The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-12-07

ganize a farmers institute. Mr.. Mil
Ter of the State Agricultural college
is expected to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles HOTney re-
turned to their home in Brewster,
Kan, Monday, after a weeks visit
with r. D. Strain and family. Mrs.
HOrney and Mr. Strain are brother
and sister--Oberlin Times.
Dr. Farrow, father Of our fellow
tOwnsman, Al, came down Monday
evening from GOOdland for a few days
visit win his son. The old gentleman
! is one Of the Sherman county metro
polls prominent -Grinnell
Record.
William Thompson returned home
recently after an absence Of several
weeks in eastern Kansas. When he
! left he thought Of going to Mexico.
| but changed his mind on that plan,
and IS back AGAIN to his old stamp
| ing ground"
See the great opening play, ma
lures NObleman," a story Of heart in
| terest- Intense situations, thrilling
climaxes and Astounding in humor.
Beautiful gowns Elaborate staging.
Monday night, December 10, new
opera house.
Q. NJ MilliSaCk returned Thursday
from a trip to Denver. He intended
going on to Gunnison on business con-
nected with Colorado coal lands, but
as the weather in the mountains at
this time Of the year is uncertain. he
returned to GOOdland.
Mike Higgins, a pioneer Of Kit Car
son county, Colorado, who has lived at
Burlington since there was a Burling-
ton, was in town Monday evening. He
accompanied Mrs Higgins and chill
dren as far as GOOdland, on their way
for visit in Missouri.
F. H. Mcdowell Of Kipp, Kan, ar
rived in town Wednesday morning on
. Inns T~nrns mi
the country around GOOdland. He
thinks this is a very pre-ty prairie
country, and may decide to make
Sherman county his home.
Services next Sunday, second Sun
day IN advent, at the Episcopal
church Early celebration at $50 a
m Late celebration at II a. m Sub
ject, The Second Coming OF Our
Lord" In the evening at 1880, even
ing prayer All welcome
a young couple" says the Osborne
News, became the proud parents OF
a little girl the other day. They want
ed to weigh the yOungster as soon as
il was dressed, but had no scales. Just
then the ice man came along and they
borrowed his scales To their sur
prise the little one weighed fOrty-four
pounds"
D. H. Cross Of Abilene, Kan, spent
Sunday in GOOdland as the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs 9. V. SHREDDER. Mr.
Germ He was quite enthusiastic over
GOOdland and said before he came
here travelling men everywhere advis-
ed him to make GOOdland, as il was
the best town In the state
Harry Peters, who IS operating his
fathers farm in the north part OF the
county, is recovering from a case OF
blood poisoning Of his hands He
broke the skin on MS hand while
shucking corn and the sores became
infected, but the progress Of the poi
son was stopped before il became seri-
Gus. He says he has 100 acres OF corn
that viii average thirty bushels to the
acre
We understand that a number OF
young people from this county VIII 20
to Grand Island, Nebraska, next term
70 attend the well known Business and
Normal College Of that city This
school has been a leader in business
education for twenty years and cannot
supply the demand for its graduates
Students who do not find 1t convent
ent TO pay expenses are allowed TO
graduate and pay after q position IS
secured but only nVe hundred VIII be
admitted on this plan