The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04

at the Grier house Tuesday.
George Teagarden was out to Burling-
ton, Col, the first of the week.
Jonn Navert has returned from a trip
to the eastern part of the state.
william Jupe has returned from Cloud
county where he has been on visit.
Thomas p. Leonard returned Friday
night from business trip to Topeka.
Dick Powers returned last week from
Missouri, where he has been for month.
Fred Webb leaves this week for Omaha
where he will work at the barber trade.
Charley Teeters Of McAllister, Logan
county, Kansas, was IN Goodland Mon
day.
Miss Elma Douglass commenced q
term Of school in district No. 40 Mon
day.
William Mitchell of Ruleton, will read
the news out Of The REPUBLIC here
after
Lou Peebler, Fred Dawson and Joe
Nc Dowell were out to Burlington, Col,
Monday.
Mrs. J. H. TAFT returned from the
Wonan's Relief Corps at Atchison, Sun
day night.
Miss Kane opened up a three months
school in the Crockford neighbornoOd
ON Monday.
G.. B. Dickey delegate to the Grand
Army encampment at Atchison, re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs. Schiller went down to Goodland
last Sunday and returned Monday
Flagler Advance.
E. j. Scott went to Topeka this week
as delegate to the meeting of the state
republican league.
Hon. Fred Yerrick OF LaBlanchO, was
In town Monday and left $3.50 for THE
REPUBLIC one year.
Thomas Grcenup sends The REPUB-
Lie to Albert Greenup at PenningtOn's
Point, Ill.,, for one year.
NJ. l.. Lasley returned from Denver,
Col, Monday where he has been en-
ployed for several months.
g, Q. Bloom, travelingman, for the
Wyatt Hardware company Uf st. Joe,
Mo-, was in Goodland Saturday.
W. X. Brown and e. S. Knight were
out to Burlington, COL, Monday on legal
business before the county judge.
Mrs. William Walker jr.. returned
from the Woman's Relief Corps as
sembly at AtchisOn, Saturday night.
John Voughtlander of Denver, arrived
in GoUdland on Wednesday and will be
found for time on his homestead here.
ChaunCey Calkins is up this week from
Norton county, homesteading on his
claim in the northeast part of the county.
s. X. Baldwin, A. L. Barton. X. NJ.
Miller, Fred o. Stone and G. B. Block Oi
Bird City, were in Goodland on Tues
day.
j. N. Kane and wife have just finished
three months school in Cheyenne
county. Mr.. Kane has taken a school In
the east part of the county.
Mrs. Heymer, the mother of Mrs. L.
c. Harper left Tuesday night for her
home In Centralia, Kas. She has been
visiting several months here.
G. W. Houghton, the tailor, after an
absence of fourteen weeks returned
home on wednesday night. His health
is much improved.
Max Frohmuth and family who left
here recently for Colorado Springs, were
in the the city Thursday on their way
back to Phillipsburg.
Rev. R. W. Pittman returned on Mon
day, February % from a several months
visit in Illinois. He said mud, bad
weather, sickness and death was the
prevalent conditions.
/ j. E. Keith Of Kanofado, who formerly
worked for Ennis & Walker and has been
at Denver some time, passed day in
the city this week, and lett Monday
night for TT. Wayne, Ind, where he
Will visit for awhile.
DR.. Goodell Of WILDER, Neb., has
written letter to G.. L. Calvert saving
he was to have his tree claim farmed, a
well put down and two houses built and
would make his permanent home here.
He has a half section north Of the fall
ground.