The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-05-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W. S. Coleman of st. Francis, was in
the city the first of the week.
Rev. ]. q. Decker of Washington,
Kans., will preach at the Christian
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
J. W. johnson of QnickviIle, Thomas
county, showed his good sense by trad
ing farm in that county for Goodland
city property.
Webb McNall passed through Good
land Friday enroute home from st.
Francis where he had been lecturing
on the benefits of the A. o. U. W.
DR.. Thomas, the Goodland dentist,
came up from Atwood Saturday even
ing and stopped at the Eagle till Tues
day morning.-St. Francis Eagle.
Doc Phillips has planted over an acre
of pie punkins. When the Unsuitable
craving for punkin pie comes over us
We'll know to whom to turn for relief.
Charley Rule was in from Kanorado
Tuesday. He had lately returned from
a visit to Nebraska, and reports that
the crop prospect in that state is very
gloomy.
E. o. Halstead has gone to Goodland
and taken up his old job in the round
house of the Rock Island. His wife
expects to move up there this week.
Winona Clipper.
Mr.. Spotz, who came her last spring
from Greenfield, Ia, and rented the
Kennedy farm, pulled up stakes and
left Tuesday overland for his former
Iowa home.
Miss Stella Smith returned to her
home in Norton county Monday, hay
ing come to Goodland Friday to attend
the commencement exercises and visit
friends in this city.
Wanted-To trade to 8O-acre tracts
of Dent county, No, land, entirely clear,
six miles from Salem, the county seat
for clear Sherman county land. See
Robinson & Stewart.
Lost-A large double wool shawl,
brown on one side and black on the
other with some blue in the border.
Finder will confer a favor on the own
er by leaving at this Office.
Rev. Stewart of Goodland, was in
the city today and made the Journal a
pleasant visit. Mr.. Stewart is a Con
| gregational minister and edits THE
| GOODLAND REPUBLIC.-O Ottawa Journal
One of the handsomest young ladies
that moves in the select Rock Island
society, says that Conductor Jordan Of
the Military band, will never be square
in her eyes until he joins the o. R. {
F. NJ. Wheeler of Randolph, Ia, wa,
in the city Thursday. He owns the
southeast quarter 2-7-37. He is from
the same town as Mr.. Dilts, and report.
that Mrs. Dilts has died since their re-
turn a few weeks ago.
Miss Lou Hedgpeth is visiting with
relatives and friends here this week
and having some work done on he1
claim north of town. Miss Hedgpe Il
has been teaching school in Oklahom,
for some time past.
| Representative Smith of Sherman
county, who is a member of the asylum
| investigating committee, was called
home last week but will be back to helI
wind up the business of the committe
Topeka Capital.
At the opera house tonight the thir,
monthly concert of the Goodland Nil
itary band will be rendered. This
| without doubt, viii surpass any forme
effort of this organization and wei
come surprise viii greet all who attend
Rev. C. P. Langdon preached at tn
Christian church last Sunday. He fol
merly was a Iocomtive engineer on th
Rock Island out of this place, but cor
cluded he could serve humanity bette
by labering in the VINEYARD of the Lore
John Burge of Goodland, has mar
ried Mrs. Ella Brown and her six child
D ren. He has added an ell to his dwell
ing and other wings are likely {
follow. Before Mr.. Burge is muc
older he may feel like tiying.-Ateh
son Champion.
The state board of irrigation hH
made application to Sergeant r
Jennings, of the United States sigma
service at Topeka, for the ESTABLISH
It ment Of meteorological sta ton I
s Goodiand. The board asks that T.
s Robson De placed in charge of &
station,