The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-11-14

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Trainmaster Boyle is convalescing
rapidly and viii soon be about again.
Two dozen Plymouth Rock chickens
for sale. Inquire at The Republic
Office.
A light snow fell Wednesday night,
but IL disappeared before noon the
next day.
J. Leslie Warren, of Colorodo
Springs, was in GOOdland on business
Thursday.
C.E- Gillespie, accident insurance
agent, OF Topeka, was in GOOdland
Wednesday.
Conductor Aurand is here doing the
work Of trainmaster during the illness
OF John Boyle.
The Candy boarding and rooming
house has a new addition 16xl6 and
two stories high.
Engine so, of the Limon-Denver
runs was down to GOOdland Wednes-
day for light repairs.
The timer, Freeman, and wife, have
8 child sick with pneumonia. The
babe is six months old.
William HsrgraVes aud wife are re.
joicinR over the advent Of ten pound
girl born November 10.
Engineer Oakford has built an addi-
ton on the rear Of his house which
will be used as kitchen.
U. Richardson, Of Oakley, Kansas,
was in GOOdlaud Thursday on business
with the register Of deeds.
Camille Jupe has a new two horse
express and delivery wagon on which
he drives pair of iron grey colts.
Mr.. KimmeI will quit delivering
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the reason Is, slack Of patronage"
Will Chambers, who WIS night car
inspector, has got a job as brakeman.
Jimmy Blodgett takes his place.
It is expected that all the churches
will unite in the Sunday evening ser
vices. Come and bring your friends
Otto Auer, of Smith Center, was in
GOOdland Monday. Everybody is glad
to welcome him on his visit to his old
home.
W. D. BEEN took three cars Of stock
to Kansas City last week aud on Thurs
day took car of feeders to Republic
county.
Mrs. Sarah A Wileman, of Good
land, was married to Charles ". Wal
lace, Of Sharon Springs, Mon lay. Rev.
Miller OfHciated.
streets for the first time in two weeks.
He was laid up with a threatened at
tack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. W. A. Bonnie, formerly of Good
land, has been chosen a member Of the
Colorado Springs Music club, the most
popular club in the city.
Someone left an ovsrcoat at my
Office lately. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
for this notice. Nj. ROBINSON.
Rev. II. J. Lorenz, of Norton, form
erly of Cheyenne and Sherman coun-
ties, was in GOOdland Monday. He is
now pastor Of the Methodist church at
Norton.
EvangeIistie Temperance Meetings.
Prof. A. D. Wilcox will conduct q
series Of temperance meetings at the
Christian church beginning Sunday
evening November Is.
Maehsnist Charley Short resigned
his position with the Rock Island and
left Saturday for Colorado Springs to
visit his people. He may 90 to the Pa
ci6c coast to work at his trade.
Agent Garfield received notice from
the freight department that business
over the Rock Island had only fairly
begun. The road has secured a gov
eminent contract, according to q late
report.
Rhodes Allen, the medicine man, ar
rived in GnOdland Thursday noon. He
is an old timer and formerly lived near
Edison. He is the father-in-Iaw of O.
L Calvrrt.
G. F. Wayne, of Parachute, Colo, ar.
rived in GOOdIsnd Saturday with his
family. tie formerly lived here and
will stay some time on visit with his
Wtfe's people, James Lamb and family
G.G. Guthrie shipped 50 head OF
calves and % head of cows to Kansas
City Wednesday He drove 40 head
OF steers to Norton county. He has
cleaned up all his stock Of cattle in
Sherman county.
The brick hotel has received some
substantial repairs. Two large vesti-
bules and storm doors have been built
A side door to the main stairway has
been put in and the Office and dining
room have been newly papered.
The Goodland orchestra will give q
ball at the opera house THANKSGIVING
night. November q. The orchestrs
will make a special effort To give good
music wbish Is the chief essential TO-
ward making dance enj lyable.
new SWitCQ mas DSeu put In near
the freight house TO hold two diners
and TO ObEiate the necessity of switch
ing the train back to pick up the extra
car. This Improvement viii also re-
lease siding through the whole length
OF the yard.
Engineer P X. Ryan is at Bucklin
California in the employ of the South
cru Pacific railway. He is running q
Spusher" over the mountains. Eugin.
eer Mcclellan recently received a let
ter form him from which this news
item was gathered.
The Home Comfort steel range waR.
on was in GOOdlaRd Thursday. The
salesman reports that they have a sub
agent and seven teams working out OF
Colby. It is a st. Louis firm and il
has 100 teams working in the United
States and $50 IN Old Mexico.
Conductor Taylor aud Brakeman
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