The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-31

ny gentle Nc he would not hear,
Nor let the subject rest
He asked me one again and than
BssOughL me Ger and Ger,
Nor yet despaired. although my NO /
Was drmer than before
And still he pleaded urgently,
! With mien OF one who wins
I sighed and answered YES, '-and
His BOOK Of safety pins
Dick Auer was in Denver Sunday
and Monday.
William Walker returned Saturday
/ Ms. John Mccall was the guest OF
/ Ms J. B. BOOthrOy at dinner recent
A. J. Davis returned last week from
an extended stay at his former home
/ in Ohio.
1 Shaw left this week for few days
visit in Denver
/ u Thorsen was out in Colorado last
week and enjoyed several days Of
I fishing in the mountains
| Ray Mckay OF Redhelds y d. IS
in town for a visit with his parents,
Nj and Mrs. Carl Mckay
4 Walter Smith was a Topeka visitor
last week, returning home Monday
His wife is visiting her folks in To-
james n. Fike OF Colby was in the
city Friday. Mr.. Fike is now extern
sively engaged in the real estate bus
The Y. W. c. A will meet at the
/ Conversational church Sunday at (
D m All are urgently requested 20
William Jupe has had his delivery
and express wagon repaired and
painted The improvement Is VeTg
noticeable
Mr.. and Mrs J. B BoOthrOy while re-
neWing old acquaintance a couple OF
Reserved seats for the ''Firemens'
Ward" viii be on sale Friday. May
81. Come and bring your friends
Fun for everybody.
E F. Murphy returned Tuesday
from Kansas City, where he went 10
visit his wife and daughter, Lois, who
is taking treatment for a catarrhal
difficulty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Boyd left We'd
nesday evening for MCCOOk, Neb-, TO
visit their daughter, Mrs. J. W Bates,
who i laid up with serious burns
from a gasoline stove explosion
Dr. Dickinson Of Boone, Ia was in
Z town Saturday looking the country
, over. lie owns considerable land in
eastern Colorado, and has dealt quite
, extensively in western real estate.
! Prof. S. V Mallory, who finished
, his school year as principal OF the
Logan schools, is in town for a visit
. | with his family, who have been liv-
; ing here during his absence in Logan
Q. e Swarts moved into his fine
] new residence on West Twelfth street
Monday. The property cost about
$4,000, and is modern in every re-
spect H Hutches moved into the
residence vacated by Mr. Swarts-
The members Of the Ladies Band
gave a very pleasant dance at the
s Walker opera house Tuesday night
r FAbOut sixty tickets were sold Music
was furnished by the GOOdland band
= boys, and luncheon was served on the
S stage by the Quick Lunch cafe
5 The insurance policy on the life OF
r | George Z. Hartzler, a member Of the
Modern WOOdmen OF GOOdiand, who
, ] died recently as a result Of an injury
: received by being thrown from horse
= was paid through the clerk OF the
q lodge, Ben Jayne. The policy was for
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. J: B. Boothroy are
Z the recipients OF beautiful four
: piece silver set from Mr. and Mrs ".
H uiff. Mr. uiff, while in COPELAND
promoting the oil and gas interest in
: this county, preached some very in
teresting sermons in the Methodist
, Master Frank Mcbride left Sunday
s night for Salina, where he viii at
= tend the commencement OF the st
s / Johns Military school, and visit with
| Rev. BelSey and Bishop GrlsWOlc
\ with whom he is well acquainted and
= also with Reed Morton, who Is q
- cadet there.
3 Louis Arensberg IS confined to his
= home this week on account OF illness
He returned home Monday morning
from a meeting OF the Pharmaceutical
| association. held in Kansas City, and
! also ATTENDED a meeting OF me Sl- -
1 lodge at COncOrdia last saturday
/ night, where he was initiated into the
! order. Which caused the illness2
Jim MehOney, Floyd Berry, George
4 4 FOgarty, Louis Arensberg Harry K
4 ] Wheat, Oscar Young and Fred Curn
4 were at COncOrdia- last Saturday q
L | attend q melting Of the Elks lodge Of
that city. Young, Curn and Wheat
4 were old members Of the lodge, but
4 / the rest OF the bunch" were candt-
dates at the meeting Saturday night
The following is the cast for the
| ''Firemens' Ward" opera house June
1 Widow Brown, Nora BlOdgett; Mrs
1 Bancroft, Amy Bush; John Chesney
4 / Cray JOhn)s Harry Bush Jack
HerndOn, Elmer Rowe; Billy TarboX,
8 ". H Wellmans TOm-Chief, E1noley
/ Hartzler; "Our Nellie" Hazel COch-
Il ran.
Miss Clara Sapp entertained a
number OF friends Monday evening IN
honor Of Miss Della Cardwell, the
retiring assistant principal OF the
Sherman county high school Miss
i CardWeu has lived in this city Two
. years during which time she has
. u
pal in the high school She is q grad
uate OF the University OF Kansas and
. / besides being q faithful teacher she
has won to herself many friends By
her pleasing manner.
J. =. Pftman, proprietor OF Hotel
III GOodland, reports that patronage
( in the hotel line in GoOdland is stead
fly on the increase That is, the in
Z crease Of patronage keeps pace with
the increasing number OF restaurants
so that ne can see no dimunit on in his
/ particular business. That speaks wei
for the growing business in our city
Mr.. Pitman has always conducted q
| 6rst-c1ass hotel, and is consequently
/ well patrOnized- We are glad TO learn
that all places in this line OF public
service are prosperous
Monday evening, Nay q, Miss Dolly
) Sapp entertained in honor OF Mss
CardwelL The event was one long
to be remembered by all in attend
4 ance, and was one round OF pleasure
and surprise. The Ladies, Band play
ed several pieces. Miss lone Potter,
Miss Vincent and Miss White played