The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-09-18
TOLD IN A LINE.

L L. Ernst has returned frOma trip
to Chicago.
Three engines are in the shops for q
thorough overhaul
Claude Van Hook sold his dray out
fit 10 Fred VOgle Monday.
Mrs. Q. b. Albrecht has returned
from a months visit in DentOnvale,
Kan.
Mrs. E. J. Dawson and Mrs. R P.
Powers attended the street fair at
OberlIn.
". S. Smalley, of Washington Cent
er, No, was here on a visit 70 his par
ents Saturday.
The WOman's Relief Corps viii serve
regular dinner at Mrs Winsel1's
next Saturday, September 10.
L h. Arensberg, Of the ArensberR &
Cullen drug store, returned Tuesday
from a vacation in AtchisOn, Kan
School will commence in district No.
~, IN the Goodrich neighborhoOd, Sep
TENDER .. Ray Shirley will be the
teacher.
Engine 523 while backing into the
round house sidiugs caught on guard
rail Of the switch and tore her pilot
loose.
E T. Winsel bought Jasper Pyles'
house Wednesday. Pyles has moved
on q ranch IN the south part Of the
county.
Three car loads Of sheep were IN
loaded here to feed, Monday night.
They we're billed from a Colorado
point to Chicago.
J. A. Allison, P. z. Moss, Ed Ausell
nd al 81 In
Kan, we're here last Friday and Sstur-
day looking over the county.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Miller, Of Sa-
lius, Kan, are new residents here. Mr..
Miller is an employe Of the boiler
makers department Of the shops.
Attorney ". S. WilIcoxon, Of Colby,
business. Mr.. WillcOxon is one OF the
/ best lawyers in northwestern Kansas
and pleasant gentleman to meet.
Fred Barnett, who has been a part
| of the force at the Millisack store, quit
/ Monday night, as his school, which he
I has contracted TO teach in the Cald-
we'll neighborhOOd, begins next Mon
day.
II. 7. Tagtmeyer bought q corn
/ harvester Of the Coleman hardware
store Monday This sort of a machine
L
/ is a new thing in this county. Witten
/ Townsend bought one of William
/ Walker last week and Newt Hall has
engaged one Of Walker. They cut and
/ bind the corn.
The north aud south mines Of the town
/ played a game Of ball Monday, the score
/ standing 10 to 3 IN favor Of Of the north
nine. The boys are enthusiastic and
hard working base ball Players and
when they sTe older viii make good ma
/ terisl for the representative team.
o. P. ListOn, Of Beatrice, Neb., for.
merly station agent here, has pur-
! chased the two lots between Fred
! Books place and Ed Blodgettis place
/ on the boulevard and will build four
| room house Of one ten-fOOt story. Wal
/ lace Filler has the contract for the
/ construction
The storm that swept over Wiscon
/ sin, Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana Saturday serving up from six
/ inches to two feet Of snow IN different
! places, besides big rains, doing much
/ damage to grain in field and shock
/ frisked its tail across western Kansas
/ Sunday, bringing plenty Of coli and
| less moisture.
George ". Edwards returned from
l Columbus, Kan, Friday and went out
/ to his home in Voltaire township 10
| the afternoon He has completely re
/ covered from his attack Of hay fever
l Mr.. Edwards took a trip into Texas
\ from Columbus and was much taken
I with the agricultural lands Of the
/ Lone Star stste.
Mr.. and Mrs c. 81. Millissck return
ed Friday morning from 80 days trip
I to eastern points. They visited New
\ YOrd City, went out TO COney Island
/ beach and up the Hudson as far rs
\ Newburg. They spent q few days in
| Philadelphia, taking in the sights, es
/ pecislly the "Old State House" and
I the Wanamsker store. They took in
Y Washington, the capital Of the nation,
and saw the sights, stopped over 10
( Chicago and Kansas City and visited
relatives in Illinois and Iowa.