The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-03-11
TOLD IN LINZ.
City election comes OF April S.

Dr. v. Q. Eddy, Of Colby, was IN
GOOdland Wednesday.
Asher Wilson IS at Topeka this week
on real estate business.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
SPratlin Tuesday, March s.
Mrs Perry COler has returned from a
visit with relatives IN Oberlin.
Curt Willis, wife and family, left
Wednesday for Chickasha, 1. T.
Attorney E. F. Murphy was at Bur
lingtOn, Colo, last week to attend court
at that place.
B. F. Brown was present at the Wich-
tia convention Wednesday. He win re-
turn home this week.
Mrs. J. F. KintsIer returned Tuesday
morning from several weeks visit with
her folks IN Missouri.
Mrs. H L. hester, wife of Machinest
hester, went to Grainheld, Cove county,
Monday on a visit to her folks
Mrs. A. B. Miller, Of PhiIlipsburg, Is
visiting friends in the city. Mr.. and
Mrs Miller formerly lived IN GOOdland.
Wash goods, our line Of goods is more
complete than that of any previous
season. Call and see theme. n
MiliiSack.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
wish to announce that the Lenten tea
next week viii be given at the home of
Mrs. c. E. Swarts-
1.-THE Punkin Husker,'' which will be
at the opera house Saturday night, goes
| from here to the Curtis theater IN Den
yer for a weeks stand.
Mrs. Claude Reed, wife of Black
smith Reed, returned Wednesday morn
ing on No. 9, from a two weeks visit
with her folks IN Missouri.
William Richardson, George W. Ed
wards and Thomas Butt, delegates, left
on No. s Tuesday morning for Wichita
to attend the republican state cOnven-
ton.
Spencer Davis, of Seymour, Ia, ar
rived in GOOdland last Wednesday. He
was accompanied by his wife and they
are here on account of Mrs. Davis
health.
A. McCannOn, of Mankato, Kan,
who owns two quarters Of land y miles
northeast Of GOOdland, was in GoOdland
Monday. He thinks some of locating
on the land
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. s. Bower, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
| d. Stewart were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dawson at a dinner party Tues
day evening.
FLOYD Tiler, of Oberlin, Kan, ar
rived in Goodland Friday on a visit to
Dr. w H. FarrOw's people and left
Sunday for home. He is a nephew of
/ Mrs. FarrOw.
N. L. Gillian, Of ROCkport, No, ar
rived in GOOdland Sunday. He owns a
quarter section Of land four miles north
west of town and came here to look
after his land interests.
T. G. Canty, of Chicago, is the new
/ agent of the Continental Casualty com
/ pauy in the place Of ". o. Jones, trans
| fered. Mr. Canty will have his head
| quarters at Harrington.
Mike Pronish laid a board 50 en-
/ phatically upon the head of his neigh
| Dor, Swan Nelson, Wednesday evening
that Sheriff Bradley brought Mike to
/ town Thursday to have him explain
himself.
E. L. Wickizer, of Ouinter, Kan, rep
| resenting the National Masonic Acct
dent Insurance company, was in Good
/ land Wednesday visiting E. s. McKain
and wife. Ar. McKain IS chief clerk
/ for the master mechanic.
! William Thompson left Friday for
| Abilene, Kan, where he will be en-
] plOyed by the city of Abilene as pumper
in the water department Mr.. Thomp-
son has sOwn 24O acres of wheat on his
| place and will return at harvest time.
H. c. Mccoy, Of Battle Greek, Mich.
nephew Of B. NJ Mccoy, was here this
week on a visit with his uncle. He
has been touring the west for about a
| year, and has Travelled extensively in
California, Oregon and Washington.
There viii be the following services
at St Pauls Episcopal church: Friday,
March II, evening prayer and medi-
tatiOn, four O'Clock; Sunday, March 13,
| holy communion, with sermon, IL a.
m; evening prayer and sermon 7:3O p.
I'm.
/ w. J. Adams, of Kansas City, Mo-,
was in GOOdland Wednesday on bust
ness and TO visit his brothers, Henry
and Sanford Adams. He is IN the real
estate business in Kansas and Is the
immigration agent Of the Frisco sys-
TEN.
A. ". Smith, state commander of
the G. A. R., who failed to be present
at the dedication of Union hall. Febru-
| airy p, has written letter 10 Thomas
Butt, giving his reasons why he could
not be present, saying that he had to
bury a dead cOmrade.
/ c. n. Millisack returned Tuesday
from a u days absence. He was in
Kansas City and Chicago buying goods
for his store. He spent a week IN Iowa
with his relatives, and on his way home
took run down TO Wichita. Iowa, ne
reports, is as dry as Kansas.
The fourth quarterly meeting at the
1 Methodist church Saturday and Sun
/ day, March y, 13. Preaching and
/ quarterly conference Saturday at 7:3O,
p m. Preaching and communion
Sunday at II, a. N. Rev. L. o. Housed,
d. D., viii have charge of these services.
] George West returned from a two
months visit at Geneseo, Ill, Monday
morning. He is looking well and his
friends are glad to welcome him back
to Sherman county He reports the
/ ground frozen four feet deep IN Illinois
and an unCOmmOnly cold winter
Porter Briggs, OF Wataga, Knox
county, H., was IN GOOdland this week
on business. Mr.. Briggs owns I6O
acres of land nine miles northeast of
/ GOodland- He IS pleased with the
I country and instead of selling viii keep
/ his farm and possibly buy more around
it.
F. 9. Pope, state agent Of the Okla
/ bona Worlds Fair association. was in