The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-02-10
TOLD IN LINE.

It's Pup.
It's Dream.
Brakeman Humtarzer left on No a /
Monday for a visit II Topeka
The W. c. T. U. viii meet at Mrs.
Kuhlman's Wednesday afternoon
The Epworth League society Of the |
Methodist church gave a social at the
Winsell residence Friday evening.
Webster Wilder, of Kansas City, rep
resenting the Oliver typewriter company,
was IN Goodlaud Saturday
A L. Baughman, of Colorado Springs,
was in GOOdland last week working on
the job of filling the Rock island ice
house.
DR.. Frank Smith, for several terms
a representative from Sherman county,
was a visitor in the House yesterday
Topeka Capital
Rev. ]. Ed Stevens went to Downs
/ Monday afternoon to deliver his lecture,
r. Blocks and BlOckheads." He returned
/ Thursday morning.
| Perry Coler came down from Good
/ land the first part of the week TO visit
with his folks in the west part of the
| cOunty.-NOrtOn LiberatOr.
Tom McCants, an employee of this
| paper, returned from Colorado Springs
on No. ~ Monday. He visited week
with his parents at Colorado City.
Joe Smalley, who has been at work
/ in Cripple Greek, Colo, is home on
| visit with the old folks for a couple Of
weeks. He will return next week.
Lulu Auer left for Lindsburg, Kan,
Friday night on No. 10, for visit with
her niece, Miss Nellie Hartman,
musical student at Bethany college.
DR.. Smith received a telegram from
DR.. V. 9. Eddy, of Colby, last Friday,
calling him in council in a case of ty-
PhOid fever. DR.. Smith was out of the
city.
Representative B. F. Brown was
Monday, returning on No. 10 Monday
evening. Adjournment was made until
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Adams, of
GoOdland, are spending the winter in
TuscOn, Ariz., for Mrs. Adams health,
which has been very poor since she SUI
fered an attack Of pneumonia.
The unpaltted part of the KanoradO
tOwnsite, and also some vacant lots,
were sold last week by the Rock Island
land company to Clayton Briggs and
]. PenfOld. The price of the land was
about $3.50 per acre.
= The Rock Island has purchased 80
new locomotives, and It IS understood
they will be distributed over the system
where needed, between Chicago, Denver
and Colorado Springs, and on the new
lines recently acquired IN Colorado.
Newt Hall and his son, George, left
Saturday night on No. 10 for Topeka.
The young man, who is being treated
! for curvature of the spine, has out
3 ] fna r0H1crn~ Of r01-Tc TnrLrnf he
has been wearing, and will be put into
a new jacket at the Keith hospital.
The fOur-months-old boy of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. 9. W. Mccormick, who formerly
lived in GOOdland, died at their home
! in Atwood, Kan, Wednesday, January
+ Is. Indigestion and teething seemed to
2 be the trouble Burial was made in
their old home town, Phillipsburg.
: Ike Crumley, member of the legisla-
ture from Thomas county, will take time
to close a land deal in his county though
the legislature is in session. He closed
three land deals in one day, and says he
always takes the time to do a good turn
IN the real estate business. -Topeka
State Journal.
The Oberlin Eve, whose editor has a
clerkship in the state senate this winter,
denies the rumor that State Senator
BuschOw has been selected to lead he
] disgruntled fellows in a fight against
Congressman Reeder in 1906. The ed
itOr of the Eye says It is purely imagin-
ary, and was started by some one in
Decatur county who has an eye on the
Office himself, or something else.
The Rock Island has two new assist
ant trainmasters. 9. F. Smith, former
ly a train dispatcher at GOOdland, has
. been appointed assistant on the FL PaSO
, ! division with Jurisdiction over that part
: Of the line between HeringtOn and Dali
hart. He will be located at Bucklin.
On the Nebraska division F. 9. Hagle-
barger has been appointed assistant
: trainmasteT with headquarters at Fair
I bury.
G. ]. Shimeall's fine Jersey COW left
home three weeks ago. Last week he
put a thTee-line local in this paper,
which was mailed Friday, and on
Sunday morning the COW walked leis-
urely into Mr.. Shimeall's yard. The
7 Jersey was away from home during the
severest weather, but returned in as
{ good condition as when she strayed
I away. We do not know whether the
I neighbOrs OF the COW saw the advertise
j ment. All we know is, it pays to
+; advertise.
I First published January 49,