The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-10-14
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J. P. Cullen left Saturday for q trip |
to the ST. Louis fair.
William Ennis went to Kansas City |
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor spent a |
few days IN Colby this week
Mrs. Rose Ernst and children have
gone to California for visit.
George Kelley went TO St. Joseph,
No, Monday evening on No. 10.
Miss Stella Filler is sick at her home.
She was taken III a week ago Saturday.
Miss Ivy Miller, sister of Brakeman
Jack Miller, is here for few months
visit
T. A. Stevenson and Alfred Prewitt
returned Monday from a two days visit
in Denver.
DR.. T. A. Carmichael left on No. 10
Sunday night for Topeka, on profess
sional trip.
B.F. Brown left Monday night for a
business trip to Topeka, returning
Wednesday.
Wv. Goodrich, and his two oldest
sons, left Sunday morning to attend
the worlds fair.
The A. D. Stewards new residence on
Boulevard is enclosed and progressing
toward completion.
Mrs. A. D. Rummel left on No. 10
Monday for Topeka to attend the Re
becca grand lodge.
W. S. Coleman went to Topeka Mon
day evening on No. 10 to attend the 1.
o. o. F. grand lodge.
A bowling alley is being built back
of the MillisaCk building. Il is 14x60
and will be in operation soon.
lack, the Tailor" was taken sick
very suddenly Tuesday morning, but
was about again in few hours.
E. NJ and G n. DeTilla, of Wallace
county, are in GoOdland this week.
They are intending to make their home
here.
Mrs. J. F. Chambers returned Sun
| day from Nevada, No, where she has
been taking treatment of an OsteoPathic
| doctor.
". A Baker and family have returned
/ from a three weeks visit in Nebraska
Mr.. Baker attended the worlds fair
while away.
Fred Roberts, of Lebanon, Kan, is
1 the new barber in the MOulton barber
shop during the absence Of Mr.. MOul-
ton in Oregon.
H. o. Nellis, of Fairbury, was trans
| ferred from the Fairbury Office We'd
/ nesday. He is employed II the master
mechanics Office here.
Bert Waid, Norcatur, Kan, is a new
| emplOye in the master mechanics office
as stenOgrapher, vice @. NJ. BettertOn,
| transferred to stOrekeeper-
| W. S. Coleman left on No. 10 Mon
day night for Topeka to attend the
/ grand lodge, 1. o. o. F. He will re-
turn the last of last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reed left Sun
/ day morning on No. for Findley, ILL.,,
and other Illinois towns, on a vacation.
| They will be absent about a month.
Grant Hays, sheriff of Wallace cum
/ ty, and Jehn Martin, brought 200 head
of cattle to the Rock Island yards here
this week and shipped them to Almena-
Roy Marshall, post Office clerk, is in
LeavenwOTth as a witness in a case
wherein it IS charged thatthe POst-Ofice
regulations have been violated in Good
land.
S. Sleisenger, of Colorado Springs,
arrived in Goodland Tuesday. He is
the contractor and builder of the brick
on the corner of 10th and Boulevard
streets.
R. A. Fitzsimons, of Hebron, Neb.,
was here Saturday on a visit to his
brOther-in-law, A. F. Taper. He is
on his way to Colorado Springs for a
short trip.
E. ]. Tippeus went hunting on the
Smoky Saturday. He had his head
quarters at Mr.. FOx's home, and as a
diversion, loaded his first load of hay.
Fox says Tippens has the making of a
good farmer.
Jack Detmer is convalescing from a
run of typhoid fever at the VanWinkle
home. NJ. D. Cuthbertson was his
nurse during nights, and Dr.. Smith the
attending physician.
Revival services will commence at the
Christian church next Sunday, conduct
ed by ". II. Sexson, evangelist, OF In
dianapolis, Ind. Every one is invited
to attend these services.
| William Stoddard, of Topeka, was in
GOOdland Wednesday canvaSsing for
subscribers to the "Men of Kansas, -
an illustrated work TO be brought out
by the Topeka Daily Capital.
J. P. Groulx, of St. Paul, Mimi,
travelling salesman for the Ottawa Star
nursery, of Ottawa, Kan, arrived in
i GOOdland Tuesday. He will canvass
the city and county and take orders for
trees.
Services at St. Paul's church next
Sunday as follows: Holy communion
at $50 a. m; Sunday school at 10a. m;
morning service with sermon at II
q. m; evening at $50 P. m--Rev. Geo
Belsey.
S. r. Moulton and family left Mon
day night for the Pacific coast on an
extended visit of about SIX months He
viii spend some time In the state of
Washington but viii sojourn the long
est at Portland, Ore, where he has rela-
tives-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mcclure stopped
IN GOOdla1d Monday on their way to
their home IN PhRliPsburg from Chey4
enne, WyO., where they had been visit
ing Mrs. McClure's folks. They also
attended the St. Louis fair the latter
part Of September, before taking their
western trip.
Wade Warner left Wednesday night
for Kansas City. He viii go to Colby
and take the Union Pacific to Natoma,
and visit Fred Barrett, who is teaching
Il school there, and then TO Salina. From
{ Salina he viii 60 backKanSas City. He
/ VIII return first Of next week.
Il Rev. H ". Hampton, of Colby, re-
7 Gently the minister appointed to the
9 passionate Of the Methodist church here,
+ was married in Denver last WeeE II 4