The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-08-19
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few days
Ed Beardsley, of Oberlin, was IN
GOOdland Monday.
A daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Charles HOcket Tuesday
The Shrman county normal now has
an enrolment Of ffty-nine-
Machinist Robert Richelieu, and fam
lily, left for Omaha Thursday
An opera troupe passed through
GOOdland Tuesday morning by special
train
Miss Nellie Usher is visiting in the
city, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Usher
A dance was given at the opera house
Thursday night by Manager H. E
Lowe.
W. ". .Leeman, master mechanic,
has been in Colorado Springs for the
past week.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman and daughter,
Nellie, left Wednesday for few days
visit in Denver.
Miss Lenna Williamson, of Norton,
is a new dry goods clerk IN the Dawson
& Dawson store.
Jack Detmer bought a quarter sec
ton of land IN Grant township OF VII
son Bros, Wednesday.
FL. Scott and son, Rex, returned
Wednesday evening from an eight days
visit TO the St. Louis fair.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, a
daughter, on Wednesday, August Il
| Mr.. Reed IS a blacksmith at the shops.
N. L. Hubbard, of Russell county,
| arrived in GOOdland Tuesday on bust
ness matters. He owns a farm IN Grant
/ township.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Tibbles and
daughter, Lettie, returned Wednesday
| from trip east including visit TO the
worlds fair.
c. H. Randall's relatives are here
on their way east after having a vaca-
ton at Colorado Springs and IN the
mountains.
Earl Masters, of Hillsdale, Kan,
| was IN GOOdlaud Wednesday on bust
ness connected with land located IN
| Cheyenne county.
Mrs. NJ. c. Parker, wife of Fireman
| Parker, and children returned last week
Sunday from a four weeks visit IN
Colorado. Springs.
L. Hollenbeck, of Union township,
was in GOodland Tuesday, and said
| that his little peach orchard would bring
| him in Is bushels.
Amos Smith sold a small bunch of
cattle in the Bradley yards Saturday
Mr.. Smith has sold his place and ex-
poets to move away soon.
James George, one of the engineers
who was laid of several months ago
owing to a surplus of engineers, has re-
turned here and gone to work.
Mrs. Whitman is building a three
room house on East Eleventh street.
The building viii cost $3.50 W L.
White is the builder on contract.
J.B. Boothroy IS having a large gran
ary built The dimensions are 24x32.
Wallace Filler IS doing the carpenter
work which was begun Tuesday
Miss Eva White, who has been east
visiting in Nebraska and attending the
St. Louis fair, returned this week and
IS doing work in the county normal,
T. A. Stevenson, who had an OPer-
alton performed last week to cure the
effects of a strain, is getting along nice
ly, and will be around in few days
Miss Bessie and Ethel Waters,
daughters Of Conductor J. N. Waters,
left Saturday night for an extended
visit with relatives in St. Cloud, MINI.
Machinist William Bode left Sunday
night for RheinbrOhI, Germany, to visit
his parents, for he was born not at
Bingen, but at RheinbrOhl on the Rhine.
Lee Conquest brought in several
bushels of apples Friday from his ranch,
and sold them to Donly & Scott. They
are a little green but were of a good
quality.
E. ThOrson is around again after
! having suffered an attack of enteritis.
/ Mrs. ThOrsOn, who was visiting in Hi
nois. was called hOme the latter part of
/ last week.
The Fender sale came off Tuesday at
the home place. 1t was big sale and
| the largest attended of any ever held in
the county. The cattle and horses sold
well.
Henry Stolding, living eight miles
| northeast of Brewster, brought in a
/ load of forty bushels of fine potatoes
/ Wednesday and sold them TO the mer-
| chants
| William Diekruger lost a fine draft
mare by lightning last Saturday. The
I bolt that killed the animal damaged
! the posts of the wire fence for a num-
/ Der of rods.
| A train load of Kansas cattle were
/ shipped from Eureka, Kan, Monday.
/ The destination is Liverpool, England.
/ The entire voyage consists Of about
twenty days travel.
! BoiIermaker S. E. Braffett has pur-
i chased the KOlancy building and viii
u move It on a lot on the Boulevard
/ north of the Coffin coffee house and
Il convert II into a residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moore, of Port
II land, Ore, arrived in GOOdland Sun
n day Mr. Moore IS the brother Of Roy
II Moore, of the firm Of Moore & Steven
II son, and they are here on a visit
/ Services viii be held at the St. Paul's
n Episcopal church, Sunday August p
Holy communion at $50 a m, Sun.
day school at 10 a. m, morning prayer
at II a. N. and evening services at
, p m
,l A burial casket was shipped Monday
morning from the Bower & Sons IN
{, dertaking establishment TO Flagler
Colo, consigned to ". A. Martin
,I The coffin was for an adult but the
name Of the deceased was not given
I'll c. n. MiIlfsack accompanied by Mrs
NiIlisack and the children left last weeL
for Chicago. They VIII take a trip OF
the great lakes, visit IN Illinois and
Iowa and return by St Louis TO take
IN the fair. They viii be gone abOu
I a month
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