The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-11-18

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morning from a visit TO Denver
Mrs John Cox. of Pueblo, IS n Good
land the guest of the ThO-soz family.
Miss Gertie Doerfer is attending the
St. Louis fair She left Saturday night.
Andrew Ericsson spenta few days in
Denver last week. returning Sunday.
Claude Corey, insurance man, re-
turned to Kansas City on No y Tues
day.
Conductor E. J. Tippens IS Of on an
outing, enjoying the climate Of Port
Arthur, Texas
Mrs. ]. S. Jones and little daughter,
Josephine, returned Monday from a
trip 70 Topeka
J. B. Moore this week purchased the
northwest 1884, 20 acres The land
lies near his ranch
Judge John R. Hamilton, OF Norton,
was up to GOOdland Wednesday on
legal business
J. ". Arendt went to Burlington
Wednesday to accept a position IN the
Canadian store at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G V. Reed are on a va
cation in Windsor, No. Mr.. Reeds
a blacksmith at the shops.
Mrs. J. H. Harvey purchased the re-
naming stock Of the Arendt notion
store, after the closing out sale was
over.
VIM. Syler, the real estate man, has
rented two Office rooms IN the Hodg-
kinsOn building and occupied them
Tuesday.
J. B. fitzpatrick, superintendent of
motive power Of the Rock Island with
headquarters in Chicago, was IN Good
land, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Braden, sister of Mrs.
/ Clarke Parker, returned to her home IN
Roswell Tuesday morning after few
/ weeks visit in GOodland.
W. A. Sexson and W. B. Can6eld,
Of Grant township shipped a carload of
| cattle to Kansas City Monday night.
/ Mr.. Garfield went with the car
| Prof. S. V Mallory, of this city, IS
| booked to lead a discussion before the
/ Northwest Kansas Teachers association
| upon the subject, The Teacter in Pol
itics."
Mrs. John Dodds left on No. 10 Tues
| day for Chicago for a visit. She will
/ be gone a month and before returning
/ she viii spend a week or so IN Detroit
and st. Louis.
The baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Cullen, Monday, Nov. 7, died
| Friday, Nov. II. It found a welcome
home and Outstretched arms, but it
could not abide.
| ]. R. Stuart, of Sharon Springs,
| Kan, was in GoOdland Tuesday on
/ his way home from Cheyenne county,
| where he had been to see a brother,
Alex Stuart, sick with typhoid fever.
c. c. Young went to California last
week to meet his sister-in-law, Mrs.
| Randall, who is returning from the
| Philippine islands. Mr.. Randall is an
officer in the army IN the Philippines.
Invitations have been received in
GOOdland announcing a Thanksgiving
ball to be given in Phillipsburg, No
vember pa Many GOOdland people
have been invited.
/ Mr.. George, Of Horton, Kan, a wag-
on maker, and his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. James George of
this city, and Mrs. Pauline Hartman
drove to the Smoky Sunday. The
younger Mr.. George is an engineer on
the road here
Mr.. and Mrs. c ]. Shimeau left last
Tuesday night for a trip to Kansas City
and Ottawa Mr.. Shimeau returned
Tuesday morning, but Mrs. ShimeallTe-
NAMED for a short visit with her sister,
Mrs. Mark Mccoy, in Ottawa
Mrs. Pauline Hartman left on No 10
Wednesday for Kansas City for a few
! days visit with her brother, Otto Auer.
/ While away she will visit with her
daughter, Miss Nellie, who IS a musical
student at Bethany college, LindsbOrg.
The ". G. T. U. met at Mrs. Nal
/ lory's Tuesday afternoon, and elected
Mrs. Kimmel assistant superintendent
/ Of the L. T. L The society meets on
Wednesday, November 3, with Mrs.
Barnett. The meetings are very inter
esting; everybody invited.
NJ. G. West, Of San Francisco, Cal,
cousin Of George Scheigner, conductor
on the road here, was IN GOOdland
Thursday He left on No Al for his
I home after q short visit. He IS a safe
and lock expert Of national reputation,
and is often called to different parts of
the United States TO open safes where
the combination has been lost.
/ The Loyal Temperance Legion meets
/ at the Christian bhurch Sunday after
noon, at 2:30 O'Clock. All members are
requested to be present at the meetings
/ Every child IN town IS invited to come,
and new members are wanted. The
/ boys outnumbere the girls at our last
meeting; and we were 50 glad to see
them, and hope they will come again