The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-10-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

GOOdland Saturday evening.
Harry Williams left Monday nigh
for his home at Elmira, y. Y.
Ed Penny went to Colorado Springs
Tuesday Oh a business mission.
Robert Healthier went to Denver las
| week 10 report to his regiment
Henry BerdiRe aud wife of Brewster
were IN GOOdlaud Wednesday.
Mrs. J. n. Cox returned to her home
in Denver the first OF the week
Col. E. ". Penny aud wife returned
from a visit to Indiana Saturday.
William Dannenbargero Of La Blanche
/ went TO Topeka Tuesday evening.
Lewis Arensberg returned from q
trip to AtchisOn and Topeka Saturday
Mrs. Andy ShOop and children have
returned from a visit To Friend, Neb
/ o. Q. Wilemau, formerly a resident
Of this county, Is here from Hast
iugs, Neb.
DR.. c. A. Gillette of Burlington was
in town Tuesday. He was accompanied
Oy his wife.
Mrs. H. a Marble, wife of the Rule
/ ton station agent, WIS a visitor IN the
city Tuesday.
! Abe Rheinhold and Chef Marsh,
/ rauchmeu from Bird City, were IL the
/ city Tuesday.
J. H. Tapp, accompanied by his son,
/ from St. Francis, were visitors IN the
city Tuesday
W. j. Koon returned Monday from
an extended visit at his old home in
| Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Dell Bower aud children are
over at Colby visiting with the family
Of Frank Bower.
A. B. Montgomery returned from a
visit to his mining property in Colo
RADIO Wednesday.
L. E. Hendrickson returned yester-
day morning from a visit to Kansas
City and vicinity.
William Farr of COncordia is a new
man employed in the Warmer tailor
ing establishment.
NJ NJ. Barnhart, section foaemsn at
RanOradO, left with his family over
land for Arkansas Tuesday.
Charley Warmer has gone to Colby
and will open up a merchant tailoring
establishment at that place.
G. E Durham, a photographer from
Colby, has opened for business in the
Reynolds studio in GOOdland.
W. E. Conner, accompanied by his
wife and family, went to Denver We'd
nesday night to witness the festival.
Amos A. Adams and family have re-
turned to GOOdland after an absence
of two years, spent in Indiana and
Iowa.
Mrs. Z. Jansen returned to her home
in Topeka Wednesday after a visit of
three weeks with relatives in the
county.
Miss Florence Shackelford, who is
attending school at Colby, was called
to GOOdland Wednesday by the death
Of Mrs. Scott.
Wills BlOdgett and family returned
yesterday morning from EldOra, Colo,
where they went last spring TO make
their future home.
Cal Ackley aud wife returned to their
home Ia Wyoming Friday, after a short
visit with Mrs. Ackley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Wood.
J.E. Rnle and family have removed
from KanOradO to Clayton, Kan, leav-
ing Wednesday. Mr.. Rule will man
age q coal and lumber yard.
Harry N. Elliott, Of Goodlsnd, st
tended the annual convention Of
the Churches Of Christ in this city
this week.-AtwOOd Patriot.
James B. Stoner, a private in COM
pany 1 Of the Twenty-First Kansas,
died at his home in Cove county last
week Of typhoid malaria fever, con-
tracted at Camp AlRer.
FL Vandegrift, of the Kansas City
Star, was in GOOdland Tuesday morn
ing. Mr. Vandegrift is travelling over
the state and writing up the political
situation for his paper.
Thomas Trump, formerly Of this
county, but now Of the soldiers home
Of Dodge City, was in GOOdland Mon
day. He spent q week in the county
looking after his timber claim
Harry Williams was fined 81 and
costs, amounting in all to 81, in police
court Monday morning for being drunk
and disOrderly Saturday night. He
raised a disturbance on Smoky Row.
William frost has engaged to carry
the mail between st. Francis and
GoOdland this winter and moved his
family over to GOOdland this week so
as be can be at home every night
st. Francis Eagle.
Mrs. GOmery, living southeast Of
GOOdland, was thrown from q road
cart by q runaway horse Friday after
noon and suffered q fracture Of her
left arm below the elbow
Rev. J. NJ. Willis, accompanied by
his wife, Of Burr Oak, Kan, spent Sun
day in the city. Mr.. Willis was form
erly pastor Of the Methodist church at
this place, and he filed the pulpit at
the church Sunday evening.
William Greiger Of Wanatah, Ind, is
here visiting his brothers, Herman and
| Ernest Greiger, OF VOltsire township.
He was accompanied by his nephew.
| Otto Fritz, also Of Wanatah. They are
well pleased with western Kansas.
Among those who attended the fes-
tival OF mountain and plain at Denver
/ this week were: Miss Allie Van Hook,
| Misses Kate and Rachel Walker, Frank
! Dawson Glen Filler, Albert Dunbar, Al
/ PreWitt, William Ennis, Eric Erickson,
Pat Cullens, Jerry Coffin, Ed Car
michael, Mack Robinson, Miss Stella
/ Filler, Miss Lou Floyd
A new line Of candies at Wellmsn's