The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-02-26
TOD M LTEE.

The TyrOleans at the opera house
March g.
Chalkiey Wilson went to Topeka
Friday night
G. W. Andrews, Of Colorado Springs, /
was IN town Sunday.
Laurence Ernst was at Topeka last \
week to attend the Masonic grand lodge I
meeting
Be sure to hear the concert OF the /
TyrOleans at the opera house Thursday |
night, March 3.
c NJ BIillisack left Saturday after |
noon for Chicago TO make purchases
for the spring trade
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Smith enter
tanned guests at an elegantly appointed
dinner Monday at s O'Clock
Mike Mangle, from the extreme
northwest corner of the county, was in
town on business Wednesday.
W F. McCue, Of Norton, auditor Of
the Foster Lumber Co., was IN Good
land Thursday, on business
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Z. Spaun, February 20. Mr..
Spaun lives IN Grant township
Mrs. R A. Kent and little daughter.
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Miller.
Mrs. S. Luther gave a dinner Sunday
TO celebrate the birthday anniversaries
of her son Gene and of Mr.. G. E. Bid
Olson.
A J. Davis, who has been visiting
with friends and relatives in Columbus,
Ohio, for several months, has returned
to GOOdland.
yEr7T17,--, L9--tr.- ,-5 ----s. - lie.
sick with lagrippe- Mr.. Butler is so
years of age and Mrs. Butler is IS.
They live near RuletOn.
Ernest Grieger succeeded in shooting
a wild goose out Of a flock of thirty
which had alighted on land adjoining
his home Tuesday morning
The admission price to the Tyrolean
concert, March 3, is IS cents for gener-
al admission; school children, Is cents;
reserved seats, so cents. Tickets on
sale at Ernst's jewelry store.
{. NJ. AIillsack has had an iron-clad
rolling door rugged to protect his store
front IN case of FIRE 1t rolls out from
the apace between his store and the
Arvensberg & Cullen drug store.
The press work on the Colby Free
Press was last week much better than
usual. We are glad 70 see this i'm
prOvement, which IS most apparent in
the nice adjustment of the ink fount-
ain
Mrs. c. J. Shimean is visiting in
GOOdland for a few days. She will re-
turn to Norton temporarily until Mr..
Shimeall, who is the new cashier of the
First National Bank here, has secured
a suitable residence.
Newt Hall, a witness in the Dewey
case at Norton, returned to Norton
Thursday morning after being at home
during the adjournment of the court
there from last Saturday to the follow
ing "Wednesday.
Reed Crandall and Mrs. Amy Britton
were married at Fairbury, Neb., Mon
day, February p, and arrived in Good
land on No. 5 Tuesday. They have
gone to housekeeping in rooms over
Millisack's sample room. Mrs. BrittOn
formerly lived at Oak, Neb.
The Metropolitan Merry Makers
failed 10 make good last Friday night
at the opera house and when the time
came for the performance to begin on
Saturday night there were so few IN the
house that the money was refunded
and the Merry Makers left for that
''dear Arriba, Colo"
The ladies Of St Paul's guild are
having a series Of Lenten teas. The
first one was given at the home of Mrs.
F. H. Smith Thursday afternoon OF
this week. The second tea will be
served at the home of Mrs. B. F. Brown
next Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5
o clock
A baby girl was born In GOOdland
the evening of WashingtOn's birthday.
The mother told the doctor not TO give
] =Her 20. So
ing suPerstitiOus, she was afraid If the
birth was published the baby would die
The young lady may become a second
Martha Washington.
Mr. and Mrs J. n. Leonard. of Kan
OradO, were in GOOdland Monday and
attended the dedication of the Union
Hall. Mr.. Leonard, who Is cOmman-
der Of the post at KanOradO, expressed
himself as highly pleased with the ser
vices in the hall here and the commend
able enterprise shown in its erection