The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-16
= G.. M. MILLISACK -


deeds to town lots. A B Montgom-
cry, secretary Of the Town company,
has in the last two weeks sold a very
large number Of town lots.
Services in the Episcopal church
next Sunday viii be as follows: Early
celebration at $3.50 a m, morning
prayer with sermon II a m, evening
prayer and instruction 1880 p m P
A Drummer, priest in charge
Monday afternoon Probate Judge
COuntryman Joined in marriage LO-
cene Wiltshire Of GOOdland and Mrs
Clara Marsh Of Healy, Kan. The
happy pair left that night for Good
land, where they will make their fu-
ture hOme.-Philliusbur News
Mr.. ingalls,, living ten miles north
west Of GOOdland, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis about three
weeks ago, has fully recovered; and
Mrs. William HOgebOOm, Jr-, who was
operated upon for the same disease
about two weeks ago, is now able to
sit up, and is recovering rapidly.
The city council and the Rock
Island railway have come to a dis
agreement about the cost Of water,
the latter refusing to pay meter rates
as agreed The road consumes water
to the meter value Of 1925 a month,
but wish to pay only $3.50 a month.
Norton Champion
James Cummins OF Talmadge, Neb-,
the gentleman who bought the old
Whisenand place last fall, purchased
lots for a building site on the corner
Of Twelfth and Caldwell avenue, in the
| east part Of town one, day last week.
He will build a nice residence in the
/ spring and move his family here.
William Duden, the veteran engi-
! neer, tells US that he has made an
average Of 10 miles per day for
| thirty-f7ve years. Figure this out and
you will find that he has linked IT
I'D the rails 1877, 500 miles, or in
| other words has gone far enough to
| travel around the world hfty-one
! times and have $500 miles to throw
/ in for good measure. Very few en-
/ gineers have a record equal to that OF
/ Mr.. Duden's.-DOwns Times.
/ Colorado Springs notes in Denver
! Times: I. II. Bowers, a Rock Island
porter, was brought to Glockner sani-
tarium February II suffering from in
! iuries sustained BY being pitched
headIOng from the top Of a passenger
/ coach travelling at a high rate OF
| speed in Kansas. The accident hap
4 pened two days ago, and the man is
in q critical condition His home IS
in Kansas
J. r. Burrow, secretary Of state
George ". WheatIey, railroad com
missioner; W. II. Haskell, warden Of
the state penitentiary; z. E Ames
national bank examiner and presi-
dent Of the First National bank Of
GOOdland; Charles Sessions, repOrtel
for the Kansas City Journal, came VI
to GOOdland on No. Il wednesday
evening. and returned east on No IL
at 8 o'clock
The ladies OF the Methodist church
are making arrangements to put dOwT
the new carpet in the church building
They are intending to have one good
time on the old WORKOUT carpet be
fore they put down the new one. The!
have not yet fixed the day, but per
haps Wednesday or Thursday even
ing the ladies viii have an Old-fash
toned tafy-pUIL
B. l. Stephenson who recently 10
Gated in GOOdIand as the genera
agent for a life insurance company
is disabled for the time being by
broken leg Mr.. Stephenson was a
work fitting up q chicken house, whel
he stepped on a loose board and fel
to the ground The small bone OF tn
|. leg was fractured An injury OF thi
kind, while extremely painful and
source OF Inconvenience, probably 70
several weeks, viii heal without per
manent bad results Dr.. Carmichae
. is attending to the case.
II Clifford Dodge OF Salins, specfa
agent OF the Springfield Fire Ensur
ance company. was in town Wednes
t day and made a trip to Kanorad
Thursday. BE says his company 4
going to place a local agent there &