The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-11-11
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Mr. and Mrs. E Bower spent Sunday
/ IN Norton.
E. S. Knight returned to Topeka
Wednesday night
Dr.. V. c. Eddy, of Colby, was IN
/ Goodland Tuesday on business
J. c. Simpson, of Colby, a piano
salesman, was IN town Tuesday
Miss Ruby Moore left Wednesday on
No 10, for a weeks visit II Stockton,
Kan
CT. Sherman and RI. COots viii
leave this week for a visit TO the worlds
fair.
Rev. Kuhlman preached at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning and
/ evening
Billy Walker, of Lincoln, Kan, of
shOrt-grass and rObber fame, was here
for election.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cullen are the
happy recipients OF a baby boy, born
/ Monday, November 7.
Mrs. Ethel Kline and family left this
! week for Omaha, Neb., where she will
| conduct a rOOming house
Arthur Tart, with the Smith Bros.
| Loan and Trust company, of Beatrice,
/ Neb-, was in town Thursday
". S. Coleman, the hardware man,
has the contracts for putting tin roofs
on the HestOn and Cullen bricks
Rule Mclean and Fred Roberts spent
Sunday at Lebanon, Kan, their home.
They returned on No. 9 Monday morn
ing
". c. Wilson sold his residence
property on East Eleventh street last
$50, LIN '7' '-'''-'- '-'-'H
n " vrr.1-t Z II. .r:t
Kan, brother Of our fellow tOwnsman,
W l. Van Wrinkle, IS in the city for
visit.
DAD Auer won FIVE dollars on an
election bet, and says he sees where he
could have won SIS If he had had the
nerve.
Passenger Conductor ]. S. Fuller and
. wife left Tuesday on No. s, for a visit
at the worlds fair J. ". Usher is in
his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. KauIitz left Tues
day evening for St. Louis. Chicago and
other points. They will be gone about
. a month.
jim Breeder, a bricklayer Of Colby,
who has been employed on the Heston-
Cullen brick, returned to his home Sat
urday night.
Opal Calvert, the nine-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Cal
! vert, IS getting over light attack of
scarlet fever.
Mr.. Lou Braden entertained for sup
per at the Depot hotel Monday evening
: Misses Georgia Boyle and Lulu Auer,
and Mr. George Andrews.
Miss Nellie Radcliffe, of -Terrahaute,
= Ind, sister of Conductor Radcliffe, is
} whiting with Mr.. Radcliffe and family
and acquaintance.
Mr.. Claude Corey and Mrs. Pauline
: Hartman were royalty entertained for
. supper Saturday at the home of Mr.
= and Mrs. John DOdds.
George Andrews returned to Colorado
= Springs Monday on No. Al, and will
take mp his duties next week IN Super
intendent AbbOtt's Office
( Mack Robinson slipped and fell in his
Office Tuesday morning and struck his
head against a glass panel of a door in
his Office and was severely cut upon the
scalp
CB. Jewell, Of Hoisington, Kan,
trainmaster and chief dispatcher at that
division point of the Missouri Pacific,
spent two days IN GOodland this week.
, Mr. Jewell was once chief dispatcher
for the Rock Island in GOndland.
There will be the following services
] al LtAG Gp4SNO JdA NLLANA OA DAAA4Nf-g
. Early celebration Of the Holy cOmmu-
MON at 7:30 a. m, Sunday school at 10
a. m, Holy communion and Il a m,
evening prayer at 7:30 p N.
The editor of this paper is in receipt
of poem written by Mary Crockford,
on the death of little child in McCOok,
Neb., which died September y. The
poem is q credit to the person that com
posed It, but for want of space we are.
unable to publish it.
Rev. Sexson, evangelist, filed the
pulpit of the Christian church Sunday
Mr. SexsOn recently held a short revival
p N this church, but since the meetings
were closed, he mas been visiting with
{ friends and relatives in this county
e Mrs Season IS a niece of George W.
I Edwards.
S Mr.. T. z. Townsend and daughter,
: Mrs. Charles ELMER, of South Bend,
E Ind, who has been visiting here for
D about two months, left for the east
Wednesday night on No. 10. They
viii 20 to Eagle, Neh., for a stay of a
few days with Mr.. TOwnsend's son, who
IS a doctor there, and will then journey
to South Bend Before returning Mr..
Townsend viii visit the St Louis fair
III Ms Nancy Bryan, who wants to re-
move from her fine ranch on the Smoky
because Of her inability to secure suf-
6cient help, has offered to lease the
property for three OF five years. This
ranch presents good opportunity to an
experienced farmer or rancher. There
] is ConSfderan1 hav land on the u1ace