The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-10
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DeIlEsr last lEeek
Quite g number OF land seekers /
were here Wednesday.
Fred Dawson was in Denver last Il
week on base baI business
Mr.. and MIS- Fred Hunt returned 1
Tuesday night from Denver.
W. IA Blood has opened up 4 new i
/ pantatOrium in the HargraFes build /
G. L Calvert returned Wednesday /
from a trip TO Omaha and other points 1
east
Kreuzer & McCants have added an
/ other wagon to their grocery bust
Mrs Myrtle Kent has accepted a po-
sition in the store Of DOnly, Cross &
1 Eagan-
c. ". Luu has bought out the scheH /
| & Mclean barber shop in south part
I Of town
/ Arthur Stewart made a business trip
I 70 kanOradO Thursday going in his
Dr.. Carmichael left wednesday
evening for Kansas City to be gone
several days.
II. NJ LUZ, father Of c. W. LuH Of
this city, is up from Lebanon for
| Q. z. Palmer Of Bellevue, Kan, was
in GOOdland Thursday looking the
country over with NJ. 7. BurwelL
Up to going to press time no further
word was received from William Mass,
who is sick with spinal meningitis
Walter A Smith, assistant cashier
Of the First National Bank was in
Topeka a few days this week to see
his wife.
| The safer place, sold to a Mr.. John
son, has been resOld TO a Mr.. Bennett,
who is an emplOye on the Carter-An-
dersOn ranch
W. ". WaIkey OF Dresden, kan,
was here Wednesday in company with
J. ". Tibbles, looking over the town
and country.
/ Bird Carl is building a three-rOOm
house on his lot just south Of the new
Walker implement warehouse on
North Main street.
H F. Wheatley is completing his
new residence, which is constructed OF
concrete blocks, located on the corner
at Seventh and Main
A 3. Montgomery returned Tues
. day morning from a trip to Topeka
He reports it raining all over Kansas,
but the weather uncommOnly cool
! William Walker has a new kind Of
buggy which has a fifth wheel on
both front and rear axle. The buggy
can be wheeled around in a space Of
six feet
D. NJ. WinseII, brother Of Z. T.
Winsell Of this city, is now living in
iGOOdIand. He is from Van Buren,
county, Iowa. and IS a veteran Of the
, civil war
There will be services at St Paul's
church next Sunday: Holy COM
muniOn $50; Sunday school 9-45;
morning service II; evening service at
The Young women's Christian as
ISOLATION meets at the Christian
, church Sunday at 4 o'clock p. m /;
Mrs. Willis, leader.
Mrs. w 3. Garfield arrived in Good
. land from two weeks visit with re-
latives at Rogers, Ark. Her mother,
= Mrs. W. T. SnOdgrass, came with her
T TO spend the summer here
t H. J. Piper bought fifteen head Of
mules lately Of George Bradley to
make out the two carloads Of horses
p and mules he shipped to St Joseph,
No, Wednesday morning.
| Mrs. A. D. Rummeu left Tuesday
evening for JamespOrt, No, to see her
father, who is in feeble health and
is veteran of the civil war.
The Society Of Maids and MatrOns
! viii meet at the home Of Mrs. NJ G
Parker Tuesday, Nay IA, at 2:30 D.
m All members are requested to be
present, as it is election Of officers.
/ FRANC G. thompson OF Beatrice
Neb-, representing the Smith Broth
erS Loan & Trust Company, was IN
GOOdland Thursday looking after the
interests Of the company IN Sherman
county
day night for Rockford, ETeb-, where
he has a bunch Of cattle feeding He
will ship them to the st. Joseph mar
ket He expects to be gone two or
three weeks
The new house being constructed
for James SvOboda on West Seven
teenth street was commenced this
week When completed he viii reside
in the dwelling and have a shoe shop
in the front part
J. z. Kent Of Perry, Ia, brother
OF r. A Kent Of this city, arrived IN
i GoOdiand Wednesday He is an older
brother Of Mr.. Kent, and is a veteran
OF the civil war, having served in
ISherman's army.
". z. Hardman has opened up
pool room in ''the row. on South Main
street He has two tables, and is To-
Gated in the Derby building, which
| was moved south OF ClaXtOn's rOOmIng
house some months ago.
W. S. Coleman was elected lsreSi-
PRECEDENT and H w Ste OarJ setre-
taTy The presi q II then appointed
the various committees, and the hoard
next proceeded to the consideration Of
other business
A baby girl came to the home Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Warner WedneS-
day. The little one weighed six
i pounds Wade, when asked by a rath-
/ CT familiar friend, how il looked, very
naturally replied, like me. It's a
| Warner, for it has a big mouth"
Mr.. and Mrs Newton KrOw left
Springs, No, where they 60 for the
4 benefit Of Mrs KrOW's health Mrs
Know is suffering from nervousness
and stomach trouble, and has been re-
/ duced very nOticeably in weight
Mrs E T. Murphy, accompanied
! by her daughter, Lois, left Sunday
night for Kansas City. While thert-
she will represent the Athena club
at the meeting Of the Kansas State
| Federation Of Woman's clubs, which
/ is in session at Kansas City, KAN May
\ s to 10.
J. II. johnson, real estate dealer OF
/ Kanorado, was in GOOdland Wejncs-
/ day. He reports the burg" boom
/ ing. Farm work around the western
I metropolis is being vigorously push
/ ed. He said that there were six steam
/ blowing outfits tearing up sod in the
| western part Of the county.
/ ". H Lee is building a modern
/ hve-rOorn house on the corner Of
Broadway and East Twelfth street
/ just north OF the HutchisOn residence
/ and east Of the DickasOn-GOOdman
/ lumber yard. He has been employed
on To e Rock Island here as hOstler
but has laid OF to work on his new
/ nous e
Timothy Brown and ". l. Brown,
/ father and son, OF Denver, we're in
/ GOCJdIand Thursday. The old gentle
ma is In his SOth year, and IS a re-
tired lawyer, and began practice in
Iowa soon after the admission Of the
state into the union He has land in
I this county and was looking for fur