The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-12-12
TOLD IN A LINE.

Tom Clarkson is new boliermsker
helper
Fireman H. E. Jeffries is on the Den
yer run.
Jess Thorson is caller now. He is
on the night shift
W. A. Anterior is a new fireman
from LimOn, Colorado.
Jess Foley is the new boiler maker
at the round house at night.
Fireman Tim Foley was examined
for promotion to engineer Tuesday.
Cliff Zeigor, of Council Bluffs, Ia, is
q new machinist IN the shops here.
G. c. Young, Of the depot hotel is
quite sick and is confined to his room.
Johnny Crooks, OF Colby, is a new
machinist apprentice IN the shops
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bradshaw, Mr..
and Mrs J. T. Stevens ana M. T.
Griggs, all Of Wallace, we're the out Of
town members present at the Eastern
Star meeting and banquet Tuesday
evening.
The blacksmith and some Of the ma
chinists were out for good time Sun
day night
AIachinist George Mcclellan is the
new night foreman during the lines Of
George HOefier.
Z. E. Carter, the day operator, has
quit aud gone TO the Springs. BE left
Thursday morning.
Wv. DOoIy and George Bishop are
two new firemen from Denver. They
arrived here Saturday.
County Treasurer Warner is recOv-
ering from an attack Of the grip. He
was about on Tuesday.
No. 9 was four hours and . minutes
late Wednesday morning on account
Of a wreck on the Union Pacific
E. Badger, the night operator viii
take the place Of Z. L. Carter, who has
been transferred TO the Springs
T. ". Peters, son Of r. L. Peters, is
now in charge OF the Charles johnson
ranch, formerly the O'Deil ranch.
Mrs. ]. Livingston, wife of Machinist
/ Livingston, came from Denver Sun
day. They will make their home here.
/ Engineer Pat Brown in stepping from
/ his engine at PhiIlipsburg slipped and
fell into the ash pit hurting his leg
/ badly
! Sheriff Walker returned Saturday
from illinois, Iowa and Kansas City.
/ He sold eight carloads OF steers ID
Kansas City.
Mrs. Bruce Niles and two children
arrived IN GOOdland Friday from Den
yer. Mrs. Niles is the daughter Of
/ Mrs. N. J. Powell
The Rev. J. G. Anderson viii hold
services at the Episcopal church, Sun
day morning at IL o'clock aud evening
service at O'clock.
John Cunningham layed of two days
l. rrrrr "a
right eye The doctor prescribed a
'red top pOultice-7
Edward Hardy, the village black
smith, is having q great deal Of trouble
with boil on his forehead. The doc
tor thinks IL is brain boil.
]. P. Stewart arrived in Goodland
Monday night from Lansing, Mich.
He IS railroad man and an applicant
for 4 position here as fireman.
John Chambers moved his farm house
from three miles south Of town to q
lot on railroad row facing his resi-
dence. He will fit it up for renting.
The ladies aid society Of the NJ. E
church are serving dinner and lacking
comforts, during all day session, held
to day at the home Of Mrs. s. V. KEEL
logg.
Chaw O1Brien has turned out as q
corn doctor. He has been very sue
cessfuI in removing cOrns and has g
large number Of testimonials from pat
rOns. he relies entirely upon the
knife
Four extra fremen arrived here from
Pueblo Wednesday morning, seekiBs
employment They we're given passes
back to Pueblo, as they were not need
/ ed here
HOyt Andrews received a Telegram
Wednesday morning stating that hi
! mother was dead. he left on No. q
I for Tecumseb, Nebraska, to attend tn
funeral
Charley HestOu, son Of n r Heston
? was kicked on the cheek By g hors
! Tuesday forenoon cutting a cash fou
D inches long. Doctors Smith and Gul
lex sswsd up the wound
John Hamilton, Of Cisremont, Colo
was IN GOOdlsDd this week SIR. Ham
ilton was one OF the early settlers o
Thomas county and lived on q clair
: in Grant township
Er. George Finley, the blacksmith
went out on q hunt last week and los
I an oFercoat and q SIS mesrshaum pipe
Finder VIII please leave AZ A L. Gull
ms place and receive reward
1 Peter DOerfer returned Ssturda
from Kansas City where be vent 70
treatment for cancer His physician
told him II had progressed too far 6
expect benefit from an operation
4 TIE ladies' Of s. Psuis Guild VII
serve tea at the home Of Mrs. b
Z Brown Friday aftsrncou from three 6
i've oiCloCk- The Guild hopes Cor
L llberal patronage from she ladies' q
the city.