Goodland Republic from Goodland, Kansas • 10

PAOE EIGHT THF GOODLAND RFPTTRMG THURSDAY, 8. 1922. HARMONY Fred and Joe Jones' are busy at present plowing up a tract of land for Hans Madsen on section.35-7-37. Ray Galloup is home from Good- Crops are certainly looking fine in our neighborhood, exsept those which' In ik. Itnil 1 .1 I i Geo.

Mangus returned from Norton Thursday where he had accompanied Mrs; Mangus, he reports hhe stood the trip very well. J. II. Jarrett of Goodland was in this vicinity on Thursday during the rain, land where he has been attending I nut in tuo nuii nui'un sou even iiuv I coming in good shape. Farmers; are busy weeding their corn and, i high school the past term.

THE IMPROVED Chevrolet Rear End C. L. I'avson was making a drive through Union and Washington KANORADO NEWS Dr. A. Golden in company with his son, drove down from Denver this week looking over the crop conditions here in which he is no doubt as much interest as any one hero, he owninjr and operating ia very large acreage which he has hired planted.

The doctor began operations in this and adjoining counties a number of years ago and I think without a doubt has expended as much if not more money and efforts here than townships on a political mission GRANT CENTER June 6. 1922. Geo. Paul is shipping in some red polled cattle to use on his farm south of town. II.

P. Jensen of the Kiper vicinity was up to town Monday and reports crop conditions normal in his neighborhood. J. F. Heston of Ordway, Colorado stopped off at this place for a day iu truva, nil indications point to a bumper crop.

The H. P. Vaughn family returned Friday from Beaver City, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Vaughn's brother. H.

Mot-singer. We understand the burial was made Norcatur, Kansas, the procession going overland from Beaver City to that place. Tha Ralnh Griffith famll Lorraine Light went home Monday She has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Tubbs during Mr. Tubb's absence.

Mrs. Ed McClung and family. Mrs, any of our old time land owners and never even in the bad days lost faith S. II. Kemp and daughters spent on Wednesday of this week.

Dr. Conway of Bird City is in this in Sherman county and it is hoped Tuesday afternoon at the J. O. that he may jtct greater results this moved their effects to Goodland and will establish their residence at that place with .1 view of locating here Thompson home. season than ever before.

in the practice of medicine. Place as soon as Mrs. Griffith returns Delph James who has been several weeks with his sister, Postoffico Inspector with L. F. lies Clarence Pettibone of Goodlnad irom meblo.

where she has gone for a visit with relatives. ton. made a trip over the proposed came out to this place on Thursday fourth route out of this place on on business. Word has been received here that Decoration Day during the rain for Jacob Blank was a city visitor the purpose of the inspector viewing tne Alvin Uroom family are nicely settled in Los Ano-plps. whom if Monday and reports good conditions the roads and reporting the condi in his section this year.

necessary for them to go on account tion to the department. It is hoped L. L. Livengood was in 'town last for the benefit of the patrons that Thursday attending to business mat another route will be established ters and calling on friends. Mrs, Amil Anderson went home Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kemp and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Ed McClung home. Verle Kirby went to the home of his uncle. Fred Donoho, where he will spend a few days.

The Rohr brothers have been repairing Sherman Kemp's car this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and family spent Sunday at the Ed McClung home. Wilbur Tubbs returned to his home oi wrs.

trroonvs health. Alvin has secured employment in a bank at that place. Word has been received from Miss Edna Johnson that. kHp nrl hov nor. Carl Dillon one of the hustlinir Basil Taylor purchased a new farmers jind stockmen of this neigh tractor of the Walker-Hartstine Im plement Co.

borhoou came up Monday and re ents are residing near Superior, F. II. Hayes of Harmony came up to town Wednesday to lay in sup plies for the farm. Chas, Christenson was a visitor in this place Wednesday and reports GOLDEN BELT GARAGE crops of all kinds doing well. xeDr wnere Mr.

Johnson is farming. Reed Golden of Denver has been here the past week, attending to busi ncss matters in connection with the Golden ranches. Bessie, Edward and Myrtle Vaughn spent the past week at the Ernest Notz home while their parents were in Nebraska. I Raymond Wnght was in town ports hail dam a ee to part of his crop which we hope will not be as bad as Carl thinks for he deserves a pood crop this year for his earnes work in planting such a large acreage. Dr.

