The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-23
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willard Simmons. attorney OF Nor
ton, was in GoOdland Tuesday
". L. VanWinzie VIII leave next
week for the east 10 spend several
weeks.
A A Gillespie. editor Of the Rex
ford News was a caller at this once
Saturday
John c. Nauheim Of Holton, Kan,
is in the city this week, the guest Of
Richard Auer-
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Powers were
at home to their friends at the Hill
residence on Thursday, November p
The EpwOrth League viii meet this
week November 25, at 6-45 p. m Re
gular preaching services at 1880 J.
NJ Eldridge, Pastor.
Denham Critchheld Of Mitchell
county kansas, was here this week
for q visit with his brother A Y.
Critchfield. a Rock Island engineer.
Miss Ehe Stephen arrived in Good
land Sunday morning from Krebs. I.
T She Will live here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs George McCants-
Regular preaching services Sunday
evening. The theme viii be The
Dream Of a King" Eve ybdy Is most
cordially invited to attend. Il. H Am
brose.
J. ". Germann, merchant and grain
buyer Of KanoradO, was in Goodland
Friday on business. He says that J
G. Jones, who was sick with typhoid
fever, is well and strong again
Joseph Powers, who was operated
upon by DR.. Carmichael three weeks
ago, is able to be around and is doing
nicely. His wife is a trained nurse
and was need to him at the time OF
his illness.
A. B. Montgomery, secretary Of the
tOwnsite company, was here this week
transacting business in the sale Of
town lots. He recommends holding
a twentieth anniversary Of the city
Of GOOdland next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Eakin and Mrs.
Mary Anderson OF ChilEcothe, No,
arrived in the city Wednesday for a
visit with Mrs T. 3. CuthbertsOn. MI.
and Mrs. Eakin are the parents Of
Mrs. CuthbertsOn, and Mrs. Anderson
is an aunt.
Lena Burke returned on No. Al
Wednesday from Omaha, where she
had been staying with her sister, Ms.
E Q. Since, since September. Mrs
Burke, who had gone to Omaha re-
Gently to care for Mrs. Smea during a
spell Of sickness, came home with her
daughter, Lena
Schroeder, the photographer, recent
" finished a Photographic display Of
vegetables raised on the farm Of Cid
con HOcket- The display consisted OF
mammoth beats, cabbage and onions,
which would be hard to beat in any
country The photograph is a gOO1
piece Of work
J. z. Anderson, representing Ellis
worth & Thayer, furriers Of Nilwau-
kee, Wis, was in town Thursday with
large line Of fur coats, mittens, etc,
and was showing his goods at the store
Of the GOOdland Clothing company,
which has the exclusive agency in this
territory for Ellsworth & Thayer.
H J. Williams and wife Of Sharon
Springs were here Tuesday. They
travelled in an automobile and were
snugly wrapped in furs- They left
for Edison toward evening to visit r
G Smith and family. Mr.. Williams
was once in the mercantile business in
NOltaire and later at Brewster.
The Knights and Ladies Of Security
held their initiation last Thursday
evening, and installed the following
officers: President, J. W. KanOuse;
vice, Barbara Cole; preIate, Mary
KanOuse; financial secretary, Sarah
Rice secretary, Jennie Winsell;
guard, Charley Winsell. After the
ceremony, the members and visitors
enjoyed the pleasures Of a richly serv-
ed supper.
U. H Bienhon, an old sherman
county resident who recently removed
TO Franklin county, Nebraska, has
written this paper that his pOstOffice
AADW II 4oAOOLLA4llE LDLlr Ned where ne
will read through this paper the do
ings Of GOOdland and Sherman cOun-
ty. Mr.. BienhOff has bought a fine
farm there and will make his future
home in that locality in Nebraska in
order to give his children a better ed
ucatOnal advantage in German than
could be had here.
The Junior League Of the Methodist
church is preparing q program to be
given in the church early in Deem
| ber- This program viii consist entire
ly Of railroad selections. railroad
songs, Rotations, dialogues, solos,
stories, etc The heroic, the pathetic,
as well as the ludicrous side OF the
railroad life will be seen. The Juniors
will be assisted by members Of the
i senior league and by other giving spe-
cial musical productions
Mrs. Nancy Bryan returned last
| Thursday from a two months absence
spent along the line east from He
| brOn, Neb., to Grinnell, Ia She visit
| ed her old home town, MOntezuma,
| Ia, and visited relatives. Mrs. Bryan
not only enjoyed the trip from a So
| cial standpoint, but she brought back
| with her a generous supply Of pre-
serves and canned fruits which she
| herself helped to put up. Mrs. Bryan
remarked that while she had a good
| time, home in Sherman county looked
far better to her than any place she
/ v~se-s