The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-04-15
EASTER IN GooDLAND.
Services Held at the DiHersi
ChurcheE-


Appropriate Services Held at the Different
Churches.
The Easter services in GOOdlsnd
were we'll attended. At the COngre-
gational church there was a tasteful
display of flowers neatly arranged on
and about the altar, and an appropri-
ate service Of song was rendered by
the choir at the evening service. There
was also full orchestra, violin, cornet,
claronet, trombone and organ, and
the musical part Of the service was
fine. Rev. Gray preached sn appro-
pirate sermon from John 1l:25-"I am
the resurrection aud the life"
At the Methodist church the new
minister, Rev. G. II. Woodward, preach
ed in the morning from Cor, 15:5s-
always Astounding in the work of the
Lord" This was his first sermon,
since appointment here, and was
spoken highly of by all who heard it.
There was no special Easter service at
this church.
Rev. II. NJ. Elliott Of the Christian
| church prea shed a sermon appropriate
to the occasion, but there was no spec
ial Easter floral display or song ser
vice.
At the Catholic church there was
large attendance, and the regular East
or service was held at 10 a. %. After
mass, Father Horgan preached an ex-
cellent sermon from Mat. 28-6-"He is
not here; for he is risen" The sermon
was full of religious fervor and was
deeply interesting. Peculiar interest
always attaches to the appropriate
celebration Of this great Christian fes-
tivaL Millions OF the most intelligent
people Of the world accept without
question the statement, she is risen."
E. s. Knight returned from st. Fran
els Monday where he was in attendance
at the district court. He reports the
libel case Of George Lawless VS.. 9. E.
Denison continued to the June term.
The case in which be was employed
was Nelson HOgate rs. James H. Egan,
for damages for bodily injury. Dir.
knight was council for the defense.
and the trial resulted In a hung Jury,
The other case, Minnie E. Hogste IS.
James II. Egan, damage for loss Of
support, was continued. The Cbey-
une county people are very itigiOus.
One attorney, Thomas F. Egan, bad co
cas- es-
The republican county convention
eonve ued at the court house Saturday
At IL O'Clock. Amos SchsffeF was chair.
man and John Baker, secretary. E. J.
Scott, E. z. DoGly and J. B. Jacobs
we're chosen delegates to the state con-
vsntion at .41tchfHsSa June 9. Emmett
Lister A. VIM and z. 8. Knight Ters
chosen delegstes to the congressional
convention at Beloit June 70
Hr.Frahm Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
Loan an d Trust company Of Hastings,
Neb. visi ted II. Robinson, their agent
at this UIt .ee, wednesday. Mr.. Frshm
thinks Sh. ermsn county will come out
all rizbt in course Of time. The con-
pany viii pa = mp great amount OF
back taxes v. thin 90 days. Which viii
amount to 81 90.
H Fftzzt raid is closing out BIS
New York Rack ct store and ever Sat
urday is selling g large amount Of
goods at auction sale Mr.. Fitzgerald
viii move his family to St. Joe. where
they win ID axe their home The many
friends OF the family viii regret to
have them leave Good hand.
Conductor J. P. Cullen has returned
from several weeks visit to Pueblo and
and ether points.
TRenty-fgs styles mems suits at 80.
See them. G. II 1-ILLIs1oz
War rent fs-z1e.