The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-24

Dr. J. T. Nahrung Of Oakley, Kan
was in town Monday.
Frank Van Doren Of Bird City was g
visitor here Saturday.
Miss Daisy Carroll returned to Col
OradO Springs this week
n. A johnson, Of the Norton marble
works, WIS IN town Tuesday.
Dr.. P. B. Godsman Of Burlington was
visitor in town Wednesday
il Ingels is a new settler who re-
Gently located In Grant township.
II. A. Waterman, deputy bank ex-
aminer, was in GOOdland Tuesday
Mrs. A. F. Taper went to Long
mont, Colo, Monday to visit friends.
Wiley McCurdy, formerly Of this
city, died at YanktOn, S. D., recently.
Joe AIeOtt and Mr.. Telton Of Colby,
we're visitors in GOOdland yesterday.
Rugb Thomas is over at Haigler,
Neb., this week visiting with an uncle.
Mrs. Robert Tracey returned from
several weeks visit at Denver Monday.
Roy Cain and Frank PenfOld Of Bur
lingtOn, were visitors in town Wednes-
day.
Bruce Niles has gone to Denver
where he expects to secure employ
ment.
Mrs. VI. A. jameson Of Chicago, is in
the city visiting her brother, DR.. A. n.
Thomas
Simp Baker left Tuesday for Al
mena where he will spend a few weeks
with his brother.
Mrs. J. E Read and children have
COLE to Pacific Junction, Ia, to spend
a few weeks with relatives
Q. F. Warmer has returned from
Norton, and viii go to Colby and open
up a tailoring establishment.
Mrs. Arthur Stewart went to Eldora,
Colo, Saturday TO visit a few days with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. B. TOmblin.
J. L. LawtOn, president Of the Colo
radO Springs Rapid Transit company,
was visitor in the city Saturday.
Rev. Elliott, Of the Christian church
Of this city, preached to the people Of
that denomination at Colby Sunday.
James Hogan, who has been on the
road as advance agent Of the Col. Ware
ing HnetOscOpe show, returned to Den
yer Tuesday.
DR.. J. Z. EstilI, surgeon of the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad Of Colorado
Springs, spent a few hours in the city
Saturday night.
Col. W. J Wareing and wife returned
home Sunday morning. Mr.. Wareing
has been on the road with his kineto-
scope exhibiting war views, aud has
been quite successful
Mrs. O. B. Lane went to Omaha Fri
day morning to visit relatives and in
to look in upon the fair.
Her visit this time is really more i'm
pOrtant than any she has made for
some time as her sister is to be mar
ried in that city this week.-Phillips
burg Dispatch.
Mrs Kate Y. Kinney, representing
the Home for the FriendIess at Leav-
enwOrth, was in GoOdland Tuesday So
letting funds for the home. She is a
very pleasant and interesting lady and
zones highly recommended. The home
has in connection the Cushing hOspi-
al where the inmates find employ
nent. The home is a refuge for IN
fortunate girls about to become mo-
hers.
Is your child puny, Peeked and peev-
sh? Does it fret and cry without seem
ng cause? Does it have commissions? If
20 it has worms and Whites Cream
VermifUge will safely expel them and
restore its health, 25c. William Ennis. |
D. B. Dinwiddie informs The Re-
PUBLIC that he has a "sure shot re- |
nedy for squash bugs. He has tried |
{ two seasons and knows it will kill |
the pests. 1t is a very simple remedy,
md is as follows: Mix air-slacked lime /
With kerosene oil and apply the paste |
% the plants It does not harm the |
plants and viii kill the bugs. Let the !
farmers try it.
A company Of 100 men, recruited to /
ill up the Twentieth Kansas regiment, /
passed through GOOdland Friday at /
O:4O a. N. They were in charge Of /
Adjt- DefOrd and were bound for San /
Francisco. They train consisted of /
hree PUllmans and box car. Several /
hundred people were at the depot to |
zee the soldiers and the young ladies /
furnished the boys with flowers.
Mrs. J. R Norris has recently COM |
,leted a painting which shows con /
iderable merit The subject Of her /
)rush is a riverside scene, depicting a |
-uddy faced sailor greeting from his i
ishing boat, three maidens, inclining /
rom a high stone wall embankment. i
Who return his greeting with the /
classy Clink Of sparkling claret. The /
picture at once absOrbs the attention /
# the close observer for some minutes, |
VI Nc sees the - l4D0A WHICH, GtAoLo \
N image upon his mind lifelike and 1
uil Of admiration. Mrs. Morris is de- /
serving Of much praise on this pro- |
iuctiOn, for she has left upon the /
.anvas the outlines of art.
Another "plain drunk" in police |
court yesterday. The baker who has /
)een working for Louie Summer, and /
Who Is known from GOOdland to Con /
,Ordia as the Dutch Baker, imbibed /
90 freely Of something stronger than /
water and became so hilariOusly drunk /
hat Marshall Duval landed him in /
police court Five dollars and trim /
nings was the result, and not having /
he necessary amount was quartered IN /
be calabOOse last night. He was in no /
condition to resist, and could only /
nurmur HRO to hOll" as the marshal /
-urned the key in the door to the lock |
Dispatch.
Principal II cJed.
The board Of eduoatiOn at their meet /
no Thursday NIGHT elected Mr. W II