The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-12-19
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thorough overhaul
r B. Harvey, the dentist, has his Of
nee IN the Sharp building
Eugene Flynn and Frank Title are
new firemen from Chicago.
G. H Bryant resigned his position
as foreman Of the machine shops.
Engines 1873 and 1855 are IN the Old
round house for repair TO stay bolts.
DR.. Rathbun viii spend his Christ
mas vacation with friends IN Denver.
AIr. Lennon, OF St. Francis, is q
new machinist's helper in the shops
here.
Fireman George DOody was sum
mOned 70 take engine 592 on the Den
yer run-
Frand V. King, formerly dispatcher
here now resides in Los Angeles, Cal
lfornia-
Miss Margaret Seaman has gone to
Burlington TO spend Christmas with
her parents
Engine 1467 went out OF the shops
Thursday, after receiving four new
driving box brssses-
Mrs. Willard Simmons and daughter
Helen are here visiting. They viii re-
main until after Christmas.
Brakeman Dayton has taken layoff
to visit his mother at Decatur, Illinois,
and left Friday night on No. 10.
r. ]. Jones, the old time section
/ boss has quit and John Butler is in
charge Of the yard section force.
Trainmaster John Boyle left Thurs
day night for q visit to relatives in
Wisconsin and Iowa, and TO reouperate
| In the mean time.
u
i ". Z. Dixon and family have removed
I to Graham county and from thence in
tend TO 60 with some friends to the
! state Of Washington
George HOefler went to work in his
/ old place as night round house ma
chlnist Wednesday night, after laying
/ of sick for three weeks.
Machinist Red Wilson, who quit the
/ shops, when be went to draw his pay
requested TO be put TO work again. He
Is now back with the boys.
Conductor David Null, formerly Of
/ this city, but later running on the
Santa Ee out Of Winslow, Arizona,
I has nearly recovered from an injury
received some months ago, and has
moved with his family TO Denver.
". E Anderson now has the rank Of
master mechanic. The grade was ad-
| Council Bluffs, Is the new general fore
man IN the place Of Bert Brant resign
/ ed lately.
Curt Willis, who has been working
! on the Leonard brick, has moved his
! family here from Burr Oak, Kan, and
/ occupies the Mrs. BlOdgett house on
East llth street.
il. knight, register Of deeds elect
] hae II =
/ the northeast part Of town preparatory
/ 10 taking his Office the fore part Of
January. Mr.. Seley's folks now live on
the HOgebOOm ranch.
! Peter DOerfer left Wednesday night
for Denver and viii 90 TO Georgetown.
De had letter from George TeRgarden
/ saying that he had cancer cure and
/ n Mr.. DOerfer would come up be would
treat him without cost.
N George Bradley, W. R Stone and
Dick Powers returned Wednesday
( from Kansas City. They took down
two car loads Of horses and sold one
IN Kansas City and one in Saline
N county, No, at Marshall.
Alfred johnson, Of Griswold, Ia, ar
\ rived IN GOOdland Wednesday morn
ing David V. johnson and Oscar G.
johnson, of LambOrn, Kan, are his
sons. He reports the weather in Iowa
colder than here and about u inches
Of snow.
Hoyt Andrews returned Sunday
morning from Tecumseh, Neb. where
be went to attend the funeral of his
mother. He reports that the storm
there began with rain and turned "a
snow, the fall being much heavier
there than here
Rev. Anderson held divine service.
4 10 the Episcopal chapel last Sunday
morning and evening. He Is mission
{ airy dean Of Saliua and had held Il
4 consecutive services IN one week Hs
left Monday morning on the hack FOL
4 St Francis 20 look after church mat
( ters there.
Dan King returned Saturday from
the state Of Washington where III
went some months ago. he report
that there are plenty Of good localitie
Z but that desirable property demands
4 large price and the poorer ones b
would not have. So he came back 4
4 Sherman county.
Hickman and Thomas got HON
from the season Of grading operation
z last week. They purchased tire
more quarters Of land adjoining thei
a ranch on the Beaver, WEDNESDAY
LAAEN A4-lH AAaaHE AiEeAtEG III &C AAA A04
sections They have about 20 team
y OF young mules TO break in this wiz
n ter They are much pleased with thei
location and viii improve their ranc
and put m large acreage Of slfslf
next spring O. L Calvert has don
d their land transactions
L Thorseu returned Wednesda
morning from q trip 20 Denver, Colo
= RADIO Springs, Pueblo, La Junta, an
= Rocky Ford. he reports the beet il
dustry at the latter place simply in
mense aud the railroads hardly adj
70 handle the train loads OF beets s
that In some places bests are piled q
s in the fields yet The factory az Rock
Ford IS taxed to its utmost cspaclt
and turns out two car loads OF suRs
daily. The towns Of Rocky Ford al
La Junta have made q rapid growth
a few years and the Arkansas valley
booming.
Died on the Train-
airs. Nary Kellogg, wife Of Harr
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