The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-10-31
TOLD IN AUlNE.

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Clarence Neville is now working as
/ night caller at the depot.
Mort Justice has been appointed
yard master at Bucklin, Tex
S. E, Powell, Of OberIin, Kan, bar
/ Der, was in GOOdland Monday.
Mrs. ". Z. Anderson went to Pueblo
Saturday for q two weeks visit there.
Machinist Sam Bragg resigned his
position with the Rock Island Thurs
day.
Jay Casebeer returned Friday morn.
ing from a visit to relatives at Butler
Ind.
Fireman Frank Rintzler returned
/ Friday morning with his wife. He was
resently married at Moberly No.
Machinist aRed Wilson, the motion
man got back from q trip TO Denver
Sunday morning.
George Finley, formerly Of Topeka,
/ but later Of Salt Lake City, is nov
working at the forge with Blacksmith
Hardy.
Foreman J. 7. Farmhouse is rapidly
improving from his recent sick spell
De has gone back to work In the ma
chine shops.
Arthur Connolly returned Thursday
morning from WatertOEn, South
Dakota, where he had been visiting an
older brother.
Mrs. B. f. Brown, Freda and Frank
lie left last Friday morning for Waco.
Texas, where they will spend q month
visiting relatives.
Mrs. o. ". Pierce, wife Of Boiler
maker Pierce, returned Sunday morn
ing from Cape Cod Mass. She also
stopped at Omaha, Neb.
". Stephens will move his house
hold goods to Pueblo next week, where
be will live. His passenger run is from
Pueblo to Phillipsburg.
L. E. Smith, of Denver, is new ma
chinist at the shops. He will soon
move his wife and family here and
make this his future home.
Breakman Frank Gum is keepiup
house in Engineer A. d. Ebert's resi-
dence- Mr.. Ebert and wife have gone
on a vacation to visit friends in Miss
Ouri.
l. L. Ernst, John Pack and II. II.
Barsby returned Saturday morning
from Topeka, where they went to at
tend the COnsistOry Of the Scottish
Rite MasOns.
Mrs. J. B. Penn arrived in Goodland
Saturday morning on a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Lee. She reports liking the
Oklahoma Country very much. She
will remain here only about week.
The c. H. Lee house that was pur-
chased by A l. Cullens, has been
moved on a lot west Of the billiard
hall and will be fitted up for a dwell
Ing for Mrs. Cullens, the mother of the
boys.
c. A. Lindsey, of Topeka, Kan, was
in GOOdland Saturday and Sunday.
/ He claimed to represent the Fedora
| ton Of labor. He was around town
with DR.. Candy calling on friends and
seeing" the boys.
The five-yesr-old son Of Mr.. Poland
boss Of the coal chute, was hooked by q
COW under the left arm. the sxiIla
Tuesday evening. The boy was in the
yard at milking time when the COW in
fiicted the wound.
T. B. O'Dell went to Topeka las.
week to visit Mr. Dustin aud to look
/ up location. he has purchased &
place not far from Topeka, and viii
| probably move there In the near future
/ de sold out his place four miles north
east or town about year ago.
The following are new conductors
on the road here: Nose Clnmpet
l Clark HOdgkinson and Walter Hunt
who have regular cars J. ". Dodds
/ ". II. Sessions, Q. ID. Mcdonald. J. W
I Dayton. J. W. Mckinney aud G. ID
/ Dickinson are on the extra list
Engineer JEFF Powers and Fireman
I VI. Y. Ryan on engine 1869 made an
| extra good run on 81 freight from
/ Phillipsburg TO GOOiland wednesday
night The actual running time was
I four hours and A. minutes, whereas the
schedule time Is six hours and =
minutes
Train master Boyle Is down with
I typhoid fever and l. very sick He had
I been complaining aud vas sick a couple
| of days az the Springs. He came back
10 GoOdiand LAST Friday morning and
\ has been confined 20 has room eT-I
since. He is getting along as vel
I as could be expected
/ Herman StaIgren. the u year old son
Of William Stalgren. who lives i've
miles north Of GoOdland was thrown
\ from a horse last Tuesday and tadly
I bruised and scratched. He was
\ dragged some distance and the skin
vas abraided from the side
/ Arthur Rhoads. who formerly resid
| ed here, and who Is Row agent ~ Esols
Y Minnesota. on the Minneapolis aud
u St. Louis railroad. was married 20 Miss
/ Tillie krusp, Of Alpha, Jackson county
\ MinesOtta, on "Wednesday October -
\ 1902 The groom l. a cousin OF Walter
I Warmer who was iuvitad 10 the we'd
ding