The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-03-31
City election Tuesday.

chalkley A. Wilson was in Topeka
this week.
Miss Josephine Dooling is visiting IN
PhilliPsburg.
Jake Lemmer was hurt Wednesday by
/ the kick Of horse.
The April term of the district court
| cOnvenes Tuesday
Mrs. Shunn, of Jennings, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Donly.
The Kellogg livery stable is being en-
larged by an addition 40x48 feet.
Joe Jackson, machinist helper, has
quit and left Monday for the east.
The board of county commissioners
viii meet in regular session next week.
Rev. ]. Ed Stevens occupied the pull
pit of the Christian church in Atwood
Sunday.
John Hartzler, of SaIina, at one time
county attorney Of Sherman county, is
in town.
Several carloads of material for the
Chicago Lumber company arrived here
this week.
G. J. Shimeall, of the First National
Bank, was at Norton Wednesday on a
business visit.
F. A. Werts, of Colby, manager of
the Colby Mercantile company, was IN
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Q. E. Ricky. of Norton, is here
to see her daughter, Mrs. ]. J. Knight,
who has been quite Ill.
B. F. Brown has been confined to his
home for the past week with a severe
attack Of rheumatism.
]. W. Tibbles, president of the Good
L. L
at Colorado City last week.
W. ]. Detwiler, of the Golden ranch,
returned Tuesday from a trip to Ken
singtOn and Smith Center
R. NJ. Simmons, of Hopkins, No, a
land owner in this county, is here look
ing after his property interests.
". ". Gardner, of Cheyenne county,
a pioneer settler of that county, was a
business visitor in Goodland Monday.
Miss Nellie Hartman returned to
Bethany college, zLindsborg, Sunday
night to pursue her musical education.
Albert RObidoux, of Logan county,
was in town Saturday. This is the first
visit he had made to GOodland in four
months.
Rule McLain, of Moulton's barber
shop, was called to Lebanon last week
by telegram announcing the death of
his neice.
Mrs. A. A. Bower returned to her
home in Norton Sunday. Mrs Ernest
Bower accompanied her to Norton for a
brief stay.
Mrs. P. D. Agerter left for her home
IN Hoisington, Kan, Monday after a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William JuPe.
Mrs. c. ". Stafford, of Manson, Ia,
sister of Mrs. Cas- HogebOom, is visit
ing in GOOdland, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cass HogeboOm-
Joe Wright, editor of the Smith Cen
ter Messenger, and J. R Connolly,
editor Of the Colby Free Press, were
GOOdland visitors Sunday.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday, April 2,
at II o'clock a. N. aud s o'clock p. m.
Invitation Is extended to all.
N. L. Chandler, Of Iowa township,
brought IN Is dozen of eggs Saturday
The product was the labor Of his flock
Of hens for about ten days.
Mrs. Vena Pew, Of Pueblo, Colo, was
in town this week the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Curwiu. Mrs. Pew IS a
sister-in-law Of Mrs. Curwin.
At the Methodist church Sunday,
April 2, at II O'Clock, the pastor will
preach the annual sermon on education.
All are cordially invited to be present.
Dr.. F. A. Carmichael moved his Of
fee this week from the Leonard brick
into rooms in the Masonic building.
He has an elegant suite of four rooms.
Mrs. c. E. Swarts and daughter,
Edna, left Tuesday night for their new
home IN Junction City. Mr.. Swarts
has gone into the packing house bust
ness there.
The photo tent will positively leave
GoOdland April 10. All those desiring
some Of the inimitable IN my line viii
please call before that date.-H. F..
GreuteT.
N. Robinson's real estate agency sold
two quarters Of Sherman county land
last week to William Walker. also one
to John Heston and one to DR.. V. 9.
Eddy, of Colby.
Ben Frerichs, of Colorado City, who
IS conducting a restaurant at that
place, IS here for a stay with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frerfchs, Of
Smoky township.
The building of J. G. HamiltOn's
coal sheds and Office Is nearing com
pletiOn. He viii handle CO al. -four and
iced his new location IS On the corner
east Of the opera house
s. BagIey, ". H. Emah izer, W. 7.
Wilson and D. H. Aul, of Selden, Kan,
and g. D. PrOtzinan, Of Hillsdale,
Kan, composed a party that were here
Saturday on real estate business.
Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage, April II, of Miss
Fannie Cooper, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs L. F. Cooper, to Mr.. Ellis W.
Pratt, who is a fireman on the road.
William A. Sexson, of Grant town
ship, was In GOOdland Wec lneSdaY with
two loads Of wheat raised year before
last which graded 81 pOtInds to the
bushel. Il went IS bushels to the acre.
Mrs. 0. Q. Dawson Is rep, 0rted as be
ing somewhat improved. Her condl-
tiOn was considered precariOius last week
and her son, Frank, of 'WestPhalias
KAN was summoned to her bedside
A J Mckenzie bought q section Of
school land joining his place. south OF
KanOrado, Saturday. He Was the only
bidder, and secured the land at the aP-
praised value, which ran from SIS 20
s1.6O per acre.
Arthur Tart, of Beatrice, Ne6., for
merry q rspress NATIVE Of the Smith
Bros Loan and Trust company ana