Geuda Springs, an incorporated town of Sumner county, is located in Walton township, on the Kansas Southwestern railroad, 20 miles southeast of Wellington, the county seat, and near the mineral springs of the same name. It has a bank, a score or more of good retail stores, churches and schools, express and telegraph offices, and a money order postoffice with three rural routes. The population in 1910 was 254. The main street is on the line between Snmner and Cowley counties. The first house on the town site was built by George B. Green, the first drug store was opened by G. A. Cutler, the general store by J. R. Musgrave, and the first hotel, the Geuda Springs house, was built by James Stiner.