The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-01-13
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A son was born 70 Mr. and Mrs. L.
W Rice Tuesday, January le.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Adams returned
Tuesday morning from Horton Kan
A load Of household goods belonging
10 Ms S. Luther was sold on the streets
Saturday
E F. Murphy made trip to Phil
I liPs5urg Wednesday, returning on No
Al Thursday
Fireman o. B. LETTERS arrived on No.
9 Thursday morning. and brought
bride with him
Mrs. A L McCants has been Ill for
week, troubled with an aggravated at
tack Of neuralgia
d. ". Peckham, representing the
AeTmOtor Windmill company was in
/ GOOdland this week
". Craig, manager of the Standard
/ Oh distributing station at Colby, was in
! GOOdland Thursday
c o. Kline, OF Alma, kan, was in
| GOOdIand Thursday and made drive
into the country to look at land.
George W. Wray returned last Tues
/ day from Hildreth Neb-, and viii re-
main IN Sherman county for a while.
Mrs. Anna White is preparing to
move away next week, and viii offer
/ her residence and household goods for
sale
Conductor S. R. GOode has been
assigned to east end local freight Nos.
/ II and y, and took the run Saturday
morning.
Prof. s. V. Mallory moved his family
I l. -
! town to the residence recently vacated
by Mrs. Luther.
/ c. E. Miller and n. J. Spencer, of
Norton, were in GOOdland Thursday.
! Mr.. Spencer is the travelling salesman
for Mr.. Miller's Pups and Dreams.
/ T. N. Simmons last week sold his
threshing outfit to a Mr.. Adams, of
COlOradO-nOt Governor Adams, who,
however, might have made good use of
it earlier IN the season.
OF the 1O6 counties in Kansas, only
five are without railroads. They are
Stanton, Grant, Haskell, Morton and
] Stevens, all located IN the extreme
southwest corner of the state.
! Firemen Frank Kintsler and Ed
| BlOdgett have been examined for en-
! gineers. They have passed the exam
Il nation and as soon as places are made
4 for them, viii be running on the extra
list.
Mr.. Whisnant, of St. Francis, known
| to he people of Grant township, this
county, has gone to Arkansas to teach
school. He was at the Kansas Wesley
an Business college during the fall term
Of school.
Mrs. Luther, Ed Luther and Mrs. o.
] r. Monroe, Mrs. Luther'S daughter left
Sunday night for a visit with relatives
at Adrian, No. Mrs. LutheT's father,
! mother and sister live at that place
They will return Saturday.
There will be the following services
at the Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing: Sunday school, 10 a. m; holy
communion and sermon, II o'clock;
evening prayer, T-30. p m
REV. GEO. BELSEY, Rector.
i Conductor c. H. Randall, the oldest
man in the freight service on this di-
vision, has been assigned to the passen-
ger service and viii run out of Colorado
Springs on Nos. and 10. He moved
his family to Colorado Springs on Tues
day mornings train.
A straw stack on Aaron Holland
place, ten miles southeast Of GOodland,
burned last Tuesday. The only ex-
PLANTATION of the origin OF the fire was
that the straw took FIRE from sparks
from the chimney of Mr.. Holland s
house, near by The wheat had been
threshed.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Adams will
soon return from Huron, Kan, where
they went about a week ago to bury
their little child, Florence, who died
from complications resulting from scar
let fever. Mrs. Adams IS in very poor
health and they will go to Arizona for a
| while to benefit her condition
J. W. Klauer returned Friday from a
SIX weeks visit IN Mansfield, Ohio,
John Sherman's old home He visited
with his brother, J. F. Klauer, whom
he had not seen for thirty-twO years,
and reports a very enjoyable vacation
spent with relatives and among scenes
that were dear to him more than a
half century ago.
George Cooper, of Goodland, a stu
dent in stenOgraPhy and typewriting at
the Kansas Wesleyan Bushes college,
reports that he IS making the dust fiy,
and has opportunity by the forelOck.
We are glad to hear it George has the
ambition and the energy to make a sue
cess of his chosen work, and his Good
land friends viii be glad to hear that he
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viii be through with his course in q
month or two
L. D. Gillespie, well known in Sher-
man county, at one time a candidate
for representative, has just finished a
course IN the Kansas Wesleyan Business
college at Saiina, and has secured a
position with the St Joseph News and
Press, as solicitor and collector, having
a promise of being placed on the rePOr-
tOrial staff Of that paper in a few
months. Mr.. Gillespie IS the author Of
/ a pamphlet book Of poems, entitled,
Songs of Labor"
c.R.I. & ?. TIMECARD.