The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-11-04
TOLD IN A LINE.
Faxes were due November L

Miles White. OF Leemau, H., was IN
GOodland Sunday and Monday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard spent one
4 day of last week at PhilliPsburg-
Leo King, night caller, IS spending
/ a brief vacation IN Colorado Springs
| Mrs. ]. s. Jones and little Josephine,
left Wednesday for visit IN Topeka
/ c. c. Evans, receiver of the Colby
land Office, was IN GOOdland Weones-
day.
". P. Brinker and Bud Coots return
/ ed Wednesday morning from their trip
/ to the St. Louis fair
Mrs. Coots, mother of Robert and
/ Bud COOts, has been sick but IS re-
| ported being better.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Kent returned
/ last week from a visit 70 the world
fair, and places IN Iowa
! The Wilcox brothers, temperance
Z workers, opera house, Thursday ana
| Friday nights, November 3 and 4.
Three brakemen were promoted to
/ conductors this week. They are H. Z.
| Mcclure, H. McAllister and Fred
Hunt.
Those who have subscribed for the
book, Mountain Idyls," VIII please
call at Moore & Stevenson's and receive
their copies.
The L. T. L. will hold its regular
meeting Sunday at 2:30 p. m, at the
/ Methodist church. Singing lesson the
first half hour.
| E. S. Knight, of the secretary Of
1 states Office, Topeka, arrived in Good
| land Wednesday and will remain until
after election.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve chicken pie dinner at the
G. A. K. hall on election day-everY-
body invited.
! W. A. Boggs returned Tuesday morn
ing from a month ; visit at the St. LOUIS
fair Hevisited his mother and relatives
at DOuds, Ia, before returning.
Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Laura Martin,
of Logan county, mother and sister Of
Mrs. H. II. Bissell, were IN town for a
three days visit with Mrs. Bissell last
week.
/ An attractive line Of taxedermy is on
| exhibition in Moore & StevensOn's win
dow. It is well worth an examination.
Mr.. HOOke, the taxedermist, did the
work.
The ladies of the ". E church are
making preparations TO hold a Bazaar
| sometime before Christmas, and will
sell all new goods from the mauufac-
turers.
J. E. Stevens was at Atwood and
| HendrOn, Rawlins county, Saturday,
and delivered a political speech IN both
| towns, cOnfining his arguments to ma
| tiO1al issues.
Superintendent A. T. Abbott, OF this
division, and ". ]. Lawrence, fuel
agent of the Rock Island, were in
| GOOdland all day Monday. They left
/ for the east on No. 42, Tuesday.
Mrs. Russell and children left Wed
/ neSday for Roswell, Colo, to Join her
/ husband, who IS a machinisf at Roswell
round house. Before going there he
was day round house foreman here.
Mrs. Daniel Hazen, mother of Mrs.
| George Sherman and Miss Ruby Moore,
visited with her daughters Saturday
and Sunday, Mrs. Sherman returning
home with her mother to Thomas
county.
F. D. Taylor, of Dresden, Decatur
county, was here Monday, looking for
good feeders. He went out TO T. p.
Crawford's place and bought four car
lIOads of steers, two and three year Olds.
They will be shipped Friday night.
A new dispatcher by the name of
Clark has been added to the force here,
increasing the number TO four besides
Chief Laughlin. 1t is reported that
still another dispatcher will be put to
work here, making the trick force
equal to five
Mrs. {. J. Willis, and her mother left
! last Friday for visit with friends and
relatives in and about Oberlin. After a
short visit there Mrs. Willis left Tues
day for her home in Blackwell, Ok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis formerly lived in
GOOdland and conducted a COnfectiOn
| cry store.
J. J. Cullins returned Sunday morn
ing from his trip IN Illinois, having been
absent about three weeks. Harry WED
erewelt, barber who formerly worked
| in Cullins' shop, but who was employ
ed IN a shop IN St. Joe, arrived with
him and will take chair in the Cullins'
shop here.
Roy Butt, candidate for road overseer
in Smoky township, has moved into
Iowa township. IT seems that thestren-
uOus life has crept even into the most
humble Of precinct politics, and It IS
reported that the removal of Mr.. Butt
has changed the political complexion
by one IN Smoky
A card from s. A. Culver, one of the |
early settlers here, dated at Downs, |
Kan, says that ne viii arrive in Good !
land overland ihe latter part of the |
week for a visit with his sister, Mrs |
Maggie n. Davis. Mr.. Culver IS &C /
cOmPanied by his wife and daughter.
Prof. S. V. Mallory, principal Of the /
GOOdland City schools, has been granted /
a life state certificate to teach, by the /
state board of education. Mr. Mallory /
has been teaching for twenty-One years, /
and during that time he has taught |
IN but FIVE Places-ten years being /
spent IN the Junction City schools.
George Andrews, engine mems time |
keeper and accountant IN the superin- |
tendent's Office, IS spending 2 few days /
in GOOdland, recupeTating from a Sc
we're attack OF typhoid fever. He was
accompanied by Thomas Haggerty, the /
nurse who attended him, Mr.. HaggeIty !
returning to Colorado Springs Monday |
morning on No. s.
Monday was Halloween, and the /
youth of GOOdland were out IN force |
not only turning things topsy-turvy, |
but doing damage. It IS all right TO
have a good time and TO show the boy |
ISL spirit IN tricks that do not actually !
injure any one, but when it comes to |
tearing up a sidewalk IN front Of a /
church and destroying the coal box be |
longing to a church, then Halloween |