The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-21

wood typewriter from c. A Hinche,
OF the Salina agency
Al Roth purchased the five lots on
Broadway, Immediately fronting the
Christian church, Of Wesley Coleman,
this week He will build a fine resi-
dence on the property.
The 15-year-old son OF Henry Frer-
ichs broke the two bones Of the left
forearm by falling from a header box
Monday forenoon DR.. Carmichael
attended to the injured boy.
Miss RUbIe Moore has given up
her place as one Of the central girls
Of the GOOdland Telephone company.
Her place is taken by Elsie Beighley,
a sister Of Mrs J. NJ. Jewell
William Wise and Eliza J. Wood,
both cOIOred, OF Denver, were mar
ried by Probate Jude Kellogg, Tues
day. Wise is a porter on a passenger
train on the Rock Island.
Miss. Ethel Powers, who has been
staying with Mrs. J. W. Usher in
Denver, returned home last Friday
for a few weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Powers.
Thursday was pay day here for the
Rock Island employees. The pay car
made the trip here this month The
checks are generally sent to the
agent, who hands them out to the
men.
The following are new dispatchers
here; A L. James, from Union Pac-
ific at Evanston, Wyo.; F. A. Cooper,
from Wisconsin Central; z. r. Kirk
patrick, from Short Line at Colorado
Springs.
A H Adams, representing the
Aetna Building and Loan association
Of Topeka, is in town and is inter
esting prospective builders who wish
to erect residences on the building
and loan plan.
Carl Ryckman, a former resident Of
Prairie View, but now a rancher out
in Cheyenne county, was a visitor to
this city Thursday last, having some
business with Abstracter Kingery-
PhillipsbUrg News
Mrs. J. H. Bush returned Monday
from Colorado Springs, where she
has been with her husband at St
Francis hospital, who is receiving
treatment for injuries received in the
wreck near Edison.
Nose Matheney, formerly Of Sher-
man county, but now Of Oklahoma,
living eight miles south Of LawtOn, is
back in GOOdland, and will run a
threshing machine during harvest He
will be employed by Billy Walker.
W. H Ryer Of Kansas City has is
sued from this Office a union roster OF
GOOdland, which is accompanied by
advertisements Of most OF the bust
ness houses in GoOdland. Rosters
will be framed and hung up in the
three lodge rooms.
A Sunday school convention will
be held Sunday, July %, at Pleasant
Home school house, nine miles north
east Of Edison The usual program Of
song and subjects has been prepared.
Dinner on the grounds. 7. p. Craw-
ford, President
Mabel and Pearl Harrington have
purchased the restaurant which has
been conducted by Hugh Robertson,
and viii continue the business at the
same stand These young ladies are
experienced in the restaurant bust
ness, and viii no doubt receive a
liberal patronage
Lois Murphy gave a birthday party
to her girl friends at her home Non
day evening from to o'clock The
young folks enjoyed themselves play
ing games on the lawn, and when
they were tired they were refreshed
with luncheon. It was the eleventh
birthday OF the hostess.
J. P Hines. who has erected an ar
ti6ciaI stone plant just south OF VII
liam Jupe's place, has got everything
in order to manufacture cement
building blocks. As soon as he gets
IN a carload OF cement he viii com
mence business Cali around and see
his machine ana blocks, II you are
going to build soon
The extreme hot weather In Shsr-
man county was broken Wednesday
forenoon BY a very refreshing shower
and the temperature continued cool
throughout the day. Different .parts
OF the county received moisture, the
amount measuring IN some places
about a fourth Of an inch or more.
aE- and Ms A r Taper aud little
daughter arrived home Tuesdaymorn-
tnS ron E two months visit They
we're iEl-EesE- York Ohia. Iowa. Li.f-
slcts. Missouri. Michigan and Csanada
hifs visiting near Kim Faii 1Is-L