The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-05-05

! our information and Protection-i
Miss Mollie Parrot of Colby was in
GOodland last Friday.
/ William SeyIer returned Tuesday
\ from business trip TO Minnesota.
The Chicago Lumber company's Of
fee and stOrerOoms were re-shingled
| this week.
Mrs. W. Stephens left yesterday for
! Weston, Ore, where she will make an
! extended stay.
Bert Fisher of Holton, Kan, was
here Wednesday. He is an extensive
dealer in mules.
H. Holland and Mrs. Jane Thompson
were married Thursday morning by
Probate Judge Kellogg.
Mrs. A. D. Stewart left Monday morn
ing for a visit in Boulder. Colo, with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. B. TOmblin.
W. A. Layton of Aztell, Kan, and
Clement Wilson of Colby were in town
together on business yesterday.
A band of Gypsy fortune tellers and
beggars were canvassing the town We'd
nesday. They art en- route east.
Harry Rowe has put in a watch,
clock, stationery and periodical stand
in the building one door south of G. L.
Calvert's Office.
The apprentice boys of the railroad
machine shops challenge the GOOdland
high school team for a game of ball
Saturday afternoon.
Henry Yautis has purchased the
'Cicilian" Pianola Of H. 9. Simpson.
1t IS one of the best manufactured and
IS very easily operated.
There will be preaching at the Christ
ian church next Sunday, Nay 7, by
Rev. Gilbert Park. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Dennis of Peoria,
H., are visiting in GoOdIand, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wolfe. Mrs. Wolfe
and Mrs. Dennis are sisters.
Ira Wolfe, cashier Of the GoOdland
State Bank, and his brOther-in-law, F.
r. Dennie, were at Denver last week,
returning.tO GOOdland Monday.
Walter Hunt and Miss Kate DOOling
were married IN Denver April Is. Mr..
Hunt is a railroad conductor, and his
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William DOOling of this county.
]. ". Trimbls and family moved
from SOodland to a ranch near Wal
| lace, where he has a position as fore
man of a ranch owned by Dr.. Durrett.
Beginning Sunday, May 7, the even
| ing services at the Methodist church
will begin at s O'Clock. Epworth League
services at $50. John Eldridge, Pastor.
c. V. Ziegelmeir OF Colby was in
/ town Saturday and Sunday, and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoeher. Mr..
Ziegelmeir is a relative of Mr.. Hoefer
Frances Slosser of Goodland and
/ Miss Lena Burrows OF Fredonia, Kan,
/ were married by Probate Judge Kellogg
! last week. Mr.. Slosser is a railroad
employe.
Services Nay 7, at St. Paul's church,
celebration of holy communion at $50
a. m; Sunday school at 10 O'Clock;
second celebration at II O'Clock; even
ing prayer, 7:30 p. N.
/ The little town Of Gem, in Thomas
| county, ten miles east OF Colby, IS to
have a drug store and a bank. Eaton
Bros. are the principal supporters Of
both these institutions.
E. ". Albright is quite sick with an
affection Of the middle ear. Since re
turning from Manhattan he has been
stopping with his brother, c. A. Al
bright, IN LlanOs township.
Mike Higgins of Burlington, Colo,
was IN GOodland Wednesday. Mr.
Higgins has lived IN Burlington since
1887, and says there IS quite boom on
n real estate N Kit Carson county at
the present time.
T. B. Hubbard Of BelOit, represent
ing the n. Rumley company, threshing
machinery, Of LaPorts, Ind, was in
GOodland Saturday. Mr.. Hubbard is
an old acquaintance Of r. L. Peters,
well known farmer Of this county,
~ N~r-eH =
Rev. Gilbert Park, minister Of the
Christian church AZ Buffalo, kan, WI
son county, IS IN Goodla1d this week
meeting the paoPle Of the Christian
church He VIII preach here Sunday,
and may be called 10 the pastoTate Of
the EOodland Christian church.