The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-10-24
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G. G. Guthrie, Of Norton, was in
Goodland Friday.
The railroad yards at the depot are
pretty we'll cleared up.
Wilson Bros sold the northeast OF
2l-9 A this week
Will HOgebOOm is working in the oil
department at the depot.
A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs Albert
Reed Sunday, October 10.
Frank Van DOren, Of Bird City, was
over to GOOdland Monday.
Fireman Jack Weir was up for ex-
animation for engineer Tuesday
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
J. ". VOgan Monday, October 13.
The Wilson brothers, attorneys at
law, have 3 new safe IN their law Office.
The family Of H. E. Gefries, Of Rock
Island, Ii, arrived here last Saturday.
Captain J. H. TAFT has finished paint
ing his residence IN the north part of
town.
Engine 1878, the old 500, went ont of
the shops this week after a general
overhaul
IF. Barnhous, the new shop fore
man, Is steadily improving and viii be
out soon
HOyt Andrews returned Monday
from his trip TO Topeks and points in
Nebraska.
Nell Warner, the Continental cream
cry man, was here Tuesday inspecting
the station
Brakeman Tickle spent a few days
with his aunt at Belleville. He returned
on Monday.
Blacksmith Jameson left for Denver
Monday. Blacksmith's helper, Snyder
takes the forge.
Al Thompson, of Denver, is a new
fireman here. He formerly worked on
the Union Pacific.
Fireman Pat Heating took a three
days layOh for a trip to Norton He
came back Tuesday.
Rev. J. G. Anderson viii hold serv-
/ ices at the Episcopal church Sunday
morning aud evening.
Engineer Charles Sherman was sent
I to Roswell Monday TO do the extra
work out of that station.
l. 2. Crawford went to Kansas City
Sunday morning with car OF cattle
for the Kansas City market.
Machinist apprentice Fatty Stapp
has resigned aud taken position OF
running a thTeshiug machine.
Brakeman A. B. Whitney left Satur-
I day night for al outing near Falcon,
Colo. he has had symptoms of ap
I pendicItiS.
Lie. Willis, Of Burr Oak, Kan, but
| formerly OF this county, Is helping Mr.
/ PedicOrd at the carpenter work on the
Leonard building
T. P Crawford shipped a car load OF
stock to Missouri Saturday. he went
WItn the shipment aud viii be absent
week or ten days
Ed Taylor says it was a big mistake.
l He went to church with his landlsdy,
who Is one Of the excellent Of the earth
and is still yOnng.
VIM. Walsh is back in his old place
at the freight house. He was at Colby
at work but was sick 10 days. On his
I recovery he was ordered here
"Skatum" had something out Of
| whack with his tank 50 Engineer Paul
Mcbride pulled No. Al wednesday
night and Lon took out one OF the CTS
". L Thompson, Of St Paul, Neb.,
I but formerly in the banking business
at VOltaire, and later in the mercantile
/ business at Brewster, was IN GOOdlsnd,
/ Monday
/ Fred Nytlas has bought anOthe
quarter Of land Of his brother, Louis
/ Vytlas. Il is the northwest Of section
/ 90 40. If Fred gets on alittle farther
I be will be millionaire
Mr.. aud Mrs. Winseu took charge Of
I the Heron restaurant last Saturday.
I Sir. and Mrs. Heron have moved TO
rooms IN the Sharp building in rear Of
DR.. Harvey's dental Office
G. h Lee and wife viii soon remove
| to Kansas City, No. They expect TO re-
side IN Kansas City permensntly- Mr.
/ Lee viii 60 into business there as be
has disposed OF his property here.
/ Governor Stanley came in on No 9
1 wednesday morning and went to St.
I Francis where be was billed to speak
He returned in time for the speaking
here
A J. Davis returned from Leavsn-
worth last Friday where be vas sum
mOned as q jurEman for the federal
court. He was there about q week and
was taken sick and vas returned
home
It's reported that the -Red Men
Wm- Hansz, Joe Tickle. William Walch
I aud J0hny Wilson. win rent the Weber
residence as a roominE house and viii
be At home toIthsiE friends about No
vember L