The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-07

L. Van Trap, of Denver, an artist
sign painter, made the rounds of the
business houses Wednesday, and let
tered the town. He painted some at
, tractive and artistic signs
William N. Robertson, of Denver, IS
I in town for a visit with his son, Hugh
[ Robertson. Mr.. Robertson is a veteran
/ Of the civil war, and was formerly a
/ PractiCing physician in Denver.
Charley O'Brien viii wear a new
! hat Sunday, the best that can be bought
/ in town, won on the city election. He
/ is proud as a Richard Croker, and is
glad he lives in the Third ward.
Charles T. Lyon, of Goodland, and
/ Ola Hart, Of OrOnOque, Kan, were
married at the home Of Jess CASTOR,
/ Monday, April 3, at 8 o'clock in the
forenoon, Rev. John EIdredge Oficat-
! ing.
All those that are members Of the
chorus work are requested to meet with
Mrs. SignOria Gardner at her home
next Saturday afternoon, April 8, at
Judge c. W. Smith, of Stockton, ar
rived in Goodland Monday evening to
hold the April term of court. He
stopped at the home of Wesley Cole
man.
c. E. Stearns, L. E. Countryman, N.
Q. BraCken, and DR.. r. ". Pope, Of
Phillipsburg, were here attending the
dedication Of the Masonic temple, We'd
nesday.
Milton Rose passed through Burling
ton on No. 10 Sunday evening on his
way to GOodland where he expects to
go to railrOading again.-BurlingtOn
(Colo.) Republican.
The saloons were closed in Kansas
City, No, Sunday IN accordance with
q Sunday closing act, and the thirsty
had to 60 across the river to Kansas
City, Kan, for drink.
Mr.. Palmer, who last year purchased
the Chapman place, has moved his fam
lily here and viii make this his home.
They come from near GOodland.-Bur-
lingtOn (COlO.) Republican.
E. L. Wickeizer, of Hayes City, Kan,
was in GoOdland Monday He Is a
doctor OF optics, and VIII make regular
trips to GOodland IN the future. He
viii Office with Dr.. Carmichael.
Austin Johnson, representing the City
| Tailors' Clothing company Of Chicago,
was IN town last week with a line Of
| spring and summer samples. He viii
make trips here every sixty days.
There viii be no services at the Ne
/ thOdist church next Sunday, April 9, at
/ II O'Clock a. ID. At $50 D. u. the
| EpWorth League VIII give a special
program All are cordially invited.
o. r. Monroe left Friday night for
/ Salina, Kan, where he may buy a
| partnership IN a confectionery store.
/ He recently sold his stock Of confec-
| dOnery goods and fixtures to Williams
| & Erickson.
Al Browne arrived in GOOdland from
/ Arkansas Monday night, to look after
/ his land interests IN Grant township.
He left several years ago when Sher-
man county land didn't pan out'' as
It does now
The city council met Tuesday night
and among other things suthoriEed
] Water Commissioners Dan Derby to
receive moneys on water rsnt, give re-
ceipts and turn IN the money to the
city treasurer.
Mss Nellie Scott, teacher Of the
Bellevue school west Of GOOdland, closed
a successful term Friday. The scholars
i presented Miss Scott with a pretty ring
/ and expressed their appreciation Of her
work among them.
G. ". Slower, Andrew Adams, Z. c.
/ LfvengOod and Arthur Johnson, Of
I Cameron, No, are N GOodland On
real estate business. Mr.. St0Ver IS a
real estate dealer. the other gentleman
are farmers and stockms1.
Horace Philips, Of Sharon Springs,
came MP to Gocdlaud win ]. 3. Hoo7e.
. -tcF1srss1 township. this week.