The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-12-09
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HI. hester has moved into the Ped
dicOrd house
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Roy
High Sunday morning
George Bradley returned Friday morn
ing from a vacation among old home
scenes IN Illinois
o. ". Hendee, magazine subscription
rustler, was doing business IN GOOdland
the first Of the week.
The sleigh bells were ringing Sunday,
and people were out IN cutters enjoy
ing the beautiful snow.
There viii be the regular Sunday ser
vices at the Episcopal church Sunday
morning and evening.
Harry Mills, of Tiscalwa, H., brother
Of Mrs. J. L Boyle, IS IN the city, the
guest Of the Boyle family.
The ladies of the W. G. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. S. A. Marshall Wednes-
day, December IA, at 2:30 O'Clock p. N.
Oliver Nichols, business representative
OF the Keller Stock Co., was IN the city
this week, looking after the interests OF
| his company.
Mrs. R L. Ernst, who IS spending the
winter at San Diego, Cal, met John
| Bray and wife recently and had pleas
| ant visit with them.
9. F. Frye, Of Stockton, Kan, was in
! GOOdland Monday visiting with his
| cousins, Miss Ruby Moore and Mrs.
| George Sherman.
Mrs. Louis Cullins returned Saturday
/ morning from Cheyenne, WyO., where
she has been for the past six weeks
/ visiting with her sister, Mrs. d. P. Krow-
Warren KrOw, who has been employed
/ as brakeman on a Texas railroad, ar
rived in the city this week for a visit
/ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton
KrOw.
Abraham Kemp, brother of Simon
| Kemp, arrived here Thursday morning
from Shelby county, Ill, to visit his
/ brother, who IS just recovering from
/ typhoid fever.
Mrs. E. D. Radcliffe and daughter,
| Nellie, mother and sister of our towns
man, E. A Radcliffe, left for their home
near Terra Haute, Ind, Tuesday, after
/ an extended visit IN this city.
/ Fred Barnett, who has been at Nato-
/ ma, Osborne county, for several months,
| returned to GOOdland Wednesday morn
/ ing for a visit with his parents. He
/ has sold out his interest IN the newspa-
| per at that place.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Waters returned
from St. Joseph, No, Tuesday morn
| ing. Mrs. Waters while visiting there,
! was taken Ill and Mr.. Waters went to
St. Joseph to accompany her home.
/ E. F. Murphy left Monday morning
| west on the Rock Island en- route for
! Sharon Springs to attend the session of
/ the district court He will go to TOPe-
| ka before returning, and expects to be
I home this week
/ Dan D. Parker, a prOsperOts farmer
of Brown county, arrived IN GOOdland
/ "wednesday morning. He has pur-
/ chased a half section of land about
! eight miles south OF town, and viii
/ make this farm his home IN the future.
! c. E. Swarts and William Ennis
/ left Sunday morning for the west. Be
| fore returning they will stop in Pueblo
and Trinidad, Colo, and in HoisingtOn
| and OssawatOmie, Kan, and in Kansas
City, No. They will return the last of
\ the week.
Mrs. Weidermann, living in the south
west part of town, died Wednesday
morning. She was 81 years of age and
/ was living with her son, Herbert Weld
| ermann, who works on the section.
| The funeral services will be held at the
/ house Friday morning at 10 O'Clock
Dispatcher c. o. Laughlin, recently
/ with the Rock Island at GOOdland, but
1 who two weeks ago took a position
with the Cripple Greek Short Line, at
/ Colorado Springs, was last week offered
/ a good position with the Rock Island
( again at Des Moines. He returned east
! last week.
/ The engagement of the Keller Stock
! company who come here for three nights,
| commencing next Monday, shows that
I the very best things are none too good
i for our city in the way Of high class
/ amusement, and an opportunity will be
I given of Witnessing some of the best
| modern comedy dramas at popular
| prices. This company is an exception
| ally strong one, and they viii no doubt
] establish themselves as favOrites here.
/ They viii present as their opening play
"A Gilded Fool, the very latest and
| best of the higher class productions.
| During the action of the play, and be-
tween the acts, specialties Of high order
will be rendered.