The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-01-15
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Ernest Bower was at Norton the first
of the week.
Asher Wilson was a business visitor
at HOxie Monday.
Brakeman Cecil Modem is confined /
70 his home by illness
Tom Hamilton, of Norton, was a
GOOdlaud visitor Friday.
George Cooper returned Thursday
morning. from visit IN Topeka.
The GOOdland Telephone company
issued a new directory this week.
Engineer Charles Sherman has re-
turned after a few weeks vacation
spent IN Nebraska.
Prof. H. A ROehling, an instructor
in the German language, was in Good
land this week.
Asa Smith, of Colby, county attorney
Of Thomas county, was a GOOdland
visitor Monday.
Jake Aumer, of Phillipsburg, was in
GOOdland Monday and Tuesday on
land deal with Wilson Bros.
Reed Crandall has returned to Good
land after a years absence spent in
Nebraska, eastern Kansas and Missouri.
A. S. Plat, of Kansas City, No, was
in town Saturday. He Is a horse and
mule buyer and was here TO purchase
stock.
E. E. Ames, national bank examiner,
was here Wednesday to make the re-
gular examination of the First National
bank.
Euley MasSingill, recently with W. B.
Wood, of MankatO, Is the new head of
the grocery department in the Millisack
store.
The Curtis Dramatic company played
to good audiences at the opera house
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights.
Mrs. King, of Colorado Springs, is a
new dry goods clerk in the Biillisack
store. She IS a sister of Mrs James
George.
The Arensberg & Cullen drug store
have installed the DOran light in their
store II IS the same make of light as
IN use in the Dawson. store.
Mrs. ". Stephens, Of Pueblo, wife of
| Passenger Conductor Stephens, was a
passenger on No. 10 Sunday evening
en- route to eastern Kansas for a visit
o. r. Monroe has rented the store
room IN the Union hall and Is prepar-
ing to open confectionery store. He
viii be ready for business next week.
William Jupe recently purchased all
| the remaining lots in the west half
block, in which his residence is situated,
of block three, subdivision of Good
land.
The Round Table club will hold
meeting Wednesday, January 20, at 2:3O
p m, at the home of Mrs. s. Luther.
The members of the club are requested
to be present.
A crOsSwalk has been laid down from
Ron IeTr1w To from the a
ence of William JuPe TO H. II. Barsby's
house. Excepting a gap opposite one
house, the Coffee Mill Row. will now
have board walk up town.
]. G. Hamilton, who has been at
PhilliPsburg some time for treatment
for the restoration of his sight, came
home Saturday but returned Wedues-
day. The doctor at Phillipsburg thinks
he can restore his sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wichael, of
Council Bluffs, Ia, returned 10 their
home Saturday morning, after making
a weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.
Frank Sylvester. Mr. Wichael IS en-
ployed as fireman on the Milwaukee
road.
J. W. Bishop, pastor of the First
Congregational church, left GOOdland
this week to do work IN Rawlins cOun-
ty- He viii be absent about a month
and a half, after which he wiz return
and resume the pastOrate of the Good
land church
]. r. Hamilton and L. H. Wilder, OF
Norton, have been employed to assist
in the defense of Chauncey Dewey and
his men, who are charged with muir
der. The case will be tried IN Norton
at the February term Of the district
cOuTt.-PhilliPsbur Dispatch.
The west gable of the passenger de-
pot building IS being fitted up as dor
mitOry for the dining car employees.
There viii be plenty space for four
birds. Five OF the rooms vacated by the
superintendent clerical force viii be
used by the hotel, and two retained as
Office rooms
J. n Candy has shipped in a carload
OF white brick and viii build a five
room house on the corner south Of
I George Kelly's residence Mr.. Candy
/ is a carpenter and viii construct the
/ building TO suit his own ideas. The
brick viii be used only as a veneer
and the other parts Of the house viii be
/ OF wood
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Pratt, of
/ Elm Hall, Mich, who have been visit
! ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Taper,
/ viii return home Wednesday Mr.. Hall,
i
west has favorable points and advan-
/ tages. He says that much of oar winter
weather IS equal to that of Florida
where he has spent several winters
within the past number of years
C Hoffman & Son, having a large
/ Touring mill at Enterprise, Kan, and
/ the manufacturers of the U. P. brand of
I -four, have purchased 80 elevators in
1 central and western Kansas Of A. J
/ Poor & Co., of Kansas City, the last
! elevator west included IN this transac-
/ ton being the one at Brewster This
| transfer represents a large amount of
money, and the elevators are being
handled under the name Of c Hoffman
/ Grain company.
The Pan-American Railway company,
with headquarters at Gutherie, Ok,
and with S25O, OOO, 900 capital stock to
build a line from Port, Nelson, on Hud-
son BAY, in British America, 20 Argen-
( tine Republic, was chartered December
% From Port Nelson the road runs
via Winnipeg, IN Manitoba, through the
states of North and South Dakota,
/ Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian
.