The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-22
FANCY RIBBONS.

with the family Of Olaf Erickson.
Mrs Stevenson is on her way to Lin
coin, Neb-, where she viii visit for
some time.
Gus WeStman, who has been work
ing in the grocery department OF Q.
NJ MillisaCk's store, quit Wednesday
and will visit relatives at Ashland,
Colo, for awhile, and then may go to
Kansas City.
Fred Coffin returned Saturday from
an extended vacation at Hot Springs,
Ark He reports the weather very hot
and oppressive down there, and says
that the climate Of western Kansas is
a great relief
Regular preaching service at the
NJ E church next Sunday, June "A,
at II a m At 1 p m will be held
the second quarterly meeting service
Presiding Elder W J. Meredith will
be present and viii preach. Com
muniOn services at the close Of the
sermon. John E!dTidge, Pastor.
A large chorus has been organized
at the Christian church with Ernest
Bower, chOrister, and c J. Willis,
cOTnetiSt- New music has been re-
ceived and those who attend the serv-
ices each Lords day will enjoy a treat
Swan Nelson shipped a carload of
| hogs to Denver Monday Swan is pre-
I JUDGED in favor Of Denver, because
/ he says he can make a hat full Of
money in that market, when it would
not be so sure a thing in Kansas City.
John Cullins and Lee McCants were
\ in Denver the first Of the week to
/ take in the races at Overland park
] They saw the Irwin brothers there
| with their fast horses, and report
/ some fast steppers owned by the boys.
| The Irwins lived in GOOdland a num-
Der Of years ago
Mrs. Charles KOOntz was hostess
last Friday evening for the young
/ ladies Of the Wesleyan Circle, who
gave a social at the home OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs KOOntz at the Dawson residence.
Refreshments were served in the din
ing room, and the young ladies sold
busting caps and neckties- About
/ $500 were taken IN.
Mrs. F. H Smith was the hostess
at a delightful lat home" Wednesday
afternoon ar her spacious home About
forty ladies were entertained. Mrs.
/ Bower and Mrs Stewart won prizes
for Shrewd guessing At o'clock the
| most delicious refreshments were
served. The favOrs given TO each de-
parting guest were pretty fans.
In view Of the fact that the Fourth
OF July celebration has already been
advertised, it may be well to warm
the small boy, and others, too, fOT
that matter, that the firing Of fire
crackers, toy pistols, and the like, on
Main street. is strictly prohibited, and
the ordinance viii be enforced BY
Furnishing any offenders
J. W Tibbels returned last Satur-
day from OskalOosa, Ia, where he
went on business trip. He reports
the country dry all the way and that
even in the rich agricultural section
about OskaIOOsa that timothy hay was
hardly worth cutting He said SheT-
man county was the greenest spot he
saw
The money safe Of the Farmers Ma
tional bank OF GOOdland. which stood
lin TIE front window 60 the bank, was
moved in the fire proof vault lasi
Tuesday This safe IS the latest and
best make Of burglar proof time loci
safes made 1t took the prize in q
safe contest last July for being the
!. strongest make OF burglar proof safes
made
c. r Bumgardner. formerly Of
Sherman county. now living at Te-
cumSeh. Kan, has written a letter tC
this paper and says that he is glad e
hear OF the prosperity OF Sherman
county This county IS not nearly Sc
dry as the country around Tecumseh
as Mr. Bumgardner says no rain has
Il fallen there since last OF April, but
he adds that the fruit prospect there
is very good
Mr.. and Ms. George Hopes. &C
icOmpanied by their children, le1i
Thursday morning for Belvedere
Neb.. where they VIII visit with MIS-
i Hopes sitser. Mrs A 5 Bailey They
viii leave the children there and WI
so on TO Museatine, Ia for snof'
. visit with the father Of Alr- HOPES
after their return TO BeiTederes the