The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-03-17

Don't forget ward caucuseS-
Today friday IS St. Patrick's day.
Read call for city caucuses and con-
ventiOn.
Ms J. B. Wilson has returned from
Lincoln
Dan Derby made a trip to Denver
this week.
Guy Harrell, of Colby, was in Good
land Sunday.
Mrs. J. Ed Stevens is visiting friends
in Lincoln, Kan.
Rev. George Belsey was a visitor at
Salina this week.
Ray Alcott, of Colby, was a Sunday
visitor IN GOOdland.
]. ". Hall moved out on his farm
near Edison this week.
Name your men for city Office Tues
day evening, March 2S-
Ducks are said to be plentiful along
the creeks in the country.
a. D. Stewart made a-tTip to Denver
last week, returning Saturday.
John Nye was here from Chicago last
week on real estate business.
Mrs. G. F. Fuller returned Sunday
from a few days visit IN Colby
Clement l. Wilson, of Colby, was in
town TuefdaY on real estate business.
Representative B. F Brown and wife
arrived home yesterday from Topeka.
Come out Tuesday evening March p
at 8 O'Clock and vote for nominee for
mayor
A. Slavin, Of Selden, Kan, shipped
in a carload Of fat cattle Monday and
sold them to Marshall & Roth.
Mrs. Frank Kinstler left last Thurs
day for Huntsville, No, to spend two
months at the home Of her mother.
0. ". Goodwin, of Concordia, was in
GOOdland this week He is special pen
sion examiner, and a prominent Mason.
The Methodists will soon be packing
their grips for the annual conference.
1t will be held this year at Smith Center.
Preaching at the Methodist church
every evening at 7:3O except Saturday
evening, until Sunday evening, March
Convention to nominate candidates
for city officers will be held at court
house Tuesday evening, March p, at 8
O'Clock.
At the Methodist church, Sunday,
March 10, at HOO a. m. the pastor will
preach to the children. All are cordial
ly invited.
Mrs. J. J. Knight is still quite i'll at
her home, her sickness dating back for
about two weeks. At the latest report
she was no better.
Silas POff, well known by old timers
of this city, and who formerly lived
here, IS sick with pneumonia at his
home IN Lamar, No
If you don't register before March q
you can't vote for city officers. You
must register at the beginning of every
year. Remember this
A masquerade dance will be given at
the opera house Friday night. The
GOodland orchestra viii furnish music
and large attendance IS expected.
Mrs. Errington stopped over for
days visit with Mrs T. W. Simmons,
on her way to her home IN GOOdland
from an eastern visit--NOrtOn Courier.
Services at St. Paul's church next
Friday at 4:3O. Next Sunday: Holy
communion at $50, Sunday school at
1000, morning services HOO, evening
service 7:3O.
Mrs. Ida K Bowman and daughters,
Helen and Ethel, left for Rocky Ford,
Colo, Tuesday, after visit with Mrs Mrs
Kellogg Mrs Bowman IS Mrs kel-
lOgg's daughter.
Clarence Harvey, of the state univer-
sity, spent a short time IN Salina today
on his return from a visit with his
brother, DR.. ROlla Harvey, at Good
land.-Salina Journal
Johnan S. KOtt, of Centralia, Kan,
has located on the northeast of 1892,
and has his stock and goods on his
place. He says he will be a "perma-
nent fixture in Sherman county.
Sunshine camp No. IS45 will observe
rally day." the 10th anniversary of
the Royal NeighbOrs Of America, on
Tuesday evening, March q. All neigh
bOrs and families are invited to attend
Mrs. ]. ". Hall, of Boulder, Colo,
arrived IN GOOdland Wednesday from
Iowa City, Ia, for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Canaga, Of Grant township.
Mrs. Canaga IS the daughter of Mrs.
Hall.
Ernest Schubert, of Centralia, Kan,
who recently located on section 1889,
is preparing to settle down on his place
and viii become a permanent resident.
He has his stock and farm machinery,
etc, on the place.
Charley Ross, Of Denver, was IN Good
land Monday. He formerly lived in
Sherman county and still owns land IN
/ section Z4-S-4l- he LnlukS Lu6Is are
good oil indications on the land, as It IS
near to the Smoky bottoms.
KemptOn KOmedy KOmpany, at the
opera house one solid week, cOmmenc-
ing Monday, March p, IN a repertoire
of the latest and most popular comedies
and dramas at popular prices Reserve
seats now on sale at the usual place
Mrs. Nancy Bryan bought the Green
hill residence last week of c E Swarts,
the consideration being 1850. {. J.
Shimeall recently traded this house for
the large, fine Swarts residence, the
trade being evened up by a money con-
sideratiOn to boot.
A. ". Snyder, a real estate agent Of
Downs, kan, was II GOOdland Mon !
day on business. He owns all of sec
ton 1908, this county He was &C
companied by William Hettinger, Of /
Downs, and Henry Hettinger, whose
home is IN Illinois.
The Selden Independent says that
Mr. and Mrs. Milo c. Clark have sold 4
their farm west Of Selden and will 10
cate near GOodland. I've regret to /