The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-04-13

owns a quarter section Of land south
west Of Brewster. He thinks OF buy
ing more land and breaking out what
Judge and Mrs. c. W. Smith Of
Stockton and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A.
Chambers OF HOxie, were entertained
at dinner last Thursday evening by
Mr. and Mrs John Hartzler-
J. W. PTOWant OF Pawnee City,
Neb., was here this week on land
business He owns a section Of land
here, section $3.50, five miles and
a half north OF the court house
Mrs 5. F. Palmer, accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Maude
stephens, left Tuesday night for Car
roll county, No, for a visit Mrs.
Palmer will return in a few weeks
There VIII be special Easter seTv-
ices at the Methodist church Easter
ing service at 1880 p. m The EpwOrth
League meets at p. N John Ed
ridge, Pastor
Dr. La c. Higgins Of Naples, Ill,
who visits GOOdland about once a
year, cut the distance this trip and Is
now spending q vacation with his son,
the younger Dr.. Higgins, a practicing
physician Of HOLie-
Mr.. and Ms 7. ". Townsend, &C
cOmpanied by Aiss Emma Butler
made a trip to Brewster Sunday, to
visit Dr. w r. Townsend Of that
place. DR.. Townsend is the resident
terested in the drug store there.
The GOOdland Military Band are to
have a portable grandstand. 1t will
be either mounted OIi trucks or on
slIids, and can he rl1ysd by a team
to any desired location 1t will ais
be arranged for electric lighting
Ex-State Senator T. NJ. LOckard OF
Norton was in GOodland Friday. Mrs
LOckard was with him and both went
out to the McClusKey ranch, now
~ h. To
at the property with view Of purchase.
They also looked at the Sam Yassar
place
Louis Arensberg, Of the firm Of
Arensberg & Cullen, druggists, is
I building a fine house on his property
in the west part Of town The ex-
IRENE dimentiOnS are 2SZ42, the esti-
mated cost viii be $4,000 or upward.
It viii be q fine style Of modern
house.
Miss Anna Wells closed a very sue
ceSSful school at Victor school, dis
trfct 25, April 8. A program was well
prepared for the afternoon Her pu-
pills presented her with q most beau
her. She viii leave soon for her home
in Missouri
George Harmonson Of Norton, who
bought the Ernest Bower residence on
Tenth street some time ago, has taken
up his residence in GOOdland, and viii
engage in business. He owned a farm
| in Norton county, which he sold for
$40 per acre He may invest In Sher-
man county land.
Herbert Stewart left on No. 10
Wednesday evening for HOXie, Kan
He represents Sherman county at the
Il republican judicial convention OF this
district. having been given the proxies
OF ali three Of the delegates from
Sherman county, as they could not
get away to attend the convention
There was a party given at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs VIII HOgebOOm
last Friday evening, in honor Of Miss
Maude Stephens. who left for her
home in Hale. No, Tuesday evening,
after an extended visit to her grand
parents She was accompanied by
I her grandmother, Mrs s z. Palmer.
F. z. Holland and Il Holland viii
hold q sale at their place. southwest
1 OF Edison They own the west half OF
i S4-8-SS, and the southeast quarter Of
/ 53-S-3S, $50 acres They came here
about two years ago from eastern
Kansas. and viii move to Missouri az
/ ter their sale
J. N. Leonard sold his place two
/ miles southeast OF Kanorado to T. L
I Newton The farm was Well improY-
] ed and sold for $40 per acre. ETr.
Leonard Is an old soldier, and an old
resident OF the county and his friends
VIII regret 70 learn that he intends
4 going west instead if remaining IN
Sherman county.
s. e Friend Of HEawatha. Kan,
and j. O. Love Of PhIllipsburSs were