The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-11-25

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T. E. Townsend returned Monday
from his trip east.
George Bradley left Thursday night
for a visit 70 the worlds fair, and MS
old home at Monmouth, Ill
Mrs. John Butler and sister-in-law,
Mrs. ". H. Lee, left on No ), Mon
day for visit in Denver and Cripple
Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry COler left Mon
day on No. 10 for a vacation among
friends in Norton and Oberlin. They
will be gone a week.
F. H. Greuter returned Thursday
from an extended visit east He took
in the worlds fair and visited in Kan
sas City and Chicago.
Arthur Stewards new house on Boule-
ward IS being Plastered and will soon
be ready for occupancy. II viii be a
fine modern residence.
Mrs. L. F. Cooper left on No s,
Tuesday morning for Johnson, Neb-,
where she was called by telegram an
nOuncing the death Of her mother.
Mrs. l. Wolfe and daughter. mother
and sister of r. D. Wolfe, chief clerk to
the master mechanic, have moved 70
GOOdland to make their home here.
Ed Strand shipped out a carload of
horses Monday night. Part of the load
was a bunch he had here, and he
bought up enough to make up the load.
Mrs. John HartzIer, who has been quite
sick during the past few days, IS report
| ed improving, a fact which all her
! friends viii be glad 20 note.-Salina
| Journal.
H. H. Auer & Son have a new brand
of cigars, the la Espanita" of which
| they are the sole distributed and sellers.
| They are a fine quality of nickel cigars.
| Try them
CT Adams, of Omaha, represent
| ing the Charles E. Walters company,
! commercial rating and collection agency,
was in GoOdland Monday, making the
rounds with the business men.
| William Walker was called to Lex
| ingtOn, No, last Thursday night by a
] telegram saying that his daughter,
| Laurice, who IS attending the girl s
| school in that city, was quite sick
". H. Fritzinger, of Belleville,- Kan,
| was in GOOdland Monday and Tuesday
on business. He owns a quarter section
| of land a mile and half east of Edison
and formerly lived on the place.
H. J. Johnston has accepted a posi-
/ ton in the master mechanics Office
as material clerk, vice H. Q. Nellis re-
/ SlSAG4r anu WIZ Has d-NCpLCA q EN1nA-
ton in the division superintendent s
| Office at Fairbury.
| Mrs. K. ]. Jones, of HavelOck, Neb.,
/ arrived in the city Tuesday for a visit
/ with Old-time friends. Mrs. Jones lived
| in GOOdland many years, and her hus-
| band was county treasurer before l.
/ Warmers first term.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Riepen are re-
/ jOicing in the birth of a fine baby girl,
/ born Tuesday, Nov IS. Mr.. Riepen
| is brakeman on the road here, and is
| one of our good citizens. That he is
| rejoicing over the advent of a daughter
/ in his home is but natural to parental
| love and kindness.
] H. E Lowe received an invitation
| Sunday requesting him to be present
/ at a dinner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas POff, of Lamar, No, on NOvem-
| Der p, given in honor of the marriage
| of George ". POf and Miss Grace B.
| Wilson. Silas Pof IS well known in
GOedland, and perhaps some may re
| member his son George, who now will
| enjoy the pleasures, and the pains, If
| any, of married life. The good book
| says, He that getteth a wife, getteth
a good thing and obtaineth a favor
of the Lord.