The Goodland republic., 1907-04-05

c. J. shimean was in Denver and
Cripple Creek this week
The board OF county commissioners
were IN session this week
Dr.. R. b Harvey returned Tuesday
from a trip to st. Louis and Kansas
City.
Frank seely returned Wednesday
from a trip to the eastern part Of the
state.
Mrs. Walter Smith left Friday night
for Topeka for an extended stay with
her parents.
John HaTtzler returned last week
from a trip to Galveston Tex, and
Los Angeles.
c C. Young has returned from
Denver and viii make GoOdland his
home once more
r. L Peters is building new
dwelling house on Broadway north Of
the court house
Pete Robidouz, the Wallace coun-
" cattleman, was here this week on
business mission
Mrs Clark Parker and little son Of
Colorado Springs are in the city the
guest Of relatives.
William Walker, Jr-, and John o.
Boyle were visitors at Cripple Creek
the first OF the week
The Round Table club held its re-
gular meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs c. J. ShimeaIL
r. z. SnOdgrass Of Marysville, No,
who is interested in real estate in this
county, was here yesterday.
c. F. Kelly, a dentist Of Gardner,
kan, was in town this week looking
for investment in real estate
H r. Atkinson Of Almenas Kan,
nephew OF Hugh Dyatt, was here for
a visit Of few days last week
To Rent-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire Of Mary
Thompson, West Twelfth street.
Mrs. Alfred Dawson was the hostess
at a very pleasant meeting Of the
Athena club Wednesday afternoon.
c. NJ. MiIlisack returned last week
from Agency City, Ia, where he went
for a weeks stay with his parents
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Taylor last Sunday The
family live southwest Of GOOdland-
There is this to say about a cOllec-
tor for a book concern; he is never so
taIkative as the agent who preceGes
him.
The Smith Brothers Loan and Trust
company Of Beatrice, Neb., offers to
loan money on improved farms at 5
per cent.
Miss Madge Alden has returned
from a few weeks stay in Boulder,
Colo, with her sister, Mrs. II. B.
TOmblin.
Book beer season opened its annual
enga cement Thursday. But then, /
what difference does that make to the
people Of Kansas.
The topic for the Y W. c. A for
next Sunday is ''The Secret Of Endur-
snce," Hebrew 11:24-27 Miss Ames
will conduct the lesson
Morris Harrington OF Gardner, |
Kan, owner Of several quarter sec
tons Of Sherman county land ar
rived in town wednesday.
h. z. McCaslin and Dempster Scott |
Of Atwood were in town this week, |
having cases as attorneys in the dis
trict court Of this county
A dance was given at the Walker |
opera house Monday night The at
was large, music being fur /
nished by the GOodIand orchestra
Mrs. Thomas P. Leonard entertain |
ed Thursday afternoon in honor Of
her guests, Mrs r. r. Frisbee and /
daughter. Mrs. Edna Pershing OF Den |
yer.
Dr. J. P Horton Of Weldon, Ia. ac-
companied by his wife, is IN town for 1
q visit with his brother, Frank HOr-
ton, manager OF the Gibson lands in /
this county.
z. Mersinger Of Lincoln, Kan, who /
lived for awhile on mis- land in I'm
ion township, this county, but who /
later returned to Lincoln, was a Good
and visitor Friday.
Jake Lemmer returned Friday from
/ two months visit in Iowa and Ne
Oraska He says Kansas is more for
ward in respect to wheat and mOis-
-ure than even in Iowa
Special scenery supmtuOusly staged,
surely successful, scenically superb
something superb. What? Ruth Crav-
IN in Her Fatal Error" at the opera
house Saturday, April 13-
The Episcopal church was the reci-
oient Of a box Of one hundred Gala
lilies sent from California by Law
renee L Ernst OF Los Angeles for the
services here on Easter day.
DR.. W. H FarrOW left Saturday for
san Antonio, Tex, where Mrs. FarrOw
s visiting her brother He viii be
absent several weeks, and Mrs. Far