster Gazette, a local
! newspaper printed in the early days
/ Of Sherman and Thomas counties, was
I in GOOdland Monday He now lives
] at West Pullman, a suburb Of Chica-
! 90, and is running a job office and a
/ local weekly newspaper.
7. J. Fletcher OF Stausberry, No,
1 who owns land in Sherman county,
! was in the city the first Of the week
/ He sold the northeast 1O-S-37 TO J. A
/ Honey Mr.; FleIcner IS a LocoraotlVS
/ engineer on the Wabash railroad, and
| is well acquainted with the Warmer
family Of Stansberry, former Coz
I land people
! ernOOn. in response to a telegram g. n
i veying the sad intelligence that one
/ of his brothers, E. Hall, was killed
/ in a cotton compress at Hobart OK
| His father and two brothers I've at
] Hobart Both OF his brOtherS haFl
/ the same initials ''E, &" and he was not
! informed which one was killed
Mrs. J NJ. Rice returned n 'ndey
from q trip east She attended the
! department meeting OF the WOman's
! Relief Corps at Topeka, recently, and
from there went to Kansas lily, G!sO
| spending some time at FairbuTy, Neh-,
Il on a visit to her daughter and nus
/ band, Mr.. and Mrs G. a Cunning
/ ham. She reports a pleasant TIM
b L Stevenson agent OF the Bank
ers' Life Insurance company, who re-
] sided in GOOdland for a year, arrived
! here Tuesday on business for his COM
/ pany. Himself and wife are now liv-
\ ing at Lincoln, Neb-, but he may re
/ turn to GOOdland TO live He reports
/ the weather conditions in Nebraska
\ the same as here-rain needed soon
| to make wheat crop
/ Dan Dyer, the OId-time Topeka
/ Capital country circulatOr, and later
/ with the Kansas City star and Times,
/ appeared in a new role in Goodland
/ Wednesday, that Of real estate agent,
/ with headquarters in Smith Center
! He is a member Of the firm Of Dyer
/ & MOllisOn, and is advertising lands in
/ Washington and luna counties, Co
! dorado, for sale, Sc to SO per acre
] F. KimmeI departed Thursday
/ for a trip east He intends 70 stop
/ at Lebanon, Kan, for a few days visit
! with his wife's sister, Miss Sue Rsth,
| and after that viii go on to his old
i home iE Brown county, and then on
1 to Strange, Neb., for a visit with his
/ sister, Mrs. Babst, whom he has not
seen since she was married many
years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Swarts and
| daughter. Edna. left last Monday
/ week for the purpose OF attending the
/ commencement Of the wentworth
] Military academy at Lexington, No,
| where Mr.. Tom Swarts graduates The
/ commencement exercises occupy a
| week Mr.. Swarts came home Mon
l day and the other members OF the
i family viii be home this week
/ This paper is in receipt Of J r.
] Burton's paper, Home Rule" 1t is
a siXteen-page. three columns, and got
I ten up in good style One remarkable
/ thing about IT is that il IS exactly the
same style OF a paper as Bryan's Com
! moner- The first issue is hot stun,
/ well written and forCible in the pre-
/ sentatIon Of Mr. Burton's views It
/ is strongly democratic in sentiment
] George Cooper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ L +. Cooper Of this city, returned
/ Tuesday from Lincoln Neb-- for a
visit with his parents. He IS steno-
4 grapher in the ONCE Of Head Consul
/ A r. Talbot Of the Modern Wood
I men OF America Talbot was for
merly a law partner OF ". J. Bryan
! Mr.. Cooper is quite an experienced
/ stsnOgrapher and IS occupying a very
/ responsible position
/ Invitations are out among a num-
Der Of the young men OF the town TO
/ become members OF a dancing club,
/ which is to give a series Of three
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