The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-09

OnlckEn PIE dinner N Syier Eau Sat
uTday. Everybody invited.
Roy Chambers left Monday night on
No 10 for Nevada, No, where he VIII
visit for a few days
Misses Maud and Jesse Trent returned
from months visit IN Osceola, Ia
Saturday morning.
Rev. Muse was at Norton to attend a
meeting Of the district missionary con-
veutiOn Thursday.
Miss Grace Brinkmier left Tuesday
for COncOrdia where she viii attend a
Catholic ParOchiaI school.
Chalkley Wilson left Saturday night
for a trip TO Kansas City. He will re-
turn the latter part Of this week
The republican county central com
mittee viii meet at the court house IN
GOOdland Saturday, September 10.
Lee Conquest purchased the c. H.
Lee place, Just east Of town, Of the
Kunz Bros, Thursday, consideration,
$500.
Mrs. E. E. Taylor, Of Oberlin, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Erect Of this city, is visiting
here Mr. Taylor is the foreman OF the
Oberlin Times.
Charles Lock, who has been in Tay-
Tor county, Iowa, working on a farm,
returned to GOOdland Tuesday morning
and will remain here
Mrs. Laura Young, of Denver, is in
the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
SCheigner. Mrs. Young will return to
Denver some time this week.
F. Q. Furman and wife, Of OberIin,
were IN GOOdland last week on a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Adams. Mr.. Fur
man is cousin of Mrs Adams.
Miss Georgia Boyle returned from
short visit in Colorado Springs Sun
day afternoon on No. a. While at the
Springs she was the guest Of Miss Mat
tie COOts-
Miss Ruby Moore, of the central tele-
phone Office, and Mrs. George Sher-
man, sisters, returned Monday evening
from few days visit with their parents
IN Thomas county.
Dan Winchell, blacksmith striker,
who was laid of when the shops were
closed, left town Saturday night for Sa-
Ida, Colo. He intends to get work IN
the Rio Grande shops there.
G. B. Murray left Monday for Free
mont county, Ia, for a months visit
and TO look after business matters. Mr..
Murray has a place there that he may
sell and invest in this county
Ben Frerichs, Of Colorado City, ar
rived in GOodland Wednesday evening
and will visit for a few days with his
parents. Mr.. Ferrichs has q half in
terest IN a confectionery store there
George McClelland, who lives south
west of GOOdland, IS very sick with
blood poisoning, which originated by a
barbewire scratch on his hand. The
disease has become constitutional and
therefore serious.
Miss Retta Crane, of Horton, Kan,
sister of Mrs. H. K. Adams is visiting
in the city. Miss Crane will extend her
visit to October 1, when she will ac-
company Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Adams
on their trip to the st. Louis fair.
Mrs. A. Shaw, daughter Lille and
son Lowell, returned Friday from
visit IN Iowa. They were absent about
month Mr.. Shaw accompanied them
east and remained about a week, re-
turning to take his engine on the road.
A new system Of lettering and num-
bering the engines of the Rock Island
has been put into effect. On the sides
Of the tender are the words in large tet-
tiers, Rock Island" and on the sides
Of the cab is the number IN large con-
spicuOus figures.
Mrs. Simon Kemp and Mrs. Mary
Thompson left on No. 5 Saturday NOR
ming for Cedarhurst, Colo, for a visit
with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Kemp. Miss Atha SexsOn accom-
panied them on her way to Colorado
Springs for a visit.
Leonard Chinberg, of GOodland, and
Miss Stella Dunn, of Wallace county,
were married in GOOdland Saturday.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dunn, who formerly lived
IN Wallace county, but moved to Iowa
about three years ago
Edith Johnson left on No. 10 Tues
day night for Ellis, Kan, for a few
days visit with her sister, Fife, who,
It Is understood is soon to be married.
Edith is keeping her trip secret and
may add a little surprise 10 the sOlem-
nifty of the marriage vow.
. The Foster Lumber company is ship
ping in the brick from Clay Center to
be used in the construction of the Ar
ensberg & Cullen and Heston Bros. big |
double brick building. Most of the
brfck material was obtained from the |
taking down of the OLD O. A. r. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". SapP, of Jewell |
relatives of the Sapp family of /
who have been visiting in 4
the city for several days, will leave for /
LLAEAA LOAAAl LAAlS ffC~f- ~ NDe~FP - q
brother of the late II. p. Sapp, who /
died very shortly after moving his family /
here from Jewell City.
Rev. A. L. Adams returned Wednes- /
day from his vacation to Pittsfeld, /
Mass, his bOyhOOd home. He will go /
to SaIinA this week and take up his /
duties there as one of the instructors /
in the St. Johns Military school. He /
viii also act as chaplain to Bishop Girls
void of the Salina diocese.
J. ". Tibbels made a trip to Colorado /
Springs last week, returning Tuesday \
evening on No. 10. Mr.. Tibbels al
ways sees something when he takes a /
run out of Goodland, and this time he
saw Cole Younger, the Missouri bandit /
out on parole, and 1000 empty houses 1
in Colorado Springs and Colorado City. /