The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-10-21
TOLD m LIFE.

Byron Troubadcrs opera house to
night, October p.
Lulu Auer visited in Colorado Springs
a few days this week.
Smith Artman left on No. 2, Sunday
for a ten days sightseeing at the
worlds fair.
p J. P. Cullen is back from his Kansas
City and St. Louis trip, arriving here
Sunday morning.
c. E. Biddison has added some i'm
provements to his residence, including
a porch and bed room.
Miss Mabel Olson, who has been Wis
hing her father and brother, returned
to Chicago Monday night
Henry Kaiser returned Friday from a
visit to Fairbury, Neb. He attended
the Omaha carnival while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. AI5recht returned
Friday morning from visit Of a month
in DentOnville and St Louis, No.
John J. Phillips returned last Friday
from trip to Indianapolis Chicago
and the worlds fair at St. Louis.
V. W. Goodrich and his two sons
returned Sunday morning after a weeks
visit at the exposition IN St. Louis.
Dr. and Mrs. Quick returned Tues
day morning from an absence of about
a month spent in the east. They spent
a few days at the worlds fair.
Frank McLeese, former night round
house foreman, has been transferred to
Valley Junction division, and left for
that place Sunday night. He is sue
ceeded here by J. 9. WEIGH.
Robert Otto, of Fredonia, Kan, an
old time friend of Fireman o. B. JEFF
fers, arrived here last Wednesday, and
went to work IN the round house as q
machinists helper the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fellers, of Bur
lingtOn, Colo, were here over Sunday,
on visit to T. E. Townsend and fam
lily. Mr.. Fellers is the manager of the
Burlington yard of the Foster Lumber
company.
Mrs. c. ]. Willis and son, Almond,
of Blackwell, Okla, arrived in Good
land Sunday morning to visit with DR.,
and Mrs. Farrow, the parents of Mrs,
Willis. Mr.. Willis IS expected here nexi
| Sunday.
The dance at the opera house Wed,
nesday night, given by the Modern
/ WOodman lodge to its members and
| friends, was well attended. The Roya
Neighbors, auxiliary to the Woodman
served light refreshments on the stage
The next play following "Uncle JOSH
| Spruceby' will be at the opera hous'
on Tuesday, Nov. l, entitled "FabiC
/ ROmani.' 1t IS a new dramatizatiOl
Of Marie COreli's famous novel, ''Tht
Vandetta, - and is<rePresented by an all
star organization.
| Next Thursday afternoon tea viii b
served at the Arthur Ratclif residence
the ladies serving will be Mrs. Ratclif
and Mrs. Usher. This is the third of
series which is being given by the ladie
of St. Paul's guild for the benefit o
the Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook, of Den
yer, was here on visit to G. L. She
ton and family last week. Mrs. Coo
is a sister of Mr.. Shelton, and after
short visit here went on to JunctiO
City, Kan, overland, having a comfort
able and convenient outfit.
R. NJ. Simmons, of Hopkins, Mo.
was in town last week. He owns
half section of land near Edison, an
will have the entire track put out {
wheat next spring. The ground is i
good agricultural condition and Nj
Simmons IS going to increase the GRO
output of Sherman county.
T. P. Thompson returned Saturda
from a visit to Louisa county, Iowa
where he visited a sister. He also visit
ed his sisters living at Keota and z
Ottumwa, Ia, and at Moberly, Nc
Before returning he spent several day
at the St. Louis fair. Mr.. ThompsO
was absent about a month.
Mrs. Katharine Hughes, of Kansa
City, Kan, matrOn of Kansas, order c
the Eastern Star, visited the local chap
ter here on Wednesday evening. Ate
the inspection of the chapter, banque
was served IN the dining room. Othe
visitors at the meeting were, Mrs. CaI
ter, Mrs. Sexson and Mr.. King.
A. c. King, of Ouray, Colo, arrive
in GOOdland Wednesday morning on
visit to DR.. F. A. Carmichael. Nj
King is blind having lost his sight b
the explosion of caps used in firm
dynamite. He was miner and former
ly worked with DR.. Carmichael and hi
two brothers in the same mining camp
He is selling a book Of his poems en-
titled Mountain Idyls."
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