The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
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o. 4 King Of Gcodiand was IN town
wednesday TO meet his Wife.-WinOna
News.
hike Higgins ana Lou Brewer OF
Burlington CoIo-s were in GoOdland
Saturday.
o. c. Dawson Is charging his barn
for the delivery teams OF the Dawson
& Dawson store
The 7. A. Stevenson building moved
to a lot on west side OF South Main
street Is in place.
Dressmsking done BY Mrs. Frank
Ellis, one block south and one west
Methodist church
Mrs s. Luther and daughter, Mrs.
/ visit in Adrain, No.
Arthur Tart OF Beatrice, Neb., was
/ here Sunday He represents the Ma
/ ti0nal oil company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Koontz,
who made a trip to Horton last week,
returned home Sunday.
Miss Laurene walker left Sunday
| night for Lexington, Mo-, where she
| IS student at a girls school
] Frank Lockard left Saturday night
for Topeka He may be next sergeant
at arms OF the Kansas senate.
] Representative John o. Boyle left
Sunday night for Topeka to attend
/ the session OF the Kansas legislature.
Romeo and Juliet" In seven acts
and fourteen scenes, January 16. en-
gomar the Barbarion,' a big scenic
production, January Is, at Grand the
ater.
Daniels & Knight, contractors, are
contemplating a sfx-room house in
the southeast part OF town for Mrs.
/ Doerfer-
See the big city attraction, Romeo
and Juliet" and 'Ingomar'' January
Is and is. All special scenery and
/ costumes.
Amos Adams Of Topeka was In the
city last week He contempIates re-
turning to Goodland and going into
i business.
Il Miss Daisy Phillips has returned
from an extended stay in Portland,
II Ore, and viii make her home IN
i GOodland.
i c. L Calvert was at Colby Tuesday
i to represent a client in a land con-
test case before the United States
4 land Office.
i DIS. Smith, Carmichael and Gulick
4 went to Colby Wednesday morning to
i attend the Northwest Kansas Medical
! society meeting.
On the ID day Of January the pro-
bate judge married Cole Keeler Of
LenOra and LOea Vogel Of GoOdland-
Il Norton Courier
i Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A B. Lem
mon, a daughter, Monday, January Z.
Il Mrs Lennon is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. ". Kanouse.
Jewell & Hogebom shipped q car
load OF hogs to Denver Monday night
They were a good bunch and weighed
al n mo
Il See the eminent actor, Mr.. Sanford
i Dodge, as 'Ingomar'' and as Romeo.
u Two entirely different roles, January
Is and 16, at Grand theater.
; z. Thorsen left for the Springs and
4 Denver Saturday night, returning
Wednesday morning. He reports the
weather there very dtsagreeable.
George Teagarden left Wednesday
for his home in Goldheld, Colo, after
having spent about a week in Good
land renewing old acquaintance and
on business for his mining company.
The GoOdIand crowd Of Norton en-
tertained- for Mrs. Ernest Bower Of
/ GoOdland at q z o'clock dinner party
Wednesday evening, at the home Of
Mrs. Floyd Shimeali-NortOn Courier.
z. Jansen Of Greeley, Colo, for
merly in the market business In Good
land, was here Saturday, having stOpy
ped on on his way home from a trip
to Topeka He IS in the meat business
in Greeley.
The Stevenson drug store has a fine
double decked show case It was
shipped in last Friday and cost about
$135. It has a heavy plate glass top
and is indeed a fine addition to the
store fixtures
Arthur Tart OF Beatrice, Neb., trav-
cling salesman for the National Oil
company, stopped over Sunday in
/ GOodland and visited with his wife's
mother, Mrs. Floyd.
/ W T. Mc1Iannas Of Cedar apids, Ia,
is the new chief clerk in the master
mechanics ONCE, relieving ". A.
woodward, who has accepted the po-
sition OF stOrekeeper.
Mrs G. L Calvert and son and
daughter came home from a visit to
Cripple Creek Sunday night MI Cal
vert went to Cripple Creek to accom-
pany his family home
DR.. David Gordon Of Albert Lea,
MINI, arrived in Goodland Thursday
morning. He is interested in Sher-
man county land and may locate in
GOodland to practice medicine
Mayme and Mona O'ConnOr, sisters,
from Waldo, Kan, are the new wait
/ ers at the Hotel Goodland. They are
/ experienced mattresses and a good
help to Mr.. Pitman, the proprietor
c. J. Wilson shipped in a Kentucky
jack last Friday. He Is fifteen hands
Il high, coal black with white tips, and
bought directly from the breeder. He
is only three years old, and is a fine
animal for his age
J. W. Kanouse returned Sunday
night from a visit to his people in
Buchanan county, Iowa He reports
bad weather, rain, snow and ice The
corn crop he reports was immense in
that part OF Iowa
John Ak, formerly Of Sherman
| county, but now OF Denver, was a
business visitor to this city Fridty. He
sold his well improved farm to Mr..
! Townsend Mr. and Mrs AK are well
\ pleased with their residence in Den
yer.
E H Thomas, formerly OF Edwards
No, but who located on q farm i've
miles northeast Of GOodland last year
/ planted eight acres OF broom corn on
sod. The product Of this sod crop he
has made into broms which seem to
be OF a very god quality. He Is selling
4 them about town He deserves to be
Encouraged in the home industry OF
l broom making.
/ Miss EIfIda. StaIgreu. a Sherman