The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-03-25
TOLD IN A LINE.

The April term Of the district court
sits April 5.
c. E. Swarts has a new roller top
desk in his market.
The Seyler hall had a new roller top
desk put in Monday.
J. w. Penfold, of Burlington, Colo,
was in the city Monday.
''ParsOn" Stewart Is confined to his
home with an attack of lagripPe-
LOst-Dark coIored wool shawl, March
18- Finder please leave at this Office.
Dance at the opera house Thursday
night March 81. Music by orchestra.
Mrs. A. Shaw, who has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks, Is convalescing
Wednesday and Thursday were dis
agreeable from strong winds and plenty
of dust.
To-day is the last day in which to
register If you wish to vote at the city
election
Charles L. eager, of Colby, an en-
plOye of the Free Press at that place,
was in town Saturday.
G. L. Calvert was absent the fore
part of the week in Jewell county where
his family IS visiting.
Dr. Hardwick, a veterinary. surgeon
of Colby, was IN town Saturday attend
ing to some business in his line
y. W Kinslow, a piano turner of Be
lott, returned east Tuesday night after
making the rounds IN GOOdland
DR.. c. a Gillette, accompanied bv
his wife, of Burlington, Colo, were in
attendance at the Albert lecture Mon
day night.
William Dice lef' this week for Sell
den, Kan, where he will live on a
farm. He owns land in the east part
Of this county.
@. L. Calvert spent Sunday and Mon
day with his wife and children at Burr
Oak, Jewell county, where they are
visiting with relatives.
The laying of the water mains in the
court house yard has been completed
and the trees will be supplied with
water from the city tank
A. E. King, of Mcpherson, Kan. was
here this week representing G. c. Glib
son, OF Boston, who has a large
amount of land IN Sherman county.
Miss Ida Brynes, of Omaha, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Richlieu for few weeks, returned to
her home Tuesday morning. Miss
Brynes IS a sister of Mrs. Richlieu.
W. B. Montgomery, travelling repre-
sentative of the Kansas City Journal,
was IN GOOdlaud a few days last week
looking after the subscription list of
that paper in this county.
W. y. Stafford left Monday morning
on No s for Decatur, Ill. on a visit to
relatives He went especially to see his
mother who is i'll. Mr. Stafford has
worked in the shops here for several
years.
Claude Corey, superintendent of the
Kansas City branch OF the Union Mu-
tual Life Insurance company, left for
Kansas City Sunday night after spend
ing two weeks IN sGOOdland soliciting
business for his company.
Thomas McCants, who started at the
printing trade on The GOOdland News
four years ago, IS in town visiting his
uncle, Lee McCants. He completed his
apprenticeship on the Evening Tele-
graph at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Cas- Hogeboom left Friday
night for an extended visit 10 relatives
in Missouri and Iowa. She went first
to Springfield, No, to visit a sister re-
siding there and later will visit with her
people in Iowa.
The young gentleman who plays the
cOrnet IN the orchestra at the Midland
hotel does not look like one who had
spent years of his life in works of
human torture Yet II Is a fact. He
used to travel with Doc Shively, 1.-THE
painless dentist, " known throughout
the length and breadth of western
Kansas where he fOurished and
travelled Shively pulled teeth in the
open When he got a patient into his
wagon to illustrate his great painless
process II became the duty of the young
gentleman now playing at the Midland
to triple-tOngue a piece on his instru-
ment and thus drown out the cries OF
the victim--Kansas City Journal.