The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-01-30

l0lr I'LL
Earl Arnold, Of Denver, s-e1. q fAE
days in GOOdlsnd this week
A Raymond Whitoomb excursion 1
passed through here Tuesday enrouse |
west.
Albert, son Of A. B. Garfield, station
agent, has been quite sick with pneu- /
monia-
An. Farley. Of seIden, father Of H. /
D. Farley, Rock Island conductor, is /
in town.
A. Swan, Of Kanorado. who has been
sick for shout two months, is able to
be around.
LATE Smalley, living seven miles
southeast Of town, has been quite sick
the past week.
Engine so arrived here from Horton
recently, and when repaired win 90 on
the Pueblo run
Work wanted; am not afraid of man
ual labor--H. 5 Runnells, enquire at
Hotel IngersOn
Mrs. Parvis, mother of ". ]. Purvis,
/ Of the GOOdland shops, has gone to
/ Nebraska for visit.
i. F. Murphy is having the front Of
his Office reprinted where 1t was bIist-
| cred by the recent fire.
] u u 4aMAALUu AEAE nlEuL
/ for Kansas City, No, where be VIII re-
ceive treatment for his eyes
J. A. Wright, publisher Of the Leb-
| anon Journal, and also a real estate
| agent, was In GOOdland Sunday.
Fireman George Sherman, who for
some time has been on the Pueblo
run, is now running out Of GoOdland-
A.P. Tone Wilson, ST., OF Brewster,
] I'M -n~rfNurH MTnnHaw m q r-fufH 70
his sons, Asher and Chalkley Wilson.
DR.. F. b. Smith, representative from
! Sherman county, has an assignment
on the committee on hygiene aud pub
/ lie health.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. +. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Q. ". MillIsack returned
from trip to Topeka and Kansas City
| Saturday morning.
An electric light has been installed
at the shops and will shed its brilliant
rays along the ranks Of machines on
the west side Of the shop.
". H. Stone returned Friday morn
ing from St Joseph where he went
with a load Of stock cattle He re-
/ ports the market only fair.
Mrs. A. D. Stewart left Thursday
night for Boulder, Colo, being called
there by the illness Of relatives. She
viii be gone about ten days
Engines 1875, 1877 and 1853 are in the
/ shops for thorough overhaul Engine
/ 9O7, whieh has been in the shops IN
dergoing repair, went out Monday
A load of pressed hay was brought
( in from the Beedy ranch, in the south
| east part Of Cheyenne county, Wed
nesday. 1t was bought by W. Coleman.
". y. Rowe. who has been i'll for
some time, left Saturday night for
Excelsior Springs, Mo, to try the heal
ing virtues Of the mineral waters there.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. L Marsh, of Globe
/ vile, Colo, arrived 10 town Tuesday,
aud will make GoOdland their home
temporarily. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh for
merly lived near LaBlanche-
William Jupe Is around again after
| the shaking up be received IN the run
! away last week. He had two ribs
/ broken. and THINKS it will Be a couple
Of weeks before he can go to work
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. MeGregOr, OF K4iis-
pell, Mont, are here visiting relatives.
Mrs McGregor was formerly Mrs. Nal
lock, aud l. visiting her sou, VIII Mai
lock, and the family Of d. Q. Derby.
/ Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ernst left Tues
day for Topeka where Mr. Ernst will
attend the COnsistOry which cOnvenes
January .. Mrs Ernst and children
will then 60 TO Clinton, No, TO visit
her parents
| Postmaster Stevens has installed the
/ Presley pOstOffice fixtures as a temper
airy make shift. Presley pOstofiice was
/ discontinue several years ago, and
the fixtures have not been in use
since.
| Ed Schafenberg, of Kansas City,
representing the Western Sash and
l Door company, was in GOOdland Sat
urday soliciting trade for the new
buildings soon to be erected, replacing
those destroyed by fire.
! Q. 7. Rule arrived at KanOradO from
Caldwell, Kan, Saturday. He came to
1 GOOdland Tuesday, coming here on 3
business trip and TO renew old &C
qUaintances. He is in the elevator and
grain business at Caldwell, Kan.
A. L Cullins slipped and fell on the
ikes Of the railing around the depot
! lawn last Friday and seriously injured
; the palm Of his right hand. Two of the
spikes penetrated the thick part of
the palm Of his hand about an inch.
". W. Mcclellan, father Of Engineer
Mcclellan, was in GOOdlsnd Sunday
; visiting with his son. He stopped over
= here on his return from the east TO
l Oury the body OF MS WlIes VINO dleQ IN
Denver January 4. She was buried at
Schenectady, y. y.
Mrs. g. E. Harvey takes this means
, and desires to thank her friends and
= customers for their support while she
was in BUSINESS, aud Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey express their appreciation Of
the kind treatment and material as
. sistance in their misfortune.
/ The town of GOodland had a disas
: trOus fire on the 9Th, burning out an
entire business block. Horton people
will regret to learn that Mrs j. h Hsr-
vey, formerly of Horton, lost her en-
/. tire stock Of goods, valued at from 5000
= to Il, 900, ann did not have cent OF
iinsurance.-HOrtOn Commercial
Gust Strand this week hauled rock
from the wheat pit Of the old Weber
; elevator site to the Dawson block,
, where il will be used for foundations
, When Weber built his elevator be
shipped 10 seven carloads Of white
lime stone and now it is again being
: put TO good use
--r--------E-----r<-s-