The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-04

| Tuesday morning from their trip to
Topeka, and their visit to Oneida,
Kan They all looked sleepy and
tired The candidates were MessTs-
Stevenson, Hatch, Carmichael, Bower,
Seyler, Ellis, and Ed Carmichael as
| chaperOn.
A local merchant gives this advice
/ to butter customers Butter is fairly
plenty, and would advise that you that
] can sell your cream without too much
trouble. 1t may be we'll to do so. To
| glut the market with butter will re-
duce the price to II cents or there
abOuts, and would dislike to see but
ter get so low
J. Y. CartanO returned last week
from IretOn, Ia, where he accOmpa-
MED the remains of his wife, whose
death occurred in this city recently.
His daughter, Hazel, remained in
Sioux City, Ia, after making the trip
east with her father Mr. CartanO is
a barber by trade, and expects to re-
man in GOOdland.
Miss Emma Butler, stenOgrapher
for Keeran & Warner, will leave Sat
urday night for Wichita, where she
represents the Norton chapter, 126,
Order Eastern Star, to the grand
lodge, which meets IN that city Non
day, Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week. Miss Butler is worthy matrOn
OF the Norton Eastern Star lodge.
c. 3. Lane sold his residence in
PhillipSburg to Mrs. Joe Young and
Neb., this week, where Mr.. Lane has
a position rs rOadmaster for the Bur
GngtOn railroad The Lanes have a
large number Of friends in Phillips
burg, who regret their decision to
leave this city--Phillipsbu Post
Mr. Peck, a gasoline engine eX-
pert OF the DempSter works, Beatrice,
Neb-. was here Saturday and put the
engines in the city waterwOrks in eX-
cellent shape Engineers Mike Ryan,
and Tom Costello, the two bumpers,
took notes Of him as to the mechan-
ism and management Of the engines
and no further difficulty is anticipat-
ed They are doing good work
George Mcclellan, George Hamlin
and Oscar Edwards. the three dele
gates elected by the Sherman county
delegate convention to attend the re-
publican state convention, May 2,
left for Topeka Monday night on No.
To- The convention opens Wednes-
day, and the ticket will be nominated
at too late an hour in the day to get
the news for this weeks paper
Mrs. Emma Letter, a widow wO-
man, who came here from Missouri
in the month OF February is building
a hve-rOOm house on lots recently
purchased in the Beahm addition.
Her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas, live with her. They will en-
gage in gardening, and as their lands
are we'll located, they have a very
good place for raising garden truck
Mrs Henry Burke is not much i'm
proved from her four months long
sickness with rheumatism and its
kindred evils She stills suffers from
neuralgia Of the nerves. She has an
heroic little helper in the house, her
elevn-year-Old daughter, Lena, who
keeps house and works for the com
fort Of her mother. It is a pretty hard
discipline for little girl, but love is a
great minister and comforter
Arthur Seymour Davis was SEN
fenced to confinement at the state in
Probate Judge Kellogg, whyO, by yir-
tUre Of his Office, is judge OF the juve
nile court Of Sherman county. Z. s
Knight appeared for the state in this
case, and E T. Murphy for the de-
PENDANT The boys mother, Mrs.
Spratlin, with tears in her eyes, said
she could hardly bear to part with
her boy, but thought il was for the
best, for Arthur had gotten away
from her control
This office this week turned out for
Attorney John Hartzler a brief to be
submitted to the state supreme court
Of Kansas, in the case wherein the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway company is plaintiff in error,
and A H Willis is defendant in error
The Rock Island appealed from the
judgment OF the district court in a
Thomas county case, Mr.. Willis hav-
ing obtained judgment for S575
against the railroad company for
damages arising from q prairie FIRE
alleged to have been set out by a
prepared the brief He is assisted by
Attorneys z H Benson Of Colby, and
Clement Ia Wilson OF Tribune, Kan