The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-17

has complete inside yard concrete
walks, put down by l. E Simpson.
The grounds will be prepared for q
fine blue grass lawn and shade trees.
Simon Mcdaniel Of York county,
Neb-, was here this week, looking over
the county with view Of investment.
He is a brother OF John and Thad-
deus McDaniels Of LlanOs township,
and Of Mrs Wilson Peters Of this city.
COmrade Thomas Butt left SatUr-
day for Topeka to join the official
train for Minneapolis to attend the
national G. A r. encampment. Pat
COney is after the national command
er plum and Tom will boost the cap
tain.
W. D. Marshall. Of the MARSHALL
RObidOux ranch, was in GOOdland
Wednesday. He is interested in and
manager Of the ranch, but was for
merly from Lincoln county. Pete
RObidOux still retains a minor inter
est in the ranch.
The eight-year-Old boy Of Edgar
West, living seven miles southeast OF
GOOdland, was run over by an empty
header box Wednesday afternoon.
The wagon wheels passed over the
middle Of his body but the lad es-
capped with minor injuries.
W. ". Morrison, a carpenter, is
building a home for himself, father,
mother and sister, west Of the Grant
residence on West Thirteenth street
He came here in March and his moth
er and sister will come here from
Lowell Mass, in October
Jerry Weymer was taken into Gus
tOdy by Policeman COchrane Saturday
night and locked up in the city jail.
He was arraigned before Police Judge
Sapp Monday and fined IS and costs,
amounting to $14.5O. He paid fine
and costs and was released.
A train load Of printers, made up
Of ten Pullman coaches delegates to
the convention Of the international
Typographical Union. passed through
GOOdland Saturday morning, en- route
TO Colorado Springs, where the fifty
second convention opened Monday.
Wallace Z. HOOke Of Colorado
Springs, but who lived in this city for
about two years, was in GOOdland
Monday He is an expert taxider-
mist besides an all round mechanic
in several lines Of work He is on his
way to Chicago, and viii go east to
Concord, y. H
Regular preaching services at the
Christian church Sunday morning and
evening. Subject for the morning
sermon will be The Sanctity OF the
Apostles Mission" Subject for the
evening discourse, Liberty" Every
body is most cordially invited. H H.
Ambrose, Minister.
NJ D. CUthbertsOn and Walter
Ryckman and company left Thursday
Of last week for a trim to the noun
tains- Mr.. Ryckman's mother, aunt
and niece were in the party. They
will 60 through Middle Park and over
the divide to the Bear river valley in
northwestern Colorado
A J Watson Of Coalby, Delta coun-
". Colo, was in GoOdland Friday. He
brought samples Of apricOts. plums,
peaches. grain, alfalfa and all kinds
OF grasses from Delta county, which
he thinks is a great place hr. Wat
son IS starting q town or his own
thirteen miles from COaiby.
Some one has named the new
street alignment. where wooden build
ings have been moved out to make
room for the new bricks, China
town 1t does look that way. In
terested parties Will heaVe a sigh Of
relief. however, when they are moved
out, and the general public viii be
also equally cheerful.
James Cullen, OF the Arensberg &
Cullen drug store. left Monday for q
trip to Minneapolis and St Paul The
cheap rate TO the G. A r. national
encampment at Minneapolis was dou-
bly, attractive. especially so as Jim had
invested in the boom period OF city
lots in St Paul, and wanted to see
what he could sell the property for
The new bowling alley in the rear
Of the TagEart furniture store, now
being built. Is zoI6O, 50 that both