The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-10-13
RAILROAD NEWS.

Mrs Bert W ebster has returned to
Goodland after an extended visit.
Misses GertIe and Alice DOeTfer
were visitors In Denver last week
a NJ. TinJsey OF the Kirwin. Kan,
monument works. was here last week
The Coffin laundry is being enlarged
preparatory TO the putting in Of new
machinery.
W. J. Bower & Son sell liquid
good as new.
Arensberg & Cullen have installed
two additional show cases to their
drug store equipment
Clyde Cutshaw Of Brewster was in
town a few days last week He is a
real estate agent at that place
F a. Cooper Of Colorado Springs
was here Monday in the interest Of
the Colorado Monumental works Of
that city.
George Bradley began the building
Of his horse and cattle yard, on lots
just south Of the kellogg livery barn,
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. s. McKain Of Quinter, Kan,
is in the city, caring for her sister.
who was recently operated upon for
appendicitis
c V PARROT. proprietor OF the
O'pelt hotel in Colby, was in Good
land Wednesday looking up the hotel
situation here.
William Hargraves returned We'd
nesday morning from a fOur-days'
visit with his brother, Lew Harg-aves-
at Colorado Springs
Rev. Adams Of Salina held services
at the Episcopal mission house Sun
day in the place Of Rev BeIsey, who
is away on a vacation
4 son was born to Mr. and Mrs. H
l. hester, Wednesday, October 4. The
yOungster weighed twelve pounds.
hester says he's a socialist
f c Townsend Of ChilhOwe, No,
nephew Of our tOwnsman. 7. E Town
send, stopped OF in GOOdland this
week for a short visit with his uncle.
L. c. Olinger of Emerson, Neb.,
was in GOodland Wednesday looking
after his landed interest. He owns
half section of land in Grant town
ship.
DR.. B. 3. Slick OF Ridgeway, Colo,
an old acquaintance and friend Of DR..
Carmichael, stopped off here last week
on his return from the east, for a
short visit
NJ. Beam, postmaster at Ludell,
Rawlins county. was in GoodIand this
week. He is negotiating for a half
block Of lots in this town and may
come here to live
Mrs. Alice McClain Of Jefferson
county, Ia, was here last week for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Raines
Mr.. Raines and Mrs. NIcClain are
brother and sister
Fred Aten, a Burlington, Colo, mer-
chant, spent Sunday in Goodland.
Mrs. Aten accompanied him. They
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. z. F.
Murphy. Mrs. Aten's parents
: formerly in business in GOOdland, but
who has been living in Topeka for
several years. has purchased the Mar
din Star, at Nardin, Q. T, and viii
be the publisher in the future.
Mrs J. E Stevens and little daught-
er, LaureRe, returned Tuesday even
ing on No. 10 from an extended visit
in the west. most OF the time being
spent at Salem, Ore, where the par
ents Of Mrs, Stevens live
The O'Brien house Will be moved
to the west side of Boulevard, north
OF the Fred Book house, and the Mass
house viii be put on a lot on the east
side OF Boulevard in the block north.
A public concert under the auspices
Of the Episcopal church viii be given
by DamOn's New Orleans colored
students at the opera house Wednes-
day evening, October Is Tickets on
sale at Moore & Stevenson's drug
store.
]. W GattschaH Of StilweIlI. kan.
who last week purchased the south
west SILL. win move to Sherman
county some time during the mex
three months, and make his home
here.
L r, BlcClelland. telegraph opera
tor at F'lagler, Colo, viii 80 toSpring-
field. H. for a vacation OF thirty days
he VIII be accompanied by MS moth
er. Hrs. G. A. McCIelIand, and sister
Ruth.
Mrs. James. who has been here fol
about a week receiving electrical
treatment Yer paralysis at Dr. Far
rows studio. returned 70 her kcms q
Fiasier, Colo. che last e tts week