The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-01-20
TOLD m A LINE.

proving.
Hopes wiz buy all kinds Of hides
and furs-
Jerry Coffin IS putting an extension
to his Coffee House.
Bring your hides to Hopes, and get
the highest market price
The Dunbar company at opera house
MOnnay night January ..
The shop force has fallen of some IN
numbers some laying of sick
". H RubersOn, of Colby, son Of ].
B. RubeTsOn, was IN town Wednesday,
Frank Murphy, OF Denver, IS a new
emplOye in the Jerry Coffin Coffee
House.
Conductor Bert Farley IS temporarily
on the LimOn-Denver run IN the place
Of ". J. Converse.
J. n. Waters and daughter, Bessie,
returned from Maysville, Mo, on No.
IS Tuesday Morning.
Engineer Frank Pickenpaugh has
rented the Ratcliff house and moved
his fanny in this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Hartman and
children returned this week from va
cation in Colorado Springs.
Ed Fear, breakman on the ''slOw
| board - left Wednesday for Salt Lake
to do duty on another road.
I Rev. ". H. Hampton, of KanOradO,
/ accompanied by Mrs. Hampton, was IN
/ GOOdland Wednesday, returning home
/ IN the afternoon
Machinist SEVERN, who worked in
the shops here for about a month, left
/ Tuesday night for Kansas City with
/ Blacksmith Heenan.
Tom Seaman, brother of the Seaman
/ sisters, and who IS proprietor of ranch
/ in Kit Carson county, Colo, was in
! GOOdland this week.
John Nye, of Chicago, the GOOdland
/ Old-timer and Sherman county home
steader, but now a Chicago real estate
dealer, was IN GOOdland this week.
When you are in town be sure to cali
at the Walker Implement Office and get
a Mccormick calendar for 1905. They
are nice ones. JAMES BAESBRIDCE-
Fred Aten went to Burlington last
| week to start in the mercantile business
for himself He VIII occupy the north
store room in the big MOntezuma brick.
! ". J. Purvis is acting as back shop
/ foreman. He IS good man for that
position, as he IS a 6rst-class machinist
and is familiar with every detail of the
work.
! Miss Magdalene Kreuzer left on No. 10
/ Tuesday night for AtchisOn,- Kan,
where she Is pursuing a course of study
in the Mt. St. SchOlasticus- parOchial
school.
Blacksmith Heenan, who worked here
IN the shops for a couple of months, left
Tuesday night for Kansas City where
he may take a job with the Missouri
/ Pacific.
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. E Ratcliff moved
this week to Pueblo to live, as Mr.. Rat
cliff has been promoted to passenger
conductor, and viii run form Pueblo to
PhilliPsburg-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman re
turned Wednesday morning on No. ).
from a months visit in, Lincoln and at
Tecumseh, Neb., wherein Sherman s
parents reside.
| ]. B. Scott, an attorney from Sutton,
Neb., arrived IN GoOdland Tuesday and
will make his home here in the future.
1t Is understood that he will open up a
law Office in the Masonic brick block.
] Passenger Conductor Ed Denney was
in Goodland Wednesday morning on
his way to St. Francis to attend the fu-
neral of his sister, Mrs. Ed Jacobs, who
died this week at her home IN Cheyenne
county.
Sheriff George Bradley returned from
Topeka Tuesday morning. While
there he went out TO the insane asylum
to see Ralph Franklin and reports that
his condition IS about the same. He
SAYS Franklin IS well cared for.
AIachinist George HoeheT IS still night
foreman of the round house IN spite Of
himself. His feelings might be de-
| scribed by saying that he IS. hanging
Ike the devil on TO something charged
with electricity that he can't let go Of.
AIr. and Mrs. E. c. Wiley returned
! Wednesday morning from Chicago.
where Mr.. Wiley, as delegate from the
GoOdland lodge Of the B. Of L. E, was
one Of the members of the grievance
committee in conference with officials
of the Rock Island railway,
Rev. ]. E. Stevens returned Wednes-
day morning from two weeks stay al
Atwood where he conducted revival
meetings IN the Christian church. A
case of small POx spoiled It all, as
3 public meetings were placed under the
! ban of quarantine
b J. l. Boyd IS back at work in the
I round house, having entirely recovered
from hemOTrhage Of the nose. He gives
S Doctor Carmichael great credit, and
says he has heard Of two men IN Denver
who died Of similar attacks and the
physicians were unable to check the
Y flow Of blood.
Walter HOOke, the taxidermist, who
Is employed at the depot as night man
) has a fine exhibit at the Depot HOte
: Office. It IS large white owl heckeo
with dark bars, grasPing quail 1t i:
one Of the finest pieces Of work to be
seen anywhere Il was set up for Z
: Mr.. Hill who keeps a market at Nor
. ton, Kan