The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-29
PERSONAL NOTES

Earl White was a visitor at Norton
Sunday.
Dr. FIJI. Smith went to Kansas City
Tuesday.
Ma. johnson Of Norton was in the
city Monday.
Charley Rule was over from Kan
OradO Friday.
Rugh Thomas is at McCOok, Neb-,
visiting relatives.
CIV. Byers of Hoxie, Kan, was in
GoOdland Monday.
We. Conner went to Chicago Sat
Urdsy on a business trip.
Mrs. J. ". Maber went to Clifton,
Kan, Tuesday for visit.
Mrs. William Stephens has gone to
eastern Kansas for visit.
Mrs. A F. Taper returned last week
from visit to Longmont, Colo.
Miss Ida Moore of Colby was here this
week visiting with Miss Grace Barnett
J.C. Crum, living northwest Of Good
hand, left yesterday for eastern Kansas.
Miss Rubie Hoskins IS here from
Colorado Springs visiting with her
parents.
Charley Don Carlos and Ed Rogers
Of Colby were visitors in GOodland
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Fuller and Mrs. Newell
Dow came down from Roswell, Colo,
Tuesday.
Gene Justus, a barber employed in
in the CuIIens shop, left Monday night
for the east.
Roy Cain, a merchant from Burling-
ton, Colo, was a visitor in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Halstead is here from
Colorado Springs visiting her brother,
Ed Halstead.
G. G. Hamilton returned Wednesday
from Rocky Ford, Colo, with a wagon
load of honey.
Miss Dora Schen went to Colby Sat
urday to canvass for the Denver POr-
trait company.
JIM. HolIingshead of Van Vert, Ia,
was here this week looking after real
estate interests.
Randolph Moss, a real estate man-of
Pawnee City, Neb., was a visitor in the
the city Sunday.
Mrs. P. S. Darling and Mrs. GoodaIe
returned from a visit to Colorado
Springs Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Pratt returned Tuesday
from Denver where she spent several
days visiting friends.
Miss Florence ShackelfOrd of Brew
ster is in the city as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Scott.
Mrs. o. G. Dawson went to Grant
City, No, Saturday to spend few
days with relatives there.
William Walker, ST, of Voltaire
township, fell off binder Monday and
fractured two ribbs
George Bradley returned from St.
Louis Friday night. He brought back
a car load of young heifers.
Simp Baker and NJ. D. Cuthbertson
will leave the first of the week for the
mountains on a hunting trip.
R. S. Hendricks has been absent at
GOodland this week attending to pro-
fessionaI business.-Atwood Citizen.
Willard Simmons and wife came up
from Norton Sunday and will visit
with Mr.. Simmons parents near Rule
ton.
Mrs. F. a. Beer stopped off in Good
land Tuesday to visit friends a couple
of days before returning to her home
in Denver.
District Judge J. W. Sturges, &C
companied by his son, of Concordia,
was in the city last week visiting with
William Jupe.
Prof. W. S. Coleman returned from
st. Francis Saturday where he had
been employed as instructor in the
normal institute.
Frank Dawson left Saturday night
for the east to buy goods for the Daw-
son Bros. & Cos. store. He will visit
Kansas City, st. Joe and Chicago.
&c. Barