The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-08-26
TOLD IN LINE.

vacation spent with friends IN Denver
Several carloads Of Dewey cattle
were shipped out Of GOodland Sunday.
Mayme Marquis, of Topeka, is in
town soliciting funds for the state W 9.
T. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hodgkinson left
for visit TO the St. Louis fair Sunday
night.
A ten pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Ms A. H. Kunz Friday,
August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brown and son,
frankie, returned Thursday morning
from trip IN Illinois
Mrs. Ball, wife of Manager Ball, of
the Dewey Oak ranch, was IN GOOdland
Sunday with her husband.
W. c. Bradford, Of Kansas City, sales
man for the Oliver typewriter company,
was IN GOOdlapd Tuesday.
The walk TO the depot on the west
side Of Boulevard is being relaid and
new planks put in when needed.
Mrs. Lee Conquest and children re-
turned Wednesday morning from a visit
with relatives in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shindler left this
week for BrOOk6eld, No, for visit
with their daughter, Anna Shindler.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moore, who were
visiting with Mr.. MoOTe's brother, Roy
More, left last week Friday for a visit in
Oneida, Kan.
Miss Nellie Usher, after a visit of ten
days with relatives and friends in Good
land, left for her home in HOisingtOn
Tuesday morning.
J. T. Butler, Of FOrmOsa, Kan, own
CT Of the BEEN ranch, arrived IN town
from the east Tuesday morning and
went out to his place.
W l. White has the contract for the
carpenter work on the two brick build
ings to be erected by ArensbeTg & Gull
len and HestOn brothers.
Sidewalks are being built down Sher-
man avenue IN front of residences on
the street known as railroad row"
1t is a decided improvement.
The shops have not opened up yet,
but a good deal of round house repair
is being done, and the rolling stock ap-
pears to be in fairly good condition.
G. L. Slusser, postofice inspector,
was here Saturday looking after the in
terests OF Uncle sam, and placed his
stamp of approval on the local work.
G. H. Slifer, a student of Mcpherson
college, selling stereOscOpes and views,
left for the east Tuesday night. He re-
ports business good IN western Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wintsell and
children returned Tuesday from their
overland trip to Colorado Springs and
the mountains. Their vacation covered
about three weeks.
The Misses Mary, LYDIA, and Maggie
Seaman, milliners, returned from their
business and vacation trips east Mon
day mOrnig on No, g. While at ST.
Louis they bought millinery goods.
E. S. Atchison, of Denver, is a new
employee in the Dawson & Dawson
store. He IS an experienced clerk in
the mercantile business. Mr. AtchisOn
arrived in GOOdland Sunday evening.
Engineer William Roach came down
the latter part of last week from ROs-
well, Colo, and will take a run out of
GOodland- He formerly was fireman
here before being promoted to engineer.
Colby and Norton crossed bats Mon
day-nOt the men this time but the
'petticOats.' The players were com
posed of young ladies from the two
towns, fighting the ball for the mastery.
The Rock Island is putting extra
men to work on the sections through
out Sherman county. They have raised
the wages from SIPS to $50 per day.
Fisteen men are now at work and more
men are wanted.
J. Putnam, Of Selden, Kan, was here
TUESDAY looking over the county.
He has an offer on his land IN Sheridan
county and he may sell and invest here.
His wife, who Is with him, Us a sister of
Mrs Q. ". Mccormick.
John Arendt has rented the Coffin
&c. ~
the room for a racket store. Mr.. Ar
endt recently resigned his position with
the Dawson & Dawson store and will
conduct business of his own
The Rock Island train No p, be-
tween Kansas City and Chicago, was
wrecked last Wednesday at AltamOnt,
No The two days coaches were thrown
down an embankment. Twelve per
sons were injured, two fatally.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Milliman, of Sen
eca, Kan, were IN GOOdland two days
this week, looking over the country and
experiencing the climate to see If
they would like Sherman county should
they move here. Mr.. Milliman owns a
half section of land in Grant township.
Miss Edna Stevenson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. @. Stevenson, of Den
yer, is visiting with Miss Letha White
Miss Stevenson, and Miss Cora Waters,
of Norton, were guests of honor at a
5 O'Clock tea this afternoon at the home
of Miss White.
Examination for the nOrmalites comes
] of next Monday and Tuesday. If Sher-
man county teachers are no smarter
than those in Cloud county, where, out
out of a hundred persons taking the
/ exam" IS failed, our school boards
/ will be hard hit
The L. T. L. (children' s socity) will
| give an entertainment for the benefit of
their society, at the Christian church,
/ Friday evening, September 2. There
viii. be music, Rotations, dialogues,
| and Rock of Ages will be given as
song and tableau. Admission fften
/ cents. All children free.
] The haxen haired, sweet little child
I of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pickenpaugh,
died Saturday and was buried the fol
/ lowing day under the rites Of the CathO-
l tic church Doris was two years old
/ and the only child. 1t Is not difficult
I therefore to have some conception OF
/ the DISSOLUTION that comes upon a de-
! Parture that only long days and months
u can heal
Miss Jessie Mcclure, who has been
helping Mrs Pauline Hartman II the
u uptown store, left for her home IN
y Davenport, Ia, Monday evening. Miss
\ MCGUIRE before coming TO GOOdland
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