The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Wilson E.. bare the southeast 2

Wilson Bros. have the southeast . 6
Al for sale.
Harry N. Fike, OF Colby, was in
GOOdland Tuesday.
There was q dance at the opera house
Thursday night.
Thursday Was pay day for the Rock
Island employees
R D. Mason, Of Lawrence, Kan, was
in GOOdland Tuesd az.
Charley Gregory, the new fireman, is
running on the extra list
Wilson Bros sold the southeast % g.
80, southwest SO 80 this week.
Curtis Harper, a new fireman, is now
running extra out OF GOOdland.
Fireman Bush, according to report,
viii be promoted to an engineer soon.
Fireman Baker is taking q layof to
visit friends at Colorado Springs.
Second hand organ for sale or trade.
A bargain. Mrs. A d. STEWART.
a. X. Abbott, Of Falrbury, Neb., is
the new superintendent IN the place
Of f. G. Smith.
H. ". Stewart returned Wednesday
from a weeks visit 70 Salina and ad
joining points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Of Nor
ton, we're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Bower this week.
Travelling Engineer Hathaway ar
rived here from Harrington, Kan,
Wednesday morning.
The Walker Bros, Of Earlham, Ia,
shipped three carloads Of stock to Iowa
Friday OF last week.
Fireman Tim Foley, Of the LimOn-
Denver run has taken a run out Of
GOOdlaud with Engineer Mason.
Wilson Bros. report the sale Of the
Baker ranch on the Beaver, also the
store to an eastern Kansas party.
Born to Prof. Mccormick and wife
9 daughter, Saturday, September l3.
They have named the baby Dorothy.
Conductor Ed Wilson has removed
TO Garrett, Kan He has quit railroad
ing and gone into business at Garrett.
Lineman j. N. jewell has 3 big job
on his hands. de has 70 place cross
bars on ali telegraph poles from Phil
ipsburg, Kan, to Burlington, Colo.
William Walsh, the erst while
freight hustler, has returned to PalcO,
Kan. We shall miss the fair-haired
man Of melOdiOus voice.
7 Louis Alley, Of Rifle, Colo, and Z. ..
Lloyd, of Meeker, Colo, were IN Good
lasd tuesday. They were cattle men
in charge OF stock trains.
Q. S. GilIispie, Of Topeka, Kan, rep
resenting the Standard Accident Iu-
surauCe company, Of Detroit, Mich,
was in GOOdland this week.
Brakeman J. Q. Rundell left Thurs
day night for Kansas City, to work in
the employ Of the Armour Packing
company, as electric engineer.
Operator ". II. McCracken has re-
signed to take a position with the
Union Pacific railway, and has been re-
lieved by E E Carter, Of Chicago.
Mrs. Morris Is having a leanto kitch-
en- Sx1O put on her residence. ". R.
Heron and Thomas Butt are doing
the job. Fireman Bush resides in the
house.
Fireman BrewingtOn is a new man
from the B. & NJ, at McCOOk, Neb. He
will take the switch engine at Roswell,
relieving Eric Erickson, who will fire
on the main line.
Q. N. Millisack returned from a trip
to Chicago Wednesday morning,
where he has been buying goods. He
was gone over q week and visited two
days with his people in Iowa
William Garden and wife, of Win
field, Iowa, were in GOOdiand Wednes-
day. Mr. Garden is a member of the
legislature from Henry county, Iowa,
and was here looking after his real
estate interests.
G. F. Webster is building a three
room house on the Boulevard, Just
north Of John Chambers house. He
is using the lumber from the elevator
recently taken down, and be may
build four small houses to rent.
There will be q public sale at A. P
Wilson's ranch on section 9-7-36,
Thomas county, on Monday Sept. %,
1902, at which he will sell $50 head Of
young cattle. Further particulars will
appear in next weeks issue Of this pa
per.
James Anderson, Of the Anderson
and Carter ranch, is seriously i'll &C the
| Kellogg rooming house, of stomach
| trouble. His people were telegraphed
and a young man, a relative, came out,
Wednesday evening, to take care of
/ him.
The largest stock train that ever
| passed over the line from LimOu to
I GOOdland came into GOOdlaud
Wednesday morning. The train was
! in charge Of Conductor Farley and
! was conn posed of 80 double decked cars
| loaded with sheep billed to Chicago.
The Heron restaurant, during the
reunion, served on an average 2OO
/ meals daily. This speaks we'll for the
/ popularity Of the restaurant This
| notice should have gone In last week
/ but was In some way overlooked. for
which omission The Republic apollo
/ gizes.
J. ~. Ovens. OF ChadroD, Neb-. rep
/ reseuting the New York West Olsen
/ fectiuE company, for the dipping of
/ cattle was in GoOdland Saturday. He
came over from ST Francis. This pro
cess and remedy is for the cure of
the Texas itch and the determination
OF lice. etc.
". S Coleman, returned from his
I trip to Topeka Tuesday morning. de
I went as delegate to the state cOnven-
ton Of the Christian church, held at
| Topeka last week He attended the
state fair one day and stopped over at
/ Clay Center one day on the return
trip. He reports q fine time
i Swan Nelson had two or three ribs
broken, on the right side, Monday.
while unloading wheat at the Council