The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-10-26
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James Fiske is a new clerk at Don
" & SCOTS.
Mrs. John w Dodds is home from
a brief stay in Denver.
Lon Laufman returned yesterday
from a trip to San Antonio, Tex.
Miss Dutlfnger Of Salina has accept
ed a position as stenOgrapher for Z.
+. Murphy
Colorado Springs Wednesday to spend
Miss Anna Smith Is helping Miss
Myrtle Knight in the register Of deeds
office this week
Ora J. AlbertsOn is just recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever. He
is an employee in the shops.
J. H. Kirk Of Burr Oak, Kan, has
entered the employ OF the Chicago
Lumber company at this place
Mrs. Walter Smith and daughter re-
turned from Topeka Monday where
they have been for several weeks
George Bradley returned from
trip to Kansas City last Friday He
attended the horse show held there
DR.. L Q. Higgins Of Naples, Ill, is in
town this week looking after his pro-
perty interests in Sherman county
Mrs. A. D. Stewart returned We'd
nesday from a months visit in Chi
cagO, Des MOines and Kansas City
A little daughter was born TO MI
and Mrs Cas- HOgebOOm on Monday,
but died Tuesday. tarTying but day.
MIS- LAND u lODGAd IL HI ~ " A ~
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs J. ). Jones'
Mrs. Lamb and Mrs Jones are sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ratclih Of Co
dorado Springs are visiting with MIS-
Ratclif's parents, Mr. and Mrs T.
Thorsen.
s. P. Dewese returned Thursday
from q weeks absence at Troy, Kan.
He shipped in a carload OF apples and
a carload Of cabbage
Brakeman Frank Taylor went PACK
to work this week after thirty days
IayOff. While away he visited with his
folks at DelphOs, Kan
Conductor Tom Edwards was In
town Monday and shook hands with
old friends. He is in passenger serv-
ice out Of Colorado Springs
A L Young, formerly employed as
q conductor on this division, left last
week for San Antonio, Tex, where
he has secured employment
Regular preaching services at the
NJ. z. church Sunday, October e, at
II a. M. and 8 p m A cordial invita-
ton is extended. J. NJ Eldridge,
c. H. Law Of Dresden, Kan, is in
town this week with a carload OF CAP
bagge from LuptOn, Colo, and is sell
ing OF at $50 per hundred weight
N E AIbertson, commissioner from
the First district, was in town Thurs
6ay on business He is improving and
remodelfng his residence near Edison
Warren Shamburg is now the local
manager for the Observation-Disclosures
company. Mr.. Shamburg succeeds L
NJ. Welch, who has accepted a posi-
ton in Omaha
Engineer Frank Kline had the
fingers OF his right hand quite badly
injured Wednesday by the danges on
the rotary, as he was clearing the
track OF snow and sand near Limon.
Arthur Richardson OF Grant town
ship was in town Saturday for the first
time since last November. He former
" worked in the shop here, but says
farming in Sherman county beats rail-
reading.
Fred Prewftt, general foreman OF
the Rock Island mechanical depart
ment at Fafrbury, and Bern Wheatley,
travelling engineer Of the Nebraska di-
vision, were here Saturday in consul
tation with the new master mechanic
Services next Sunday in the Episco-
pal church as usual At II o'clock
morning prayer, at 1880 p m even
ing prayer. Sunday school at 10 a m
TO each and all Of these services you
are cordially invited p. A Brunner
Rector.
W H FenimOre, who was train
master here q year ago was conduc-
cor 81 the pay car which delivered the
rheeIrs to the employs here the 18th.
ar. bcuimDrs was very popular Of
1f sFn the men and meg we're All
gas ~ $50
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