The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-04-29
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Thursday night
It is said a Goodlsnd boy has gone
to Norton to enlist.
an Old Madrid, opera house next
Thursday night.
Try Corners Liquid Chicken Lice
EzGerminstOr. SSnrs Shot"
A look through our grocery depart
meRt wiz profit you--The Wizard.
FL Blystons Of KanOrado marketed
q 6Oo-pOund hog in GOodland last week.
Wanted-A good girl to do house
work. MRS E F. MURPHY. !
c. ". Jupe has purchased hne new
buggy Of the Walker Implement com
Pauy.
Come out to the Congregational
church Monday night to learn vocal
music.
If you want to enlist you viii have to
90 to Norton as that is the nearest
recruiting station.
Prairie schoOnersa are passing through
town nearly every day with the horses
hitched TO the west.
Clean up your premises. Both the
city authorities and the county health
officer are after you.
Come out to the free vocal music
drill Monday evening May ?, at the
Congregational church.
The city water tank underwent a
thorough cleansing Tuesday. The fire
plugs we're also cleaned out.
Photo gallery to rent. Good location
for q good photographer-none in the
city. B.F. BBowN.
2 am prepared to furnish German
carp for spawning purposes.
JAMES E. WALLACE, GoodIand, Kan.
J.B. Penn is still in the lead with
choice meaI-fed beef, having just re-
turned from Jewell county With car
load Of twy-yesr-Old heifers.
Mrs. ". J. Slower has purchased the
remaining stock of the New York
Racket store and will continue the
business at the same stand.
There was quite q number Of young
people from GOOdland who attended
the closing exercises Of VIII FinIsy's
school northwest Of town, Friday.
The Eastern Star gave q social at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Jones
Friday evening. Music and refresh
ments were the main features.
The best terms for county, school
township and other warrants in cash
or trade. Approved checks and drafts
cashed. @. NJ. MILLIsACK.
R-A Smith Of Muldrow brought in
two 6OO-pound porkers for Q. E. Swarts
Wednesday. Mr.. Swarts will ship a
carload Of hogs to Denver in a few
days.
B. F. Balmer, aR-instructOr il vocal
music, viii give a free drill in vocal
music at the Congregational church on
Mondsy evening Nay EyeFybOdyzis
invited t. attend.
A party was given to the members Of
the Boys Athletic club at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gray Wednes-
day evening. Music and light refresh
ments we're the special features.
Our 50, s. and SO line Of mems all
wool suits viii compete with any mar
ket and you will not be justified in buy
ing elsewhere before looking through
them. c. NJ. M1LL1sAoK.
William Ennis will move his drug
store to the Sharp building which he
purchased some time ago. The build
ing is now undergoing repairs but the
change viii not be made until about a
month.
Mary A. HolIingshead Of Lamborn
has been granted a widows pension as
the widow Of John HoIlingshead, de-
ceased. She received the notification
from Washington April Is, and for
wsrded by Congressman Mccormick.
The 18th anniversary OF the organi-
zstion Of the I. o. o. F. was celebrated
by the Goodland lodge Tuesday night
by a literary programme and refresh
ments. Seventy-five guests gathered
at the banquet table. Several visiting
members we're present.
The ladies' Of st. Psul's Guild viii
give their annual spring apron and
sunbOnnet sale at the Russell bank
building, opposite Commercial hotel,
Thursday, May 5, commencing at one
o'clock p. u. Refreshments win be
served. Come everybody.
A Christian Endeavor- society has
been organized By the young people OF
the Congregational church. The OH
GERS are: Mrs. G. Willis, president;
Miss Julia Fowler, Yice-president; Miss
Edna Swarts, treasurer; Miss Maude
Murphy, secretary. The society meets
every Tuesday evening at the church
and everyone is invited to attend the
meetings.
After long and disaRreeable blow
from the south, on Thursday OF last
week the wind veered to the northwsrd
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