Conway has niude a deal whereby he takes the practice as physician succeeding the late Dr. Ferguson at this place to begin on Tuesday of this week. The doctor comes well recommended from large and growing practice at Bird Wednesday attending to matters M. H. Proprietor.

from the Mayo brothers hospital Monday. A number from this vicinity are attending normal in Goodland. Another rain visited this vicinity Saturday evening. connected with his farm business. Mrs.

J. N. Williams was in town Tuesday and reports farm operations humming at her home. Mr. Williams operating two tractors.

Cecil Bandy spent Sunday at the City where he practiced succesiiful-Jy for several years past and we predict for the people of this place that they are in luck in securing a man of the doctors ability here. Reed Golden of Denver is here for a few days looking after their large wheat acreage and also having several additional quarters broke out. On account of the all day rain Decoration Day there were few people to attend the exercises and the program was omitted as formerly planned. home of Johnnie Hartstine in this place. Adam and Mrs.

Ford are staying with the latter's mother. Mrs. Geo. Mangus. for a few days during her severe illness.

D. A. Rogers who has been operating a shoe repair shop here for some time past left for Burlington Wednesday to maljje his future home. Miss Inez Falk of our part of Wallace county was in town Thursday. Del Ross had the misfortune to lose a very valuable horse Tuesday.

G. C. Wooley and wife ef the Hale store were here Monday on business. The Cheyenne Wells baseball team played at this place last Sunday. ueorge iuangus was laiten t) the Norton hospital Wednesday I'-ming for medical treatment.

Mr. tngus accompanied on the trin. Ilev. Ilix of the Methodist church of this place is planning a trip to LLANOS TOWNSHIP B. E.

Robinson started in Monday after nearly a week's lay oil with his farming operations and expects IM II IIIH II II to finish getting all his crops toward the last of the week. He has had a busy season since early spring and has kept two four and five horse Sale Starts Exactly 1 m. Saturday, June 17th teams going steadily in the fields Almena during this week to attend a convention at that place. Walter Winslow was taken to Burlington Thursday by Rev. Peterson for treatment of his limb and he has been advised so we are informed that it will be necessary to make a trip to Denver for treatment.

E. A. Stalgrcn, the cattle and mule man or north of here- was In town Tuesday on business. Emil has been here so long and is so used to good crops in his part of the county that good prospects make no impression on him. Frank Rouse of south of town says that the wheat sure is good down and his work has all been done in a thorough systematic manner.

He has plowed nearly two hundred acres of corn, 'broke thirty acres of sod and will have in a feed crop of. some fifty acres. His corn is ready for the cultivator and a fine crop of upland alfalfa is nearly ready to cut and there seems to be no show for a rest for the big harvest is coming on when all other work must cease for a in the Livengood neighborhood but sayB there is some danger of much straw growth but with some good dry weather from this on, thinks we time. Mr. and Mrs.

John Lister returned will get a big crop. Word has been received from from McPherson, Kansas last Saturday where they had been visiting and attending the bedside of a sick relative, Mr. Neal Stockham. A tele Walter Winslow who is in the hos pital in Denver that he is improving rapidly and will soon be able to gram was received Sunday morning telling of Mr. Stockham's death Sat come home.

urday night. Mr. Stockham was well We are informed the services at the Christian church by the even known here and other of his relatives here are Mrs. Mary Lister, Mrs. gelist Rev.

Mell are well attended. T. S. McDaniel and H. W.

Lister of there being a very harmonious feel Goodland. ing among the other churches of the Charles Mattson and his mother town toward the meetings. 'll 1 Ounce fimnel 0Ja9 ChimQup Miss Orpha Detwiler. pastor of lm Wa3 Eli Separator Nail Dwtlmt Cutter WaNqothatpmNa' returned here two weeks ago from California where they have been making their home the most of the the Church of God. at this place re ceived, the sad news and unexpected WatWamriiiCvp Wo.

LmmjuiceEffncwAaw rartng Mite fini TbAthPirhlMJrr Wall Sounttrrtiner Ah 21 Pan Cake flumer time the past two years, Mr. Mat death of her mother on Sunday last which occured at Kensington. Miss M6 MinhlurekltPiajerWo.li CupStntner SMmmini Ladle M.7 Puidlni MoW Wo. 15 Coffee -Tea SMntr Wd 23 Skimmer Vo.8 hPtmpper M16 Pocket tomb Wo.2iSettflieaturmi. ofNeafurinfSjMmf tson moved to California for the benefit of his wife's health but he still owns and farms his land here Detwiler departed at once for Ken sington.

and each harvest time comes back Robert High of the north vicinity was in this place Tuesday and after here and harvests his crop and re traveling quite extensively in both seeds for another year. He has a fine prospect for a large crop this Kansas and Nebraska, asserts that year. the crops are the best in his neigh borhood. he has seen. There was a good attendance at the New Hope Sunday school Sunday Chas.

Anderson came down to The. total present being forty-three town a few days ago from his home 61 and has been unable to make the re Rev. Meade was present and conducted the services. His sermon was turn trip on account of the rain and bad roads. "Loyalty to the Master." Preaching services hereafter will be held before Mayor L.

C. Brown who has been Sunday school to give the minister absent attending to business mat time to get back to Brewster in ters in Kansas City and other points time to conduct the services. returned to his home on Wednes day of last week. What "G9ViUBuy Wheat in this vicinity is fast approaching heading out and in the opinion of many here, never wa3 the height and in as fine condition aa at present. Rye is already headde No.

1 2qlhddiniftm Wo.6 ItLMmStaiur Wa mbedCceFtm where sown early. VaJ ia a I net mm jvao jqLLovcai Vi Vv Revival services are still being Vo. Sacf2Ja(y iippeuauceran jwu uuvytgniuc UUttlwil jvav utpmuuinrun fry- f.iH1- conducted at the Christian church and will continue during the week. I ftZM. wmcntryran jo.iu crew ran Wall 2gLvd3oui The sermons are very enlightening and no doubt would be better attend ed only for the busy season of the year.

George Cramer is having a large area broke out on Jiis Colorado farms to be sown to wheat this fall. He having decided that the land is too valuable to produce only buffalo grass. G. A. O'Neal returned home last Saturday from North Platte, where he had been for several days visiting with his 'brother, Albert O'Neal and family.

Mr. O'Neal made the trip overland with Max Smith of Colby went there on a business mission. Our township board have puixhas-ed some new road machinery this spring including two ten feet road drags and a road maintainor. They are having some trouble getting a tractor with power enough to handle the maintainer. The past week has been favorable for the growth of grain and corn and also for the fine stand of weeds in many fields, but farming generally was at a stand still on account of rain and the muddy conditions of the fields, Herman O'Neal i3 home at present assisting with the farm work.

He has been attending high school at Colby, the past term, where he completed his second year course. The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. John McDaniel last Wednesday but on account of the rain and a sale in the neighborhood was not very well attended. Mr. Watkins of Brewster was here Sunday visiting with his son.

G. L. Watkins and family and attended church at New Hope. Miss Matilda Rhoads is here from Middleton. visiting her sisters.

Mrs. John Biggs and Mrs. J. E. Turner.

Victor Soldberg who has been wintering in Denver and who has square section of the best growing wheat that he has seen so he reports returned to Denver Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Diggins of rfTfir the Pratt vicinity left for Kensing ton. Sunday morning to be present I 'i VTflt Vs.

Ly What 99 Will Bay at the funeral of Mrs. Diggin moth er, Mrs. Henry Detwiler. C. J.

Shimeall of the First Nation ill iSJCjtmPtm MBSqtFreervMime 'MS CUOerPfet- II 2 M7 SfltopdSSatoi Walt 4flQtoialQ al bank of Goodland was here Monday lookipg after his interests as President of our local ibank at this Grant Williams of Woodruff. Ok lahoma came in this week to work for Rev. J. E. Brown on the farm in the north part of the county.

W. E. Winn left Wednesday for a visit with his family in Several from this vicinity attend Greeley, where the children are at- No Pieces Reserved No Deliveries No Telephone or Mail Orders No C. O. D.

Orders tendinc school. Mrs. Louisa Anderson of the Ash ed the ball same at Brewster Sunday afternoon. Miss May Robinson spent Saturday night with her friend. Miss Fern O'Neal.

Mr. and Mrs. Lew Miller and fam- land post office, north of town came down Tuesday on business connect' ed with her farm operations which JOHN W. BOCK, The Winchester Store very, ily visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

she personally conducts in a efficient manner. Clifford Miller..