The Goodland republic., 1907-04-19
TOLD N LINE


Ray AlcOtt Of Colby spent Sunday in
GOCdland-
Dick Auer was a visitor at Colby
Wednesday.
3 F. Brown writes IRE Insurance in
Old-line companies.
Star brand Shoes, warranted to
wear, at Hodgkinson's-
A son was born TO Mrs Beulah Roth
Grant, Thursday, April IL
A girl was born to Nh and Mrs Tod
Murphin Sunday April a
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray starr, Sunday, Apn IA.
George Bradley shipped a carload Of
hogs to the Denver market Tuesday.
A A Bower Of Norton, brother Of
Ernest Bower, was in town Monday
George HarmOnson returned last
week from a trip TO Grand Junction,
Colo.
A new barn is being built on the
c c. Young place on South Main
street
shop, returned Monday from a visit in
Topeka
Dr. W. R. Townsend, the Kanorado
physician, was a Goodland visitor on
Tuesday.
Wallace Filler returned last Friday
from Topeka, where he served on the
federal petit jury.
Mrs. G. H Rice Of Denver, formerly
Of GOodland, is in the city the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. E c. Wiley.
Arthur Stewart left Wednesday for
trip to Kansas City. He intends to
buy an automobile while there.
The W. c. T q. meets at the Chris
tian church next Sunday at o'clock
Topic, What Joseph Teaches Us"
Mrs. Murphy, Leader
Drayman Fred Winseu has added an
L to his new house on South Broad
way, so that he now has a convenient
and comfortable home OF five rooms
J. NJ. Kelly, nephew OF George Kel-
/ ", was here Wednesday looking for a
position on the road. He was former
/ " employed on the Santa Fe road
DR.. Shaw has moved his Office into
the upper north front rooms Of the
Shaw & Williams building, where he
has an elegant suit Of rooms
The new ffteen-horse power dyna-
mo at the waterwOrks, was put to
work this week, so that the city now
/ has three wells in operation.
/ Dan Mckay Of Phillipsburg, Prin-
! ter in the Dispatch Office, was in town
Monday for a days visit with his
/ folks, Mr. and Mrs Carl Mckay.
! Mr. and Mrs. Twambly and Mr. and
/ Mrs. johnson and family, and VIII
| Cochrane, departed Sunday night for
Oregon, where they viii make their
| home.
| Pete Klduff, general chairman Of
| the adjustment board Of the Brother
/ hood Of Locomotive Engineers Of the
] Rock Island system, was in Goodland
! last Saturday.
/ The new HOefier residence on South
/ Clark avenue is now complete 1t
has eight rooms, five closets and a
! bathroom The front entrance has a
hall and stairway
/ W. ] Detwiler was in GOOdland
/ last Friday in a HOlsman twO-seated
auto carriage. Three ladies were in
! the company. The run from Good
land to KanOrado, eighteen miles, was
made in less than an hour
Joseph Frazier, the little son OF Mr..
and Mrs William Frazier, who has
been seriously I'll with spinal meningi-
tbs. is reported no better. He has
been unconscious for some eighteen
| DAYS and is very much emaciated-
J L Lane Of Lincoln, Neb-, says
that Fred Yearick, formerly a resi-
dent Of this county, and at one time
/ representative in the state legislature
from Sherman county, will be out
here during the coming summer
Little Miss Helen Crane Of Selden,
kan, aged s years, is the guest OF
1 her aunt, Mrs. H K Adams She
viii accompany her aunt to Horton
and Kansas City, where they viii visit
relatives. They intend TO leave today
John c. Nauheim, the drayman and
transfer man, has built a fine new
barn and inclOsed a yard on lots on
South Clark avenue. He bought out
the business Of Camille Jupe some
months ago.
c. W. Lull, proprietor Of barber
shop in Lebanon, Kan, was in town
Wednesday. He formerly owned q
barber shop in Goodland and wouldn't
mind coming back to the best barber
town in the west end OF the state.
Tom Costello, the water service man
for the city, had one OF his eyes bad
" injured Tuesday by exploding bab-
bitt metal, which he was pouring into
4 boxing on the pumping jack pitman
DR.. Carmichael dressed the injured
eye.
R. A. Staley Of Dinuba, Cal, who
has been preaching at the Christian
church, has accepted a call to the
church and will begin at once Two
persons were baptised by him on Tues
! QtlN. services next E-AAAN4e-E AAADA A-AAAG
and night Public invited
J. T. Lane Of Lincoln, Neb., was in
Goodland Wednesday. He formerly
resided at LaBIanche, this county, and
still owns a half section Of land, and
his son a quarter section west Of La
Blanche. He is a brOther-in-law OF
Fred Yearick, and is Interested in the
Bell Telephone business in Lincoln
Mrs. Johnson and daughter, Coral
who have been living in GoOdland fol
some time, left this week for Los
Angeles, Cal, where they will make
their home. Mrs Johnson is not in
very good health, and it is expected
| that California climate viii benefit
her.
H J. Piper has made extensive i'm
prOvements on South Clark avenue,
including the enlarging OF his resi-
dence, the construction OF out-build-
ings and fencing, concrete walks, etc
The new Hoef1er place, just north,
viii also put down concrete walks