The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-03-18

TOLD IN A LINZ. /
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs /
Peter Emig Monday, March a.
Register for city election. r. A. Kent /
is city clerk and has the books
The Catholic parsonage has been
painted white with green trimmings
Mrs H. E. Mcclure has returned
from a several weeks visit to Cheyenne, /
WyO.
Lowe MOulton, the fve-year-old son
of s. A. MOulton, Is sick with pneu-
monia-
L. c. Ames left Tuesday for a trip
west. Mrs. Ames VIII remain here for
the present.
Ernest Hazel, a salesman of the
Trade Printing company, Of Atchison,
was IN GOOdland Monday.
Jasper Candy has commenced laying
the foundation for the new house he is
building in the south part OF town
A. 5. Plat, horse buyer of Kansas
City, was IN the city Monday trying to
buy bunch Of horses for shipment
Hank Ludwig, Of Buffalo Park, Cove
county, IS here visiting his brother
Jack who IS working in the shops here
as painters helper
The WOman's Relief Corps viii give
a dinner at the Union Hall, Saturday,
March 10. All old soldiers and their
families are invited.
Miss Mary and Ida Seaman have re-
turned from q business trip TO Kansas
City, where they went 70 buy stock for
! their millinery store.
D. D. Mcdonald, who has been en-
plOyed IN the Dawson store, has gone
to Sharon Springs where he viii be en-
plOyed IN Williams store.
William Diekruger has returned from
I Curtis, Neb., where he went some time
/ ago. He seems to be satisfied with
Sherman county after all.
The water works well under the big
/ windmill IS being dug down so feet 10
a point where a bend In the pipe caused
! it 70 wear through. Tom Cole is doing
| the excavating-
| The last of the Lenten tea series viii
I be given next week at the home of Mrs.
| E ThOrsen. The ladies serving this
/ tea viii be Mrs. J. W. Usher, Mrs. A
/ Radcliffe and Miss Clara ThOrsen.
J. B. Scott, Of Sutton, Neb., was in
/ GOOdland Monday He Is an attorney
/ at law and was here in the interest Of
] James COINS estate. Conn formerly
| lived IN Sherman county.
]. r. Peters, son OF K. L. Peters, left
I Wednesday for Platteville, Colo, where
| he will work this summer on a ranch
| He has been employed on the Charles
/ Johnson ranch for more than a year
The EpwOrth League has arranged
for social time for the young people
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
WinSeu Friday evening. A program
viii be rendered, and the young folks
are invited to attend.
J. II. Tinney, monument man from
Kirwin, Kan, was IN GOOdland Mon
day and Tuesday. He will soon set ND
IN the GOOdland cemetery a fine granite
| monument over the grave of d. ].
Bryan, who died last October.
Joseph F. Fryer, of Belleville, Kan,
was here a couple of weeks visiting an
old friend and acquaintance in Fair
field, Ia, n. L. Chandler. Mr.. Fryer
has a farm near Belleville and will 20
into the mercantile business in that
town.
Fred ]. Meints left Thursday for Jer-
| leo, No, where he will make his home
in the future. Mr. Meints traded his
| three quarters of Sherman county land
for an improved $50 acre farm four
miles from JeriCO. He has lived in this
county Is years.
DR.. Z. A. Gillette, wife and daughter.
| B. PenfOld and wife, and Earl Parker,
| +. ID. Mann and A W. Vinegar, &C
cOmpanied by the principals of the Chi
cagO Ladies quartette, who gave a con.
cert at Burlington Friday night, were
| here Saturday evening to witness ''The
| Punkin Husker' attraction at the
opera house.
A B. Hart aad family left THURSDAY
| morning for Jewell county. Mr. Hart
| worked for Dewey nearly IS years, and
was living on one Of their properties in
Sherman county when the Dewey-Ber-
~ affair occurred. For a month or so
he has been working for Charles John
son He said he was sOrTy TO leave
Sherman county as he had never been
treated better by the people of any
place where he had lived than he had
been here.
Mrs. William JuPe left Tuesday
night on No. 10 for HOisington, Kan,
! for a months visit to her daughter.
/ Mrs Elsie Agerter, who formerly lived
IN GOOdland. Mr.. Agerter was once a
conductor on the Rock Island railroad
here, but for long time has been en-
PlOyed on the Missouri Pacific out OF
HOisington- Mr.. JuPe accompanied
/ MS wife on the trip as far as Colby
This visit of Mrs JuPe Is the first time
she has been away from GOodland since
1898, when she visited the worlds fair
at Chicago.
Bethany college, in Lindsborg, has
| issued bulletin of the Messiah Con
cert, " which will be given in the Linds-
| borg auditorium Easter week. Nine
Bagna Lime, a famous soprano of
i Chicago, viii appear as solOist in the
OratOrio. This years renditiOns of the
| Messiah viii number the 47th to 5Ist.
| Last year several GOodlandites at
! tended the great yearly concert A
larger number should 90 this year.
Special rates from numerous points 10
LindsbOrg have been arranged for BY
| the management Of the festival
Call FOR Delegate Convention.