The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-04-01

Prof. S. V. Mallory has inciOsed his
residence with a fence.
The fixtures for the new Goodland
State Bank are being put in place
Mrs c. Palmer, Of Jewell City, Kan,
is visiting with Mrs. H. P. Sapp, Of this
city.
The board Of county cOmmissi oners
viii meet Monday, II being their regular
quarterly session
City election takes place Tuesday.
There IS no issue at stake and only one
ticket In the field
A dance was held at the opera house
last night The GOOdland orchestra
furnished the music.
The local ". c T. L. viii hold
meeting at the Methodist church, Sat
urday afternoon, April 2
E. T. Winsell is having a porch built
on the east and south side OF his resid-
ence on West Eleventh street
The Hazelbaker houses in the west
part of town have had new fences built
and other improvements made.
c. E. Slusser, POstofice inspector,
arrived IN GOOdland Saturday morning
on business connected with the depart
ment
Dr.. ". H Farrow Is mp and around
after a long spell of sickness. His
friends are glad 70 have him with them
again.
Lester Bryan and Gilbert Reed shot
into a flock of cranes on the Smoky
Friday evening, killing three of the
cranes
Rev. Muse, pastor of the Methodist
church, left Wednesday for Salina 70
attend the northwest Kansas conferen nee
Of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Eva n. Murphy returned Tues
day morning from a meeting Of the ex-
ecutive board of the Sixth district W
{. T u, held IN Topeka.
Greweu & Wilbur's Vaudeville com
Pany viii play in GOOdlaud, April /
and 2, az the opera house. Admission
prices are IS, IS and IS cents.
Herbert Stewart left Thursday night
for Salina, being a lay delegate from
the Methodist church to the Northwest
Kansas conference which is IN session
in Salina.
The second house being built for
Robert COOts by VOgel & Harrison was
started this week. The first one IS
already inclOsed and ready for lathing
and Plastering.
Mrs. Potter, Of Goodland, a neice of
the Misses BOyles, who has been visit
ing them for the past fortnight, re-
turned home Monday evening BUR
lngtOn Colo Record.
William; Crandall, of Denver, is
new barber IN the CulIins' barber shop
Harry Wiedurvilt, who has worked
in the Cullins shop several months, will
leave next week for St. Louis.
". {. Wilson, formerly living near
Brewster, is building a residence on
-
of the house are 24x24, and will contain
four rooms, a closet and pantry.
Fred HodgkinsOn has been adding
improvements to his residence on East
Eleventh street. A bay window has
been built on the west and the property
inclOsed with new picket fence.
Mrs. Vena Pew and little daughter, |
Thelma, who have been visiting with |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Curwin, returned |
to her home in Pueblo Sunday. Mrs |
Pew is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Curwin
Adrian Gebhart came down from
GOOdland last Saturday and returned /
Monday Bert Morris came down /
from GOOdland the first of the week for j
a short visit with friends.-Phillipsb /
Post.
The Jasper Candy new residence, 10 /
Gated south of George Kelly's home, Is |
enclosed. The house Is 3Ox32, largest /
dimensions, and will contain six rooms. |
The front will have ''jut-Over" porch /
or hall.
J. W. SaPp and Clara Sapp returned
from Jewell City Saturday morning.
after they had accompanied the re-
mains of their father, H. p. Sapp, to /
that place, where burial was made last |
Wednesday.
Miss Ada Miller, daughter of Rev. G. |
P. Miller, former pastor Of the Method
ist church in GOOdland, finished a very
successful term of school in district No. /
u last week, and left Friday for the
home of her parents in Missouri.
Newt Hall, of GOOdland, was attend
ing court IN Atwood this week Mr.
Hall IS one of the old settlers of Rawlins
county, having rode on the range here
in the '70's with c. c Peterson and
Barney McCluskey- Citizen.
Mrs W. ]. Purvis, wife OF Machinist
Purvis, has been quite i'll with a gath
ering IN her left ear. Mr.. Purvis &C
cOmPanied her to Denver, March 20, /
for treatment, where Mrs. Purvis has
remained since She Is expected home
Sunday.
A social was held at the Methodist
church Tuesday night. A programme I
was rendered by members of the Sun
day school, followed by light refresh |
ments. An admission OF 10 cents was /
charged The proceeds amounted TO /
about SO.
T. J. Bell. OF LimOn, Colo, was in I
GOOdland Saturday. He formerly lived 1
IN Sherman county, settling here IN 4
1886, but moved to LimOn several years
ago where he was employed BY the 4
Rock Island. He IS now IN the livery /
business at LimOn,
There were 343 deaths during the /
year 1903 among the members of the G. /
A. r posts In Kansas. The reports at 1
headquarters show that at the end of
last year there were II, 764 members IN |
good standing IN the different posts IN /
the state. The number at the close Of
1902 was II, Alp.
Henry Achtenberg, of Lincoln Cen
ter, and his little son, Bonnie, were IN
GOOdland Sunday and Monday. Mr.
Achtenberg is the gentleman who traded
MS drug store IN Lincoln for William
Walkers residences IN this CITY He
still holds the properties, and thinks
GOOdland is a good western town.
Ira WOlfe's furniture was loaded We'd