The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-09-23
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A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase Warner, Sunday, September I8-
Rev. 9. H. Muse and family left for
Kentucky Thursday morning on No. s.
Look out for big cattle and horse sale
IN the stock yards In GOOdland, SatuT-
day, October 1.
Henry MCGEE, freight agent at Good
land, went to Kansas City, on No 10,
Sunday morning.
Arthur Smith and G. ". Sapp re-
turned Monday morning from their trip
to the St. Louis fair.
9. A. BrannOn brought In some nice
peach tomatoes Saturday. They are a
new variety and look quite like peaches.
Josiah Crosby, of St. Francis, man
| ager Of the Wray telephone company,
was IN GOOdland, Tuesday, en- route TO
| Norton.
A. J. Mckenzie left on No. A Friday,
for Tecumseh, Neb., for a visit with
his son. Mr.. Mckenzie viii be absent
| about two weeks.
Samuel McCants left Thursday morn
| ing on No. for Colorado City. He
/ has been visiting with relatives here for
| the past two months.
J. H. Leyden, extra conductor out OF
| GOOdland, and Mary Durbin, of Brew
ster, were united in marriage Monday
evening, September 10.
| E. E. Bennington, who left a days
/ ago for Slater, No. where his wife IS
visiting, will return Friday, accOmpan-
led by Mrs. Bennington.
Elder J. Ed Stevens, of Goodland,
/ preached Saturday evening, Sunday
morning and Sunday evening at the
Christian church.-Atwood Patriot.
Jerry Coffin left on No. s Monday
/ night for St. Louis to attend the world s
/ fair. He will be absent about a week
and will visit relatives in st. Louis.
Albert Reed and wife and two child
rem will leave the last of the week for a
visit to the worlds fair and will also
visit Mr.. Reeds father at Sullivan, Ill.
/ They will be absent about a month.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ruble, who former
/ ly lived in this county Brewster and
/ later at EdsOn-in writing to this paper
say that they are the happy recipients
of an eight pound girl, born August Is.
| Mrs. Dora Baker, of GAINESVILLE, Mo,
after visit of two weeks In this city.
/ left for her home Monday evening on
/ No. 10. Mrs. Baker recently purchased
a number quarter sections Of land IN
this county
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| east Wednesday night. Mrs. Albrecht
will stop at Dentonville, Kan, and Mr..
| Albrecht will go on to ST. Louis for a
/ visit at the fair. They will be back in
! about a month.
Fireman W. A. Baker and wife left
/ for the east Tuesday night on No. s.
| Mr.. Baker will go to the Louisiana
| Purchase exposition to take in the sights
and Mrs. Baker will visit meanwhile in
| Sabetha, Kan.
Dora Moore, living at Edison, last
week lost a valuable COW Monday, from
| eating ripe cane. Mr.. Moore works on
the section and when he arrived home
found the COW sick, but in spite of all
he could do it died.
Andrew Wilson, who lived in this
county during the years 1902 and 1908,
a brother of W. Q. Wilson, of this city,
died September 8, at Franklin, Neb.,
of consumption. He was on his way
west to Goodland, when death overlook
him. He was 80 years of age.
Misses Bertha and Martha Ericsson
returned Sunday morning on No. 5,
from a two months visit with Gus
Strands family, at Geneseo, Ill. They
brought back some samples of corn
raised by Mr.. Strand, the ears being Is
inches in length and inches in cir
conference.
Engineer Ed. Carmichael returned
Sunday night from his trip to the
Knight Templars cOnclave at San Fran
cisco. He took trip through Oregon
and Washington on an excursion re-
turning on the Pacific to San Francisco.
He toured also in southern California,
and visited Los Angeles, Pasadena and
Catalina island.
q I Calvert went to Rrrr Osl- lev
ell county, Saturday night and returned
Monday night with Mrs. Calvert and
children who had been visiting there
for some time with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
BOggS. It was a sort of a family re-
union Mrs BOggs IS the sister Of Mr.
Calvert, and at the gathering ne met
MS older brother, J. L. Calvert, OF
Gutbsrie, o. T.
Miss Wella Pausch, who has been
cashier and boOkkeePer at the Millisack
store for about a year, resigned her pO-
sitiOn last week and left Saturday night
for her home at Utica, Ness county
Miss Pausch leaves behind many friends
who are now wondering if she will ever
come back. Warren Shamberg SAYS
''she's comm back"
o. S. Taylor, of Topeka, special rep
resentative of the Kansas Democrat,
was in GOodland Tuesday. The Kan
democratic party If you want all the
news on the democratic side OF the
fence in the campaign this fall send for
the Kansas Democrat. Rates 81 90 per
year, so cents for SIX months. Address.
Kansas Democrat, 40 Kansas avenue,
Topeka.
The passenger traffic over the west
has been the cause Of making new ex-
ira conductors temporarily and changes
IN the old. Conductor Jim Fuller had
the officials special Wednesday, Con
ductOr W. ]. Aurand had the special
carrying members Of the Interparlia-
mentary party on its tour of The United
| States as guests of the nation; Conduc-
tors High, Denny and TiPpens piloted
/ Knight Templar excursions, and Rus
/ sci GOOde and c. H. Randall, of the
freight service took care of Denny sand
Aurand's runs.