The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-05-27
PERSONAL.


Ed levitt was up from Norton on Tues
day.
j. B. Wells of Colby, was in Goodland
Friday.
e. u. Miller Of Oberlin, was in Goodland
Tuesday.
Charles Rule was over from Kanorado on
Tuesday.
Theo. Edsall was down from st. Francis
Thursday.
W. H. Scoville Of Lincoln, Neb., was in
town Monday.
Homer Metty Of Burlington, COL, was
Sunday visitor.
Robert woodruff of Florence, Col, was in
the city Monday.
f. NJ. Smith Of Omaha, travelingman, was
in town Tuesday.
Judge UmbargCr left Tuesday night for
Long Island, Kas.
Il. B. TTessell OF st. Francis, was down to
GOOdIand Tuesday.
r. j. Garhart Of St. Francis, was down to
Goodland Monday.
A. j. Senter and George Good soc of Colby
was in town Monday.
j. z. Hylee Of Selden, was registered at
the Palace Monday.
j, w. Morris Of Kansas City, was at the
Commercial Saturday.
j. q. Woodland Of Wichita, was ut the
Grier house Tuesday.
f. P. Brand Of Chicago, was booked at
the Palace on Monday.
Mrs. w. b. Bryant Is on visit to rela-
tivPs In Wallace county.
w. A. Richards Of futile, COL, was In
the metropolis Saturday.
G. A. Nelson of Tecumseh, Neb., was Mt
the Palace Monday night.
w r. DimnwnV Of Chicago. Registered Mt
the Grier house Monday.
Il. f. Bevelheim of Bertrand, Neb., was
in the metropolis Tuesday.
NJ. II Baskin of Harrisburg, Pa, was
visiting our city Monday.
j. W. Threw of Manhattan, registered at
the Grier house Saturday.
NJ. II. BOskin Of Harrisburg, Pa, was
visiting in the city Saturday.
W. Knapp Of Abilene, Kas., was guest
of the Commercial Saturday.
John Jordan has had his moustache cut
off, and looks like a youth again.
Wills Blodgett and family moved down on
his ranch on the Smoky Saturday
Editor Troutfetter, editor of the Colby
Tribune was in GOodland Monday.
L. Morris and his son Lon are i'll South
Dakota, on rain company business.
Mr.. c. Sheets, trayelingman for the
Mccormick binder was here Tuesday.
George Koch, travelingman of Chicago,
was doing business in the city Friday.
G. Munson, and p. A. Lutt of Kansas
City, was at the Commercial Saturday.
NJ. Higgins Of Burlington, Col, sheriff Of
Kit Carson county, was in GoOdland Friday.
Mr.. o. G. Dawson and wife returned from
California, after several months visit Sat-
urday.
c. C. Hoodley Of Wichita, New York
Life Insurance company man, was here
Tuesday.
John Morris Of Kansas City, a travelling
man selling thresning machines, was in the
city Saturday.
Ii. II. Wooley of Kansas City, and n. J.
Spencer of st. Joe, registered at the Grier
house Wednesday.
j, d. Carson from Kansas City, was in
Goodland Monday. He is agent for the
Kansas City journal.
Mrs. Joseph Culins was called away to
St. Louis Tuesday, by the sick bedside of
her daughter who Is very i'll.
C. Cummings, travelngman of st. Joe,
was in town Tuesday making the rounds OF
the business houses Of GoOdland.
Mr., Antrum, one Of our best farmers
leaves for the north eastern part Of the state
Friday, TO engage In other business.
Rey.J. II. Hedges of Goodlund was in our
city Sunday, in attendance upon the lectures
by the Enthusiastically Free Press,
Frank Dawson and Bob COOts went to
Cripple Greek Friday to look after their
mining interests in that bonanza camp.
George wilkins and family arrived in
Goodland Saturday from Fairbury, and will
take up their residence here in the future.
Ed Tucker, one Of the Sherman Center
settlers, was seen on our streets Saturday.
He is travelling for a Lincoln candy house.
Mack Robinson has accepted situation
in Hess hardware store as book keeper.
Mack is a fine penman and a good book
keeper.
8. l.. Calvert went to Burlington, Colo,
on Tuesday night, He is interested as the
counsel in defense for man Of Saline
county, Nebraska.
w. A. Umbarger, probate judge Of Sher-
man county, was exchanging cOurt-essies
with the shining reform lights Of this city
ruesday-Colby Tribune.
"Buck" Teeters, was in from his Logan
county ranch Saturday. Charles has busy
time Of 1t Whenever he comes to town shak
ing hands with his many friends.
Anthony Nye arrived in GOodland Wed.
nesday. He came from Chicago here, but
had Travelled extensively in the south this
winter and was recently In New Orleans.