The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-14

A. E. King, OF Mcpherson, Kan, was
here last week attending court. He
is an attorney and was interested in ten
cases before the court involving land
titles.
]. H. Kidwiler and W. n. Sulzer, of
Ireten, Ia, were in GoodIand last week
looking after real estate investments.
Mr.. Sulzer formerly lived IN Sherman
county.
T. A. Stevenson, accompanied by Dr.
F. A. Carmichael, will leave today for
Oneida, Kan, to see Mr.. Stevenson s
still unimPrOved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Babb left Mon
day night for lola, Kan, where they
will make their home in the future
Mr.. Babb recently sold his farm west of
Goodland TO Wilson Bros.
The city park has been prepared for
the putting out of 500 trees. The park
will be provided with mains to water
the trees. Y. ". Goodrich has charge
of the park for two years.
There are letters in the postofice
for Charles McMullen, Harry Harris,
H. N. Halter, Frank Follen, George
James. Persons calling for the above
letters will please state advertised list.
c. G. Young, of the Depot hotel,
was a business visitor at Denver Fri
day. He also made a visit at Phillips
burg Sunday to see John Boyle, who
has charge of the Depot hotel at that
place.
Mrs. r. P. Powers received a telegram
Tuesday morning announcing the death
OF her father, Isaac Copeland, at Ar
beld, No. Mrs. Powers and her sister,
Mrs. T. 9. Duell, left Tuesday night for
Arbeld to attend the funeral.
Herman Hengstler shipped a carload
of household goods, farm implements,
etc, to BOwden, Alberta, Canada, this
week. This IS where George Hess and
Jack Weir live. Mr.. Hengstler's family
viii leave Sunday by train. He left with
the car Thursday night.
The cattle sale held by Herman
Hengstler in R. A. Keut's yard Satur-
day was well attended and the cattle
brought good prices. Mr.. Hengstler
will leave Sherman county and buy land
in the Alberta country, Canada.
A letter recently received from J. B.
Moore, of GOodland, says It has been
raining there for six days, over two
inches having fallen. Mr.. Moore IS the
man who raises corn way out in Sher-
man county. Mail and Breeze.
Mrs. D. c. King, of Utica, Kan, ar
rived IN GOOdland last week for a visit
with her daughter, Miss Lizzie King,
who has been teaching school IN this
county. Mrs. King and daughter left
for their home in Utica, Monday morn
ing.
in. Jewell, assessor for Goodland,
began his work this week. This
year personal property only is re-as-
SesSed, as real estate is assessed but
once in two years. He is also taking
the enumeration Of GOOdland's pOpula-
ton.
Il has been generally supposed that
Sherman county was a good place TO
raise cattle but not adapted to the fat
tening Of cattle for market. J. B. Dyatt
has 300 head Of fat cattle IN condition
to ship to market and take rating as
6rst-class fattened cattle.
Charles Wamsley, formerly Of the
Depot hotel, Is now operator Of the Con
dneutal Creamery station IN GOodland.
He IS much interested in his new work,
and besides a desire to get acquainted
with the farmers Of the county, he
would enjoy from them a liberal pat
rOnage.
Mrs. H. NJ. Cutler entertained at
luncheon Friday evening a party Of
ladies IN honor of Mrs. 9. ]. ShimeaII.
Of GOOdland. Saturday evening Mrs.
Ames and Mrs. Sawyer gave an April
Fool party for her, and on Sunday Mrs.
Julius Bridegroom gave a dinner IN her
honor.-NOrtOn Champion.
John Nye and ". F. Shelton. mem
h. rr~@E q
hrn, Chicago, were in town last Friday
and Saturday. They have been hand
ling large quantities of railroad lands
and Mr.. NYe reports that during the
month Of March his firm sold $50. coo
worth Of U. P. lands IN Kansas and
Colorado.
St PauPs church, services next Sun
day: Holy communion, $50 a. m;
Sunday school 10 a. m; morning
payer II a. m; evening PRAYER 80 /
p IA. Services during next week fholv
week every day at $50 a. "a. and .. /
n. On Coed Friday the thrse-hOnr /
service VII be from y 70 z p