The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-10-09
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Arendt September 80.
The six-yesr-old little girl OF Al
hOOntz is sick with scarlet rash.
Miss Lille Marks left wednesday
afternoon for Iowa City, Ia, for visit
with relatives.
h. H. Wieduwitt, Of Denver, is q
new man in the Cullins barber shop,
E W Moore, former employe, having
quit
Joe CuIlens was at Levant Sunday
overseeing the branding Of bunch Of
cattle which be has on the range near
that place.
Rev. J. E. Stevens went to Phillips
burg Wednesday TO perform the mar
Fiage ceremony OF a couple who live ia
Phillipsburg.
George Beukleman, of st. Francis,
county clerk OF Cheyenne county,
was in town Saturday on his way home
from trip TO Denver.
John Hartzler, Of Sslina, was ia
GoOdland Friday on business. Mr..
Hsrtzler is a lawyer aud was formerly
county attorney Of this county.
J. r. Vogsn, who has lived in Il e
west part Of the county for q number OF
years, has gone TO the state Of Wash
iogtOn where he will make his home.
jeff Powers, until recently an en-
gineeT on this division, has a similar
situation with the Colorado & South
ern. He viii be on a run from Denver
to Greeley.
Victor Dale, Of Colorado Springs, ar
rived in GOOdlsnd Thursday night and
went TO Jsqus with Charles Kliugsel
for visit.
". G. Massey, of Hiawsths, Kan,
was here this week representing th e
Peoples POrtrnit company, OF 445 Og-
den avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Charles Rlingsen left Monday for
his home at JsQua- He has been en-
gagged in plssterinR the Dawson build
ing here, IN company with Bird Carl.
Miss Vida Bryan, daughter Of ID. J.
Bryan, and the father Of Mr.. Bryan re-
Gently arrived here, being summoned
oy the serious illness Of the son and
father.
A.V. lessee, Of Siebert, Colo, Of the
firm Of Millisack = lessee. mere hants
1t that place, was IN town Sunday. SIR.
lessee was at one time connected with
the Millisack store in GoOdlsnd.
George Bradley and Dick Powers
sold together about IS head OF steers
to Mr.. Kirk, q Kansas City commission
house dealer, Friday. The steers were
yearlings and tWO-yesr- Odds The price
was three cents.
Mrs. @. W. Jupe returned Tuesday
from a visit to friends and relatives at
Phillipsburg. She was accompanied
home by Mrs Lee, q Phillipsburg
friend Of Mrs Jupe, who will make q
short visit here.
Frank Thomas, OF Atwood, Kan,
who was working IN the Office Of G. L.
Calvert, left Saturday night for home
to attend school. Mr.. Calvert has en-
gagged ". E Sspp, Of Saiins, Kan, a
stenOgrapher.
Mrs. Henry Rung and three daught-
ers have returned from q several
weeks visit in northwestern Missouri.
They visited relatives and old scenes,
and brought back with them samples
Of some Of the choice fruits raised in
that part OF Missouri
james Cullen purchased lots for
three Of the houses be will build be
tween R A Rent's house aud the
Catholic church The foundations are
being laid and the work on the houses
will be rushed. III. z. Wheatley laid
the foundations.
Bird Carl and G. II. Cooper went out
70 J. H Berry's IN Cheyenne county
Sunday, where Mr.. Carl has house to
plaster. Mr.. Cooper is working With
Bird Carl rs a tender. Jack. the tailor,
and William Cole went out With them
20 bring the team back.
c. G. Young returned from Kirkville,
No, Monday morning where be went
to see John Boyle, who has been at the
Stills infrmary for about two weeks.
He reports Mr.. Boyle on the way 70
.Hr.e--
be home about December -, q we'll
man. His cure, il accomplished, Will
be a remarkable one
Last Friday evening as J. G. HamiI-
ton, who has almost entirely lost his
sight, was passing along the walk in
front Of Donly & SCOTS store he fell
into the cellar window hole and vas
severely bruised. A drRy load OF po-
tatOes bad Just been unlosded and the
grating bad not been replaced as Mr..
Hamilton came along.
Mrs. A Q. Gulick recently received
a letter from Mrs Moilis Thomas, wife
OF Conductor Thomas, formerly Tesid-
ing here but now living at FL PasO.
Tex, saying that Ivan Myers was mar
ried and that an aunt in Ohio had left
the Myers children 5000 each Mr..
Thomas, being q conduotor, met Ivan
ana DIS vie on the train as they we're
on their Wedding trip to Los Angeles.
John TIbbles, OF Colorado Springs,
brought 10 q earlOsd-34 hesd-Of
yssrliOg colts from Pocatsllo, Ida |
Sunday morning He sent them out 20 /
the Conquest ranch where he will feed |
and run them for q year OF 50. Lee
Conquest is Mr.. Tbble's son-in-lsE, /
and lives on Clsyto1's grove place
They we're a fine bunch Of young ami |
mails that Mr.. Tibblss shipped IN.
Frank MeGrstb. deputy UDited I
States marshal, vas In town yesterday. I
BE had been % RaEliBs End Cheyenne /
counties, sUbpOenaing Witnesses IN q /
suit against the Dewey Cattle con-
psny for fencing government lEnds- I
McGrath was on his retuan 20 Topeka /
The Witnesses su5posnRed we're i. ID, i
H0tcbkiss, county attorney Cheyenne \
county, and Mrs. sud Miss Ross. They 4
are summoned 70 appear in Topeka,
October II As has been given cut \
before, the RoFernmsnt proposes 20 /
put q stop 70 the fencing OF govern
meut lands Il
Wilson Bros attorneys st lev. j