The Globe-republican., 1898-07-21
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Jones are In Den.
yer visiting.
County Clerk Crane was in Topeka
and Kansas City last week, on business.
Dan Snghrue. of Winslow, Ariz., il
visiting relatives in the city for 30 days.
Miss Susie Wright is visiting the
family of Walter La Brie At Walsenburg,
Colo.
H. II. Woodbury. Of Spearville, Sum
dayed with Mr.. Quick Of the Forestry
Station.
Mrs. NJ. E. Kennedy left Tuesday
night for Denver, Colo, on visit for q
few weeks.
Mrs. E. D. Bowen and Mrs. Frank
Straulman are visiting friends in Denver
for few weeks.
Mrs. A. S. Einsel, Of Cimarron, came
Tuesday evening to attend the services
at the camp meeting.
Mrs. G. L. Painter. of Kinsley, has
been visiting the family of Z. X. Finkle,
the past week.
Mrs. Guy D. Cannon and children
are visiting friends in Walsenburg, Colo,
this summer.
Mrs. Manning left Sunday evening
for Lamar. Colorado, to visit relatives for
few days.
Mrs. S. NJ. Black and daughter, left
Tuesday night for Montana, where they
will visit son.
Mrs. NJ. Dryer was suddenly called
east last week, owing to the serious ILL
ness of her mother.
Mrs. Harry Hopkins, of Ironton.
Ohio, sister of A. Russell, arrived Fri
day, and is on her way to Denver.
Miss Cooke, who has been visiting
the families Of T. French and F. Straul-
man returned to Bucklin Monday.
IS. j. Kinkead and family returned
on Saturday from Harper county, where
they spent few weeks visiting friends.
Misses Emma and Ida Behl returned
Tuesday night from Leavenworth. They
were accompanied by Miss Wells, a lady
friend.
Mrs. and Miss Ida Manning Of st.
Joseph, No., arrived in the city and they
are visiting the family of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Case.
-Mrsr N. D. Cochran is visiting her
husband in Denver. Doc is getting in
better health. He is stopping with his
brother.
Levi Martin and family have moved
from Fowler to this city, and will make
home here. Mr.. Martin formerly lived
at Wilbur.
Mrs. G. NJ. Beeson returned from
Llscomb, Iowa, on Wednesday night Of
last week. On her return. Mrs. Beeson
visited the Worlds Fair at Omaha.
Miss Cora Pierce arrived here Mon
day night from her home in North Enid,
Okl., and will visit her sister, Mrs. George
Conrad. She reports her fathers family
in good health.
Mrs. Emma Mack, and cousin, Miss
Mary Bishop, of Canton, Ohio, are visit
ing the family of MIR. Herzer, Of Ford.
Mrs. Mack is a daughter of Mr.. Herzer,
and sister of Mrs. A. Russell.
Hon. W. E. Stanley, Republican can
didate for Governor, spent few hours
in the city Monday evening, and left at
10 80 O'Clock for the west. Mr.. Stanley
is making quiet canvass previous to the
campaign. He reports encouraging pros
poets for the success Of the ticket, and he
estimates the Republican majority at
10000. Mr.. Stanley was in the city
again to-day, anu lett on the ROCK Island.
Among the visitors at the camp meet
ing, we noted: A. 3. Einsel, John Sal
lee and wife. Misses Imhoff and Stein
kuhler and Mrs. Morrison of Cimarron;
o. NJ. Grannis, of Gray county; (Mr.
Grannls is SO years of age, and he is
patriarch in the cause of Christ.) H. H.
Woodbury. and wife of Spearville, were
here Sunday; Mrs. G. L. Painter and
daughter, Of Kinsley; Irving Mudgett and
family, of the East End; Mrs. Clarence
Petty, of Harrington, who was visiting
Mrs. Henry Heustis. A number of PEG.
pie from the country were present, whose
names we did not learn.
Under the title "a Colorado, Sum-
mer," the Santa Fe Route has issued
sumptuously printed book devoted to the
attractions of the Rocky Mountain sum-