The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-06
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MED him They will view the land
scape Ger" They went by rail to
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Stevenson and
daughter, Mrs. Armstrong, arrived in
GOOdland from Colorado Springs on
No A Tuesday They have been to
California and are en- route home to
Oneida, Kan
Elmer A Stevens, Ernest Schubert,
Andrew FrydendaH, Jacob Lemmer,
Charles Van VIeet and Elmer NJ
Grouse made final proof on homestead
entries at the court house Wednesday
Of this week
The family Of B. c. Wilson, the
meat cutter in the GaTten & Lemmer
market, arrived in GOOdland WedneS-
day from IretOn, IA They viii live
in the E L BlOdgett house, in the
southwest part OF town
Mrs Nels Anderson OF Cheyenne
Wells Colo, was in town Monday.
miles southeast of KanOradO some
time ago, and is renting a place near
Cheyenne Wells
Joseph Collier, the old timer, took
a homestead this week on the Middle
Beaver, near MelstrOm's ranch, and
the old place he located as a pre-
emptiOn in the early days. He had
never used his hOmeSead right before
Mrs. J. L Foster Of Colby came up
Saturday and will remain with Judge
Foster this week Mrs Fosters
daughter and son, Miss Mabel and
Master Earl Smith, accompanied her,
but returned TO Colby the first Of the
week
Regular services at the Methodist
church Sunday, April s, at II a m
and 1880 D m The subject Of the
evening sermon Will be Conscience"
The EpwOrth League meets at p
m, Miss Ezza Vanwinklet, leader. J
NJ Eldridge, Pastor
Taroh Meth and his son Anthony
Meth, arrived here about the middle
Of March The Meth family come
from Davis county, Missouri, and
have bought eight hundred acres Of
land in Sherman county They in
tend to farm exclusively
Miss LOtta Paxton, who has been
employed in the Millisack store for
several months, viii leave Sunday for
sharon Springs to join her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs p. P Paxton Miss Pax
ton is an accomplished musician and
viii instruct on the piano at Sharon
Springs.
Announcement Of the marriage Of
/ Mr. James ". Bruner and Miss Ellen
/ Ward, which occurred at DEBORAH,
Ia, March Is has been received in
| GOOdland. Mr.. Bruner, who is a well
known conductor on this division, and
/ his bride, viii be at home in Good
I land after April IS
| s E Mayberry, G. F and J. E
| Faragher Of AnamOsa, Ia, and NJ J.
/ and ". +. McNeilly OF Center juno
| ton. Ia, were in GOOdland this week
looking over the country with a view
| OF buying land They expressed them
/ selves as well pleased with the ap-
/ pearance OF the town
/ L H Haney one Of the pioneer
/ settlers Of Sherman county, and once
/ clerk OF the district court during the
/ palmy days OF the farmers alliance
/ and pOpulism, is now living in the
| Alberta country in Canada He left
Il here a number OF years ago, and FOL
/ a long time resided at Pilot Rock
/ Ore
/ Mrs. Gibbs and daughter, May, ar
| rived in GOOdland from Omaha sun
| day morning Miss Gibbs graduates
from the Omaha high school in Nay
and the mother ana daughter came
l here for the Easter vacation to visit
/ with Mr.. Gibbs, the rOadmaster- Mr.
1 Gibbs viii build a residence soon, and
! the family viii reside here
Mrs. Mary Ennis, who has beer
spending a vacation in California with
the MiIlisack family returned home
| saturday. MIS- Ennis arrived a day
| ahead Of the Millisack family. on &C
| count Of both parties stopping on Al
/ different points on their way home
/ Mrs. Ennis enjoyed her vacation and
the Sightseeing in California
John Kerr zane down from
1 GOOdland, where he Is engaged in tn,
real estate business, last Monday, and
spent the day with Smith Centel
! fiends- He reports more snow in th'
western part OF the state than We haC
here and says the farmers are hgur
/ ing on an immense wheat crop TIT
coming season. He likes the new 10
cation and is making mOney--Smitl
Center Journal
Invitations nave reached this cit.
announcing the coming marriage OF
ADrfi "a of Rev c. Il Adams ant
Miss AdOla Greeley, at St john
church, Washington. D. Q. Mis-
u Greeley is the daughter OF Majo
General A w Greeley. the Arctic eE
plOrer, and Mr. Adams is quite We
: known in GOOdlands having been rec
I tor OF the Episcopal church for
y. year leaving in September 1904
Henry Diercks OF Fort Collins
Cole broter-in-laW Of William Rich
I lrdsOn OF Grant township. arrived ID
EOOdlanG last week He came dow
to accompany Hrs. ElizaReth Rich