The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-05-03
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es are leaving out.

The trees are leaving out.
Shirt waist weather is here.
1t is a wise joker that knows when to
quit.
Contentment is satisfied with any
thing.
The city school viii close 8 week
from today.
May 1 came In not only warm but
positively hot.
E. f. Murphy is painting his resid-
ence property.
The new city council meets next
Tuesday night.
The Round Table club met with Mrs.
A. Shaw Wednesday.
Another big move in real estate
yesterday-in the air.
Kansas viii this year expend $780,
600 on II of its public buildings.
The Goodland Mercantile comps
have painted the front Of their store.
The new century business at the
Wizards is away ahead Of that Of 1900.
The pOstoffice windows are decorated
with a beautiful collection Of ported
plants.
Organ for Sale-A Tabor organ for
sale cheap on easy terms.-C. II. Mil
isack.
The Kanorado ball team played the
Seibert, Col, team at Burlington, Col,
Sunday.
The Continental Creamery company
owns and operates 193 creameries in
Kansas.
The coursing at Mankato recently
was somewhat Of a failure owing to the
scarcity Of rabbits.
The Royal Neighbors will meet We'd
nesday afternoon, May 8. All members
are requested to be present.
A shirt waist ball is one Of the COM
ing events. All the gentlemen dancers
will be attired in shirt waists.
The GOodland Gun club will hold q
shoot May 9. The shoot will take place
In the morning at nine o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A 9. Adams entertained
rev friends at their home Tuesday
evening.
The new ten-dollar bills, soon to be
issued, are to have the portrait Of Mrs.
Seymour Davis upon them. Mrs. Davis
is an Emporia, Kan, girl.
There never was q better opportunity
than the present for some strenuous
person to start q crusade against mind
ing other peoples business.
The biggest Kansas man outside Of
Fred Funston died this week. His
name was Poets. be lived at Mankato
and weighed over 800 pounds.
We will soon see whether q woman
can throw straight or not. The ladies'
baseball team will be here next Thurs
day TO play with the local club.
The manager Of the Goodland ball
club has been sWamped with spplica-
tons from players since the announce
ment Of the game with the BloOmer
girls.
Atwood is going to experiment on
her streets By putting down four-inch
layer Of coarse gravel. Goodland
might follow AtWOOd's example to an
advantage.
An ice cream social was held at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
The event was given TO formally intro
duee Rev. and Mrs. Good to the peo-
pie Of GOOdland.
The local baseball club viii give q
dance at the opera house next Thurs
day evening. The club regrets TO state,
however that the ladies' club cannot
attend, as they are compelled TO leave
on the early evening train
A picnic party went TO the smoky
Sunday for an outing and enjoyed the
day fishing The party was composed
Of Misses Ray IhOrsOn. Kate Walker,
Gertie Doerfer, Eva Heston, AGr. and
Mrs. Fred Aten, Dale Sewers, Louis
.Arensberg and Earl White.
In q recent number the American
Grocer gives figures TO show that last
year more coffee Vas consumed In the
United States than any Othsr bevor-
age. Beer vas q close second: then
came tea, FOLLOWED by spirits and wines
The cOuntry's consumption OF ooHee
amounted 20 the enormous total &c
l,..35l So gallons 1t also CONSUMED
81 800, 100 gallons 81 beer. 4t6515 So
gallons of tes, and % spirits a1d vines
1853, SIS gallons.