The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-10-28
PERSONAL NOTES

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E. S. knight was over to st. Francis
this week.
Miss Mary Seaman was over to Bur
lingtOn this week.
G. ". Crist, Of this place, is over at
Burlington to-day.
Mrs. Pete NeUgebauer returned Fri
day evening from Denver.
Miss Rachel Walker was q visitor in
the town Of Colby yesterday.
NJ. Winters went TO Omaha Tuesday
and viii look in on the exposition.
Mrs. Gus Kaulitz went to Nebraska
last week for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ed HaIstead and children are
at Colorado Springs visiting relatives.
Pete Rabidoux, the Wallace county
cattle king, spent Sunday IN GOodland-
Dell Bower vent to Omaha Tuesday
to spend a couple Of days at the expo
sitiOn.
William TrachseI and Joe Smalley
went to Omaha this week to see the
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. P. Leonard went to
Omaha Tuesday where they will spend
g week at the exposition
William Seaman Of Burlington is IN
the city the guest Of his sisters, Misses
Mary and LYDIA Seaman
Dave SmaIley, formerly of this coun-
ty, has been visiting his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Smalley.
Mrs. Phil WiacheI and children have
gone to Lincoln, Neb-, for visit They
will also visit the Omaha exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Dawson left Fri
day night for Grant City, No, where
they are attending a family reunion
John Exline vas here yesterday
Mr.. Exline formerly resided west OF
town, but his home now is at Estes
Park, Colo.
". F. Rightmire of Topeka was q
GOOdland visitor the first Of the week.
While here he was the guest OF A. b.
Montgomery.
Charley Warmer, who is conducting
a tailor shop at Colby, was IN town
over Sunday. He will probably move
his family to Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Shum of Jewell
county, Kan, are visiting with h. l.
Donly and family. Mr.. Shum IS
brother-in-law of Mr. DOnly-
Wallace Filler returned Wednesday
morning from attending the Knight
TempIaT conclave at Pittsburg. He
also visited his old home at Erie, Pa
H.O. Jones, formerly Of this county,
was in GoOdland Monday, and sold his
land in this county to Solomon Town
send. Mr.. Jones lives in FL PasO
county, Colo.
J. r. Eicher and Alfred King left
to-day for Pratt and Mcpherson
counties, Kan, to attend the annaul
conference of the Mennonite church and
to visit relatives.
J. T. Long and wife arrived here
Wednesday morning from AinswOrth
Ia. Mr.. Long is the father Of ID. A
Long and Mrs. ErrinRtOn Of RuletOn
They will spend the greater part OF
the winter here
D. S. Robinson of Colby and Bert
Body Of Norton were in the city Sun
day evening. They are connected with
the Shimeall Clothing company OF
their respective towns and had been al
st. Francis with a line Of clothing
RID. Brown and r. Q. Paul, both OF
/ Ellsworth, Kan, were in GOOdlano
Monday. They were looking for cheaE
! lands in view Of purchase Of some ?,
quarters of land for some German
! farmers living in Ellsworth county
Benjamin Barber and wife Of Cham
paign county, Ill, father-in-law Of AS
/ Franklin Of Voltaire township, lef
Tuesday evening for Caldwell, Kan, tc
visit their sons and a daughter They
visited here about six weeks and theil
| impression Of the country here wa
/ favorable
| J. N. Jones Of VsO, Ia, was in Good
/ land this week. He has land two miles
southeast Of KanOradO. Mr.. Jones
/ father settled in Jefferson county, Ia
not far from Des MOines, when he wa!
] a small boy, and Indians were still IL
] the country. Although an elderly man
| Mr.. Jones cOntemplates settling on hl
| land in this county.
/ DR.. Cannon Of Smith Center was il
the city Friday. Mr.. Cannon was her
| after cattle and he succeeded in puT
chasing a carload, which he will fee
on his farm IN Smith county. Tn
doctor was formerly a practicing ply
] sician Of Smith Center, but has givel
up the practice and is devOting hi
time to farming and cattelraising.