The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-10-10
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wagon
J. P. Cullen made a trip to Kansas
I City this week
The drain across the street BY the
| Millisack corner has been renewed
Coy. ". E. Stanley viii speak at the
! court house Thursday October q
7. P. Leonard returned Tuesday
morning from q business trip to Nor
ton.
Since the arrival Of ~ScoitieH At Dad
Auer's the card games have been dis
banded
Machinist LsCount is now operating
the big lathe since the departure Of
Mr.. Mulligan.
Maehinist A. II. Kidd has resigned
and viii leave this week for AlmagOr-
do, New Mexico.
W. T. McCue, Of Norton, auditor for
the Foster Lumber company, was in
GOOdland Wednesday.
The Kunz Bros meat market has
been neatly papered and presents an
attractive appearance
Brakeman Lindsay had two 6nge IS
taken on while coupling the cabOOs e
on No. Tuesday night
Rev. J. Q. Anderson viii be in the
city to hold regular services Sunday
at the Episcopal church
HOyt Andrews was absent this week
at Topeka and also made q trip to Ne
oraska to see his aged mother.
Mrs. E Q. Wiley left Monday night
for visit Of a couple or three weeks
with her relatives at Phillipsburg.
Mrs. E F. Murphy and Mrs. A. E.
Barnett, delegates, returned Saturday
from the temperance convention at
Logan.
L r. McClelland, son of George Nc
Clelland, left Saturday, for Salina,
Kan, to attend the Shelton school Of
telegraphy.
Durham, the photographer, has sold
out to Q. 5. Reno, Of Atwood, Kan,
Mr.. Reno Is a photographer OF many
years standing.
Z. d. Pardy, the blacksmith at the
shop, and machinist "Red" went duck
hunting Sunday and retUrened with
seven fat ducks.
Henry Chinberg aud Miss Yoke,
both Of Wallace county, were married
Thursday October ?, at the residence
Of the brides parents.
George Smith, machinist, is now liv-
ing IN the Pickenpaugh residence and
Is contemplating giving lawn social
for his shOpmates-
2. II. Marion, Of Davenport, Ia. was
IN GOOdland Wednesday. He is an
old railroad man and worked for years
for the Rock Island.
Mr.. Hardy, the blacksmith, is now
settled IN his new home and invites all
Of his fellow wOrkmen, except machin-
lists, for an evenings pleasure.
CT. Weber's new residence will be
painted terra Gotta with appropriate
trimmings. Engineer Pickenpaugh
Will occupy 1t when completed
L. Z. Murphy was R Hartley's attor-
ney IN the land case Dewey rs. Hart
ley, which was tried before the land
department at Colby last week.
The wife and son of Frank Pizel,
who lives in the extreme northeast
part Of the county, y miles from
GOOdland, are sick with typhoid fever.
IT. Coleman, Of Elliot, Ia, ana
Mrs. i. B. Millner, Of Virginia, Ill, ar
rived In GOOdland Tuesday and are
visiting with their brother, ". Cole
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hogeboon left
this week for Kansas City where Mrs.
HOgebOOm will receive medical treat
ment. They expect to be gone about
a month.
Fireman Lew Brinker returned
Wednesday morning from ChattanOO-
"a, Tenn, where be went as a dele
gate TO the national convention Of the
b. Of l. +.
a L Cullens has bought the house
on the Kunz Bros farm recently pur-
chased Of c. II. Lee and will move il
to a central location for a residence
property.
IF. Morse, brother Of Mrs. Wiley
and Mrs. Gulick, stopped of here
Sunday on his way to Colorado
Springs. He is president Of the Phil
fps County bank.
William I. Custer, Of Chicago, is q
new dry goods clerk in Millisack's
store. he formerly worked for Car
son, Pirie, Scott & Co., a Chicago
wholesale house.
Il B. Ward brought in q load OF po-
tatOes Wednesday raised in Sherman
county. They we're good size and
smooth. Mr.. Wari succeeded IN rails
ing 81 bushels to the acre This is
good for this season
Mrs. Della Bittel, Grand Matron Of
the order Of the Eastern Star, will pay
ter on Monday evening the 18th. Mrs.
Bittel is from Marysville, Kan
MachiDist Apprentice H g. Stapp
met with an accident Tuesday fore
noon. he got a steel chip in his eye
I and Dr. f. H. Smith removed the for
eign substance aud he will soon be At
I work again.
The city council decided at a recent
meeting TO have the opera house re-
! shiDgled IS IL wss needing II badly.
| Wallace Filler and son have the con
tract and ". r HarrOn is also work
/ ing on the jO0-
John Arendt conducts a neat aud
clean confectionery stand at the
/ door between the meat marksts. he
I bought the business Of b. u. Coffin
about three weeks ago aud Is doing q
Z nice business
BOilermaker Hottie, who came here
I from Denver last Friday and went %
work in the shops, bad the middle
\ finger Of his left hand mashed Monday
Y forenoon and in consequence Is laying
Of. he is doing well and viii soon be
I at work again
/ Section Foreman J. NJ Rice, wife
I and two boys left last week for Tudi-
ana At Elkhart, Ind, one OF the
( boys, Evan Rice, had his leg broken