The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-02-24
TOLD IN LINE.

Asher B. Wilson left on No 10 for
Topeka.
Monday was pay day for the Rock
Island employees
Machinist ". p. Brinker was sick
the first of the week.
John Arendt, of Burlington, Colo,
was IN GOOdland the first OF the week
Attorney E. F Murphy returned Sun
day morning from a trip to Kansas
City
5. A. Marshall, who has been having
a severe time with pneumonia, IS i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. Geo. McCants arrived in Good
land Tuesday for a visit with friends
and relatives here
c. ]. Shimeau this week bought the
large Q. E. Swarts residence, on the
corner north Of the Methodist church
Herbert Stewart left on No. 10 Tues
day night for Topeka, where he VIII
observe the Kansas legislature for few
days.
Mrs. John Hazen, OF Brewster, was
in the city Sunday for a visit with her
daughters, Miss Ruby Moore and Mrs.
George Sherman.
Dr. F. A Carmichael received a dis
patch Tuesday 20 come to Chicago to
assist IN delicate surgical operation.
He left Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A Kreuzer left Tuesday evening
on No. 10 for Kansas City, where her
| daughter. Magdalene, underwent a diff
/ hcult surgical OPeTetiOn Monday
Dad Auer has been confined to
/ his bed for more than a week with
rheumatism. His friends miss him,
and It is.hOPed he viii be about again
soon.
Ed Madden, of Hayes City, Kan,
one of the GOOdland Townsite com
Pany, was in GOOdland Tuesday. He
| IS the same old jolly Ed as of yOre, and
/ IS as full of ''blarney" as ever.
The GOOdland public schools were
| dismissed Tuesday afternoon in respect
/ for the funeral services of Mrs. W. L.
/ VanWinkle, as Miss Ezza VanWinkle IS
| teacher Of the intermediate grade.
Roth & Marshall took charge of the
/ market the fore part of the week, pur-
/ chased of Q. E. Swarts. Mr.. Marshall
| is very sick yet, but the business will go
/ ahead IN the meantime hoping that he
| will soon recover
E. W. Stewart, who for the past three
mouths has been operating one shift on
| the Democrats linotype left Monday
! for GOOdland, Kansas to visit his father,
| who is publishing a paper at that place.
Ell Reno Democrat.
/ John Haun, a farmer OF Smith
county, was in GoOdland Sunday and
/ Monday, the guest of Register of Deeds
| J. J. Knight and family. Mr.. Haun IS
a relative of Mrs. Knight. He lived in
| Decatur county as far back as 1873.
! There viii be regular services at St.
| Paul's Episcopal church on Sunday,
! February 26. Holy communion, $50
a. m; Sunday school, 1000 a. m;
| morning service, HOO a. m; evening
service, 7:30 p. m.-Rev. Geo. Belsey-
| Mrs. Geo. Meldrum, of PhiIlipsburg,
| IS here organizing a class in typewrit-
| ing and shorthand. Mrs. Medium has
/ had a number of years experience in
/ high school, business colleges and pTi-
vate classes. She IS located with Mrs.
S. V. Mallory.
| Joe KOlancy IS building an addition
to the building recently bought on the
east side Of main street. This 1t IS IN
| derstoOd IS a temporary improvement.
In the spring he will put up q larger
| building for a tailor shop and move the
| small ones back.
We are little late with this item, but
| such a good piece of news as the birth
| William HOgebOOm, Jr., ought not to
be passed by. They arrived Wednes-
day, February s. One, a boy, weig he'd
81, and the other, a girl, 80 pounds.
They are healthy pair and their lung
! power IS first class.
". L. Arnold, of Lewiston, No, was
/ this week the recipient of fieet-fOOted
| greyhound, expressed to him Saturday
night by @. L. Calvert. Mr.. Arnold
and his young son, Todd have been
| IN GOOdland time and again, and the
boy has always wanted a GOOdland
| greyhound. Tim Stevenson furnished
the dog, and we suppose the boy and
hound will have great times for a
while.
! FL Reno Democrat: Edmund Viii
sey Of GOOdland, Kan, and about the
most fOrlOrn looking specimen OF
humanity that ever struck town, IS being
cared for In the city Jail. He makes a
plea 10 the Grand Army, on the grounds
/ that his father was a soldier, too, and
not afraid TO die, and asks that organ
| izatiOn 70 make one Of his fellow
prisoners quit mesmerizing him. That's
all be asks for" Wilsey IS not known
IN GoOdland, and If he eyer lived here
It isn't likely he would care to stop IN
FL Reno over night. Western Kansas
has no ''fOrlOTn looking specimens,