The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-06-15

The east round house is being
whitewashed.
Conductor George Schiegner is at
work again after a weeks layOff.
J. L ROLAND, Of the store house,
spent a few days in Omaha last week.
Car Accountant Creighton has
moved his family here from Rock Is
land, Ill
Clyde E. Brown and William c.
TrOUtner spent Sunday in Colorado
Springs
W. D. c. Smith, travelling account
ant with headquarters in Chicago, was
here Monday.
George Usher has rented a house
in Colorado Springs and will make
Engineer W. P. Roach Of Roswell
made a trip down here this week, the
first one in several months.
Conductor Laufman is laying Of
looking after B. r. 7. grievances.
Conductor o. c. Modem is on his car.
Brakeman S. z. Marts will take
vacation and in company with his wife
will go to St. Joseph for a visit.
Bert Morris. OF the shop force, has
returned from a three weeks vaca-
ton in Kansas City and other points.
Blacksmith J. COnyers returned last
Thursday from a thirty-day vacation
on a visit to his son at Pittsburg, Kan.
| Fay Blanchard, stenOgrapher in the
master mechanics Office spent last
[ 4 y
/ the wedding of his sister.
Mrs. F. B. Wilbur is a new operator
1 on the night shift in the telegraph
| room Her husband is also an Oper-
atOr and holds a day job here
/ Mrs. A H. Kean and daughter, fam
/ lily Of Master Mechanic Kean, are ex-
/ pected to arrive here Friday from
/ their home in Port Huron, Mich.
/ Yardmaster z. J. Wilson was at
Kansas City this week to bring two OF
his sons home, who have been there
attending school
Gravel trains in charge OF Conduc-
] tors Adams, Mckinney, Dickson and
Hansen have been placed in chain
gang temporarily until repairs can be
made to the ballast shovel
Engineer Joe Berry. member Of the
/ board OF aldermen OF Denver, reported
went out on his run on passenger be
/ tween GOOdland and Denver
i Tourist Pullman 30S2. one Of the
cars wrecked near Jennings last Fri
day, was in the yard here Wednesday
en- route TO the Denver shops for re-
Il pairs The Rock Island coaches were
sent to the Moline shops
Trainmaster RamsdelI, Master Ne
] chanfc Kean and Road Foreman OF
| Equipment McSteen were at Colorado
Springs Wednesday holding investiga-
ton OF the deraiiment OF No at Jen-
nfngs-
/ The work train crews, in charge OF
Conductors Mailer and Laufman were
here Sunday Mailer came in to have
his hair cut, and finding the barber
shops closed, he had it clipped at q
livery stable
A genius at Gem. a small station OF
the Rock Island IN Thomas county
! has completed and patented a device
J for loading ard unloading passenger
on rapidly moving trains He dem
Onstrates the work Of the machine
with a small railroad he has built IN
his yard and railroad officials are
watching il very closely
No. 81. in charge OF Conductor S
. b Hubbard, got car on the track al
! VOna last Friday and the same day
and about the same time the 1720
steam shovel. in charge OF Conductor
: Charles Mailer, met with a similar
accident also at VOna- A special car
I rEing Division superintendent A u
n Abbott and Trainmaster A 3. Rams
dell, en- route for the scene OF th'
wreck at Jennings was delayed tive
hours at VOna BY the derailments.
Arthur Ireland, national organizes
and a vice president Of the Interna
! tionai Association Of Machinistss wa
= released from the C0Wley county tai
Tuesdssr after having served Sd
{ lmonths for assault. Ireland vas con
iricted IN November. 1906. Of assault
fnE st HaTri-Ts strike Drees<lIil