The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-08

Insulated wires are being strung on
the electric light poles. Three wires
are already in place on the line Of
poles in the alley east Of Main street.
The Sherman County Telephone
company unlOaded a carload Of poles
Saturday. They intend to use them
to replace their connections with wire
fences.
mon were married by Probate Judge
Kellogg, Saturday afternoon, June ?
Mr. Ingram is a substantial young
man OF this county,
Walter Hunt and wife and Miss
LOttie Hunt departed for Colorado
Springs, Denver and GIenwOOd Springs
last Thursday morning They will be
absent several weeks.
ParsOn Stewart took train No. 10
Monday evening on his way to Salina
to attend the state encampment Of
the G. A r. He was selected by the
local post as delegate
Concrete crossings were put in this
week from the Bartholomew & jayne
corner across to the First National
Bank, and north to the MiIlisack cor
ner on Main and Eleventh street
Major E o. Hickman, Captain E
c. BOhan and Captain 7. n. KeyOn
OF the Lexington Military school OF
Lexington, No, are in GOOdland this
week, looking after Sherman county
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Williams who
j.. r
Cullen for the past ten days, left
Tuesday for their home in Los An
geles. Mrs Williams is a sister Of Mr..
Cullen
Bishop Cunningham, OF the Catho-
lie church Of COnCOrdia. Kansas, ar
rived in GOOdland Tuesday, and will
probably be here Sunday to officiate
in matters pertaining to the Catholic
chuch services.
R d. Hartwig this week added an
I or hnw 1 lot t. -
southwest 1888 COnside ratiOn
$500 With this purchase Mr.. Hart
wig now owns a farm OF $40 acres,
all in one body.
The Sunday school teachers train
ing class Will meet on Monday even
ing Of next week, June II, instead Of
Tuesday evening, the regular meeting
time A cordial invitation is extended
to all John Haney-
Mrs John Hartzler Mrs E T
WinSelI and Mrs. ErringtOn left Mon
day night for the state encampment
Of the G. A R. and w. r. c., which
cOnvenes in Salina Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week.
Dr. and Mrs Dora Baker, owners
OF few Sherman county farms, have
moved away from their old home in
GAINESVILLE, No, and are now living at
609 North Tenth street, St. Joseph,
No The Bakers are acquainted with
quite number Of GOOdland people
Miss Maggie Hartwig left Sunday
evening for Manhattan, where she
will take a summer course in the
State Agricultural college Miss Hart
wig has taken two years work in the
Sherman county high school, and has
also taught two years in this county.
Trinity Sunday, there viii be a
communion service at $50 a m at
St Paui's church At II a. m morn
ing prayer, subject, "Omnis CellUla
the direction of expanding land values
ing lesson In the evening at 7:45 the
subject will be, Thoughts Touching
Miracles" p. r. Drummer, Rector.
Miss Della CardweH, assistant prin-
cipal OF the Sherman county high
school; left Wednesday night for
Lawrence, Kan, where she viii take
post graduate work at the State uni
versity Miss CardWeI has not Sc
lected her course Of study, but viii
probably take work in English liter
allure and history.
Wardie White, editor OF the Phil
lipsburg News, and Joe Wright, editor
OF the Smith Center Messenger, came
up to GOOdland Sunday to see how
the GOOdland and Smith Center ball
clubs would thrash the game out
They saw something swift and when
the game was through, GoOdIand took
the hOnOFs By a score OF to 8
Fred HandIey OF Kansas City, who
when a boy a number OF years ago,
made his home in GOOdIand with his
uncle J. W Handleys arrived in this
city for a vacation OF thirty days. He