The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-12-05

Ben Cansga left Monday night for
Boulder, Colo.
Mrs. Arthur Ratclif entertained the
Inter Sese club last night.
Machinist Purvis spent Sunday in
Cripple Greek and Denver
Mrs. 7. Baldwin entertained a small
party of ladies at her rooms in the de
pot hotel Tuesday afternoon.
Engine J23 fitted with wedge pillow
went out on the road Wednesday. En-
gineer JEFF Powers Is IN charge.
Machinist Wilson laid of Wednes-
day 10 visit with his friend Ten Eyck
who had quit aud was going to leave
Mrs. G +. Baldwin and children re-
turned the first of the week from Den
yer where they spent Thanksgiving
with relatives
L S. Levitt, the Colby merchant who
dealt in lumber, coal and merchandise
has sold out to the Colby Mercantile
Co This means that prices will 90
up.
All the engines coming into the
round house Wednesday showed the
effects tOf their battle with the storm
They we're completely coated with ice
aud snow.
Tuesday. He will take a trip to Den
yer and return via OsawatOmie Kan,
to Valley Junction, Iowa The climate
here did not agree with him.
Macbinist Carver quit the shops here
Tuesday He will 90 to San Bernar-
dino, California. The climate here did
not agree with him and he viii seek
employment on the Pacific slope.
Brakeman J. A Young, who left here
in October and went to work on the
Colorado Midland, was hurt In a wreck
and died In the st. Francis hospital at
Colorado Springs recently. This IS
the current report here.
The steam heater on the mail car Of
passenger No. g blew up Saturday
night while the train was stopping at
Limon. The explosion blew a hole
through the top Of the car and could
be heard a mile away
DR.. F. II. Smith went 70 Topeka last
| Thursday night aud returned WedDes-
/ day morning He reports the senator
| ial contest as very hot. Each man in
the field not only had his knife up his
| sleeve but now has the knife out.
Engineer Ed Mason received an in
I Jury FRIDAY afternoon while the engine
/ was taking coal at the chute. he was
Oiling the engine when a big lump Of
| coal rolled down and striking him on
/ the head knocked him insensible- DR..
/ Gulick sewed up the cash.
d. 7. Osborne and wife, OF Oberlin,
L Kan, were here on a visit Thanksgiv-
ing day aud visited several days With
/ DR.. Farrow and wife. Mrs. Osborne Is
a daughter Of DR.. and Mrs FarrOw-
\ They had two children with them and
] 10 80 q
parents
". L Fletcher, Of Rifle, Colo, with
( three car loads Of cattle. aud N ".
/ Beamer, Of La Vida. Colo, with a
mixed load Of cattle and horses. and
John Bennett, OF Lenors, Kan, were
side tracked here Wednesday waiting
for a train TO pull them to their destin-
alton
in. Roberts Of Fairbury, Neb-, repre-
[ ssntinR Councilman & Co. who owns
the elevator here was IN GOOdlaud this
week He took out the i've horse pow
er gas engine and iDstalled q tbTes
and one half horse power Dsmpster
The Otto gas engine viii be installed
down the road IN the corn belt.
Blacksmith Harding, Who enjoys q
good joke and often gets up a Josh
on the boys. which they try 20 recipro-
cate, recently sweat under the re
port Of an antelope HINT He got even
Some conductor had flung out an elh
head from a weigh car The head had
been damaged. IL had been set up
by W H HanfOrd, taXidermist o.
Denver. Harding hung the critter uI
out on the iron rack back OF the black
smith shop When the boys came il
70 Josh him about the HINT woulC
say: aGet any sBtel0PeG Yes If yol
don't believe IL come out here Their
be would take them out aud shog
: them the elk head is that an ante
lops headg" Yes -DIdn't know an
: telOpe Eere 50 big" Sure thiag- Tha
is one Of the antelope 4 killed Seeg
Some OF the boys tumbled.