The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-05-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Hogeboom has gone east on avislt.
John Wells was up from Colby Saturday
Miss Flora Green left Sunday for Norton
Charley Rule was in from Kanorado Sat-
urday.
N. S. Shugart of St. Francis, was in town
Sunday.
Joseph E. Steadily of Warren, was in town
this week.
Elder Allen Of Norton, was here the first
of the week.
DR., Rush and wife will leave this week
for visit east
G. L. MacRlin of Denver, was at the Grier
house Tuesday.
f, Crosthwaite Of Colorado Springs, was
here Wednesday.
Mrs. L. l.. Brennaman was down from St.
Francis Tuesday.
Aaron Wittelshofer is going east this week
to buy new goods.
Jerry Coffin of Buffalo Grass, Kas,, was at
the Palace Tuesday.
r. II. Devices of Kansas City, was in the
metropolis Saturday.
C, A. Webber of Kanorado, was over to
Goodland on Monday.
NtOIRt II DuElOu VI hbCulSUIs WIS III Ilt
Commercial Saturday.
Miss Beebe has taken Miss Sullivan's
place in the Palace hotel.
II. L. Chambers was up from Colby on II
business trip on Saturday.
Isaac p. Mcdowell of Fairbury, Ill.,, was
in the metropolis Saturday.
Earl Brennaman of st. Francis, was
guest at the Palace Tuesday.
G. X. McCabe Of Burlington, was In the
city Tuesday and Wednesday.
W. A. Seeber, George W. CRANES man OF
Topeka, was in the city Saturday.
L. ], Scott has now the honor of being
associate editor of the Dark Horse.
G. l.. Calvert went down to Oberlin to at
tend two land cases on Wednesday.
II. w. Craig, travelingman of st. Joe, was
doing business in Goodland Tuesday.
Il. A, Douglass, our popular jewellery
man went to Norton Saturday afternoon.
j. F. Meredith, travelingman Of Chicago,
was doing business in GoOdland Saturday.
George W. Teagarden sends six copies of
The REPUBLIC east to friends for year.
Jake Sohlnger, travelingman of st. Joe,
was doing business in GoOdland on Monday.
r. c. Baldwin, travelingman for Dolan,
Drury u Co., Of Atkinson, was in the city
Sunday.
II. Cannon, travelingman for sommer,
Richardson u Co., Of st. Joe, was in town on
Saturday.
Elder f. p Franklin, will preach at the
Christian church Sunday ut IL u. M, and
1880 p. m.
Baker Bros. have added nice line of dry
goods to their store. See their ad in THE
REPUBLIC.
o. j. Clark of Fairbury, Neb., is the other
partner in the purchase Of the McP
barber shop.
w. c. Wnship, travelingman for the j. I i.
Case, threshers Of Racine, Wis.,, was in the
city Saturday.
II. 0. Jones, arrived from Denver We'd
nesday. lie is going out on his claim north
west Of Brewster.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hope of Vale, Ore. was re-
Gently visiting Burt Sackctt and wife. She
is sister to Mrs. Sackett.
Mr. j. II. Looney of Brewster, was up to
GOodland Saturday and advanced his sub
scripuon to THE REPUBLIC.
Dan g. Smith Of Lincoln, Neb., represen-
ting the New York Life Insurance company,
was in Go0dland Wednesday.
Marshall, the Camera photographer. has
made some fine pictures, especially one Of
the railroad depot and shops.
Eta Green returned to Goedland this
week to assist her sister in the rush of
millinery Norton Champion.
Miss Jessie Rice of Goedland, has been
visiting her sister, the popular teacher in
district No. 10 this week.-Fagler Advance
Burt Sackett returned on Tuesday from
Wauneta, Neb., where he accompanied his
wife and wife's sister Mrs. NJ. q. Hope,
where they are now visiting their parents.
Russell Morris, formerly of st. Joe, Mo,
who has been working for II. N. Schell,
folded his tent like the Arabs, and quietly
stole away on Tuesday night.