The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-12-02
PERSONAL NOTES.

/ this week
R. a. Kent was a visitor at Colby
Wednesday.
Dr.. FarrOw was a visitor at st. Fran
els Tuesday.
Travelingman Ed Riley Sundsyed at
the Depot hotel
r. s. HiIIman Of Smoky township
lett Tuesday for a trip to Iowa
@. E. Durham, the photographer, was
over to Colby several days the past
week.
Miss Nellie Usher left yesterday for
Mason City, Ia, where she viii attend
school.
in. Harrington Of Mcpherson town
ship took the train at GOodland Tues
day for Norton.
Mrs. Q. II. Lee returned home Sun
day morning from an extended visit
with relatives at Kansas City.
Wendell Brown, late in the employ
Of the Auer bakery, has gOns to ODER
lin where he has secured employment
Mrs. l. @. Moore and children left
for COlOrOdO yesterday. Mr.. Moore
had preceded them to arrange for q
new home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seamen Of
Denver are in the city, the guests Of
Mr.. Seamen's sisters, Misses Mary and
LYDIA Seamen.
E. F. Tenant, formerly 3 newspaper
man Of GOOdlsnd, has purchased q half
interest in The Eye, q suburban weekly
newspaper Of Denver.
William Artman left Wednesday for
Lincoln, Neb., and after a few days
visit there he will join his regiment,
the Seventh Colorado.
Mrs. Weber returned to her home in
Indiana this week after q few weeks
visit with her brother, J. NJ Justus,
and the family Of ". r. Morton.
Miss Olive Monroe returned to her
home at Lyons, Kan, yesterday after
having spent several months in Good
land with her sister, Mrs. Conner.
Attorney E. S. Knight went to st.
Francis yesterday where he will remain
until after the district court Of Chey-
enne county completes its session.
NJ Thomas Grisr, our handsome
young friend whom We dubbed the
Duke Of GOOdland, is here on q visit.
He is now chief clerk at the Paxton,
Omaha.-NOrtOnC Champion.
Rev. Woodward was at Selden Sun
day and held quarterly meeting in the
church at that place. Owing to his
| Methodist church in GOOdland.
+. H. Stewart left Monday night for
| the southwest country to be gone an
indefinite time. He is suffering with
a very bad cold and asthma, and il is
/ hoped that the change Of climate will
/ benefit him.
Frank Eicher, youngest brother Of
j. R. Eicher, and Mrs Barbra Eicher,
mother Of j. r. EiCher, are visiting
/ the latter and family at their home in
| Smoky township. Mrs. EIeher and
/ son, Frank, are from Washington, Ia
James y. F'ike Of Colby was in the
city Monday Mr.. Fike is faFOrably
mentioned as a possible selection on
l the board Of railroad commissioners Of
| the incoming state administration, as
one member from each political party
/ is given representation.
O.P. Perkins, formerly Of this coun-
| ty, but recently Of Colorado Springs,
/ has returned with q view OF making
/ this county his future home. He will
/ live in the northeast part OF the cOun-
i ty. He is a brOther-in-laW OF H NJ
| HestOn, the district clerk elect.
NJ. z. Cooke, the Burlington druggist,
/ has moved his stock OF goods to Las
Animas, Col, where be he will continue
/ in the drug business Mr.. Cooke loca-
/ ted at Burlington in the early days,
and is HellknOWn in this city, which be
visited quite frequently.
@. l. Calvert Of this city received
/ the news Of the death Of his father
/ Friday, which occurred at Winchester,
/ Va, November 10. At the time Of his
death be was "A years of age, and it is
/ the first death in the family. Mr.. Cal
vert is survived by his wife and II
/ children.
John E. Bretz Of La Blanche was in
/ the city Wednesday to receive medical
! treatment for an injured hand. While
engaged in beheadiDg q game rooster
l last Wednesday the fowl dug enc Of his
/ spurs into the thumb Of the right hand
| Of Mr.. Bretz, making q painful wound.
1t is thought that blood poisoning has
| set in.
DR.. H. P. Candy, who left GoodIand
/ two years ago and located at Denver,
/ was in the city several days the past
week. He left for Hill City Monday
night where he and his wife have been
/ visiting relatives and they viii return
/ to GOOdlsnd next week and make this
place their home. The doctor will Re
engage in the practice Of medicine at
/ this place.
John A Nye, former citizen Of this
I place, but now connected with the emil
4 grafton department Of the Rock Island,
and Dwight s Bill, general emigration
agent Of the Rock Island road With
\ headquarters at Chicago, were in the
I city Tuesday. The gentlemen were here
I to see what Inducements there were for
Il small cattlemen, with g view to lOCat-
ing q number who would ike to come
\ west.
II A delegation OF young people Of
u Colby attend the bail given in this city
4 on the night Of Thanksgiving day They
u we're. Misses Edna Burns, Minnie Isa1-
terbach, Gertie Huntley. Bessie Hunt
ley, MGllie PErrOtt, Grace M1IhOIland
n Myrtle Mulhollsnd, Mrs. Charles Ali
son, Messrs- W F. McCue. D. S. Robin
son. ". " Bower, Jim Donelan, Charles
y Donelsns Harry Fike, r A. Thomas