The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-03
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Mrs. c H Jet returned Tuesday
from a ten days visit in Denver
Two furnished rooms for rent for
light housekeeping Mary Thompson
/ ed Saturday from an extended visit in
the east
Conductor John ". DOdds vas on
| Conductor Harry Barsby's run on the
jersey a few trips this week
Mrs Lulu Wolfe left Friday night
for MOberly, No, after months visit
with her mother in GoOdland.
Roy Marshall, mail agent on the
Rock Island out Of Kansas City, was
| here Tuesday on a visit to his mother
Roy Hail Of Rocks county has
bought the old NcCluskey ranch on
the Beaver It was bought OF the
James SvObOda has let the contract
to build a fOur-rOOm house in the
southwest part OF town Carpenter
Daniels has the contract
John Sebastian. the general traffic
manager Of the Rock Island, passed
through GOOdland Tuesday night on
his way to Denver and Colorado
Springs.
Fred Knapp, a passenger brakeman
on Nos q and %, was in GOOdland
Wednesday. He has been laying on
for two months and spent the time
in Kentucky.
Joe Adams, who recently came from
Allen county, is now living on his
farm one and three-fourths miles
northwest OF town, which he purchas-
ed after coming to Sherman county.
J. B. fitzpatrick and ". J. TOller-
1 ton, OF the motive power department
with headquarters in Davenport, Ia,
were here Wednesday and made a trip
Of inspection through the local shops
Jacob Lemmer is improving his resi-
dence, located just north Of the Frank
Thompson place The roof Of the
main part will be raised and an I
1SX24 will be added.
A p. Montgomery Of Denver, sec
rotary Of the Sherman county Devel-
Opment company, was here nearly a
week looking after the company's af-
fairs in the sale OF town lots.
Horace ELogeboom, who is employ
ed in the train service Of the Rock
Island at Chickasha, I. T, returned to
that place Sunday night, after a visit
Of week with his parents in this
city.
Miss Bertha Miller Of Mead, Kan,
is in the city the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. Maggie Powell. Very naturally,
Mrs. Powell is quite proud Of her rath-
er charming and interesting niece
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. COnyers and two
two months visit with a. brother and
sister Of Mr.. COnyers- Mr.. COnyers is
head blacksmith at the Rock Island
shops here.
Miss Montgomery, Of NJ. T. Bur
wells real estate office, is working in
the master mechanics Office at the
shops temporarily, in place Of Ed
Kruchten, who is one of the small
pOx patients.
I. J. BegIey and Miss Marie Rey-
holds, who were married at Norton
April p by Probate Judge Shelley, will
make their home in GOOdland. Beg
ley is a brakeman, and has run out Of
GOOdland for over a year.
8Ir. and Mrs. E ". Pratt arrived
home last week from Crows Summit,
W. Va, where they visited the old
home scenes and relatives Of Mr..
Pratt. They were gone three months,
and report the time pleasantly spent
Harry Felt left Wednesday night for
Atlanta, Ga, where ne went as a de-
legate from the local lodge here to
the grand lodge Of the Brotherhood Of
Railroad Trainmen. On the return
trip he will take in the jamestown
exposition.
William Johnson. who formerly
lived in GOOdland and was a clerk in
the grocery department Of the Mill
sack store, has left Logan, Kan, and
gone to Axtell, where he has bought
a stock Of clothing and gentlemen's
P J Bird Of Mount Union, Ia, ar
rived in GOOdland Thursday on his
way to st Francis, where his brother
in-law, J. L Deal, is engaged in the
is looking over the country with view
Of investment and location
The new residence Of John BreSna-
han, who will move here from Grant
township, has been commenced. The
cellar and foundation is already laid,
and Carpenter Fred Hunt will begin
the woodwork soon It is located on
the northwest corner Of Twelfth and
Grand avenue.
The risk on the Earl Derby house,
which was destroyed by fire a couple
Of weeks ago, was paid this week. The
house was insured for $500 and the
contents for $500. The insurance ad-
juster and the insured agreed on a
total sum Of S1,S6S, valuing the furni-
ture that was saved at $132.
Prof Willis, conductor of the Good
land band, reports that the weekly
Open-air concert will not be given on
Friday evening on account Of the
Fisher show being here that date, but
viii treat the people to the concert
on the previous evening, Thursday
The Rt Rev. L N GriswOId will be
in GOOdland Sunday, Nay 3, TO hold
services both morning and evening at
the Episcopal church. This viii be
an opportunity for the people Of Good
land to hear Bishop GriswOld again,
which is considered a great privilege
to anyone having heard him before.
Dan G. King Of Utica, Ness county,
Kansas, but formerly Of Smoky town
ship, arrived in GOOdland Saturday on
a visit with J R Eicher and other old
neighbOrs. Some years ago he went
to the Pacific coast and Knocked I
around" in Washington, Oregon and |
Idaho, but finally returned to Kansas
William L Paine and family arrived |
here about six weeks ago from Polo, |
Mo-. and viii make their home here |
Mr.. Paine is a carpenter and IS put |
ting UP a three-rOOm house for him |
self in the southwest part Of town /
In the meantime they are stopping /
with Mr.. Painee's sOn-in-law, William /
who is a bOilermaker at the /
shops
Wedding cards announcing the mar /
rage Of Miss Emma Fry to Mr. Homer Il
A. Pain at Boulder, Colo, April Is, Il
have been received by some Of the i
,ride's friends in GOOdland- Miss
y viii be remembered by the old Il
et tiers when a little girl living here
lit \ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. H
rrv Mr.. and Mrs Pain will be at
.ome, in Hennessey Okla, after May
2.
A very pleasing social affair was
iven BY Mr. and Mrs Alfred Daw-
on at their home last Thursday eve
ing About forty guests were en-
Grained. Prizes were Won by Miss
Iaud Williams, Ms Ernest Bower,
IT. z E Mitchell and Mr.. Frank
eely. The house was beautifully de
GRATED with smilaL and pink and
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