The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-10-21
PERSONAL NOTES

EEEhEuLAL 2OLEdo.
JB. Penn is sick and is confined t,
his bed.
A. S. Trent Of st. Francis was in tn,
city Monday.
z. F. Smith of Colby was in the cit!
/ Wednesday.
/ Earl White spent Sunday with rela
/ tives at Colby.
Jack Smalley is suffering with gran
I ulated eyelids.
J-H- EngIe, Of Abilene, Kan, was IL
| the city Sunday.
J. A. Van DOren Of Bird City, Kan
was in town Sunday.
J. W. Bauslag of Sharon Springs was
In the city Tuesday.
G. T. Durham was over to Colby
/ Friday and Saturday.
". E. Dustin went to Iowa Tuesday
/ to make a short visit.
Travelingmen Page and Quintard
were In the city Tuesday.
J. Crosby, of St. Francis was in the
| city Saturday and Sunday
Deputy Revenue Collector Stratton
Of Clay Center was here Saturday.
Mrs. John AK left Saturday for
Victor, Colo, to visit her daughter.
Theodore Hockett, a hyde buyer foI
a Kansas City firm, was IN the city
Wednesday.
Philip Brehm, a tailor, has secured
employment In the Warmer tailoring
establishment.
Mrs. Arthur Stewart returned yes
terday morning from a months alb
sence at Kansas City.
Mr.. Minter, a representative of the
Mccormick Harvester company, spent
several days in town this week.
Travelingman H. c. Wheeler, repre-
senting Phelps, Dodge Il Palmer of
Chicago, was in town yesterday.
William Ennis and @. f. Weber re-
turned Friday morning from Omaha;
Dick AUer got home Monday.
George Montgomery is home. He
has been on the road all summer IN the
interest of the Plano Manufacturing
company.
H. NJ. Boyd of Belleville was a visitor
in the city Wednesday. MIR. BOYD Is
the editor of the Freeman, published
at that place.
M.F. Warren, the Colorado Springs
opticiau, will be in GOOdland, Friday
aud Saturday, and will examine eyes
free of charge.
Mrs. George Patton returned TO her
home in Oberlin Wednesday, after en-
loving a visit with her daughter, Mrs
George Fuller.
George Lawless, publisher of the St.
Francis Eagle, was a business visitor
in the city Monday. He was accOmp-
anied by his wife.
George Bradley left Tuesday even
ing for Kansas City. 1t Is said by the
boys that he will bring back a bride
and a load of beifers.
Mrs. George Webb of Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting relatives in the county Her
husband was engaged in business at
GOOdland at one time.
D.. P. Bailey was up from Dresden
the first of the week Mr. Bailey is IN
the mercantile business at that place
and is enjoying a good business.
William Artman, a member of the
Seventh infantry, Is very sick at the
home of his brother, Smith Artman,
who lives nine miles northeast of
GOOdland.
William @. HOffer, democratic nOmi-
nee for congressman of the Sixth dist
riot, spent Friday In GOOdlaud- Mr..
HOffer's home Is at Lincoln, where he
publishes a newspaper.
Rev. NJ Mcpherson, pastor of the
United Brethren church of Brewster,
attended the county Sunday school
convention held at the Congregational
church in this city Saturday.
GA. Hays, sheriff of Wallace county.
and 0. Q. Wileman, also a claim holder
in Wallace county, we're in GOOdland
Tuesday. Mr.. Wilemau returned to
Hastings, Neb., Wednesday.
wv. Garrett of AthOl, Smith county,
was in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Garrett
owns a quarter section of land in the
county. He was accompanied by his
son, who will probably locate here IN
the near future.
HID. Barrett, fOrman of the repair
outfit now at work on the round
house at this place, had the misfortune
to fall from the roof of the building
last Monday night, breaking his ankle
and otherwise receiving severe bruises.
Mr. Barrett was taken to the hospital
at Topeka on the first train where be
will receive treatment.-Phillisbu
Dispatch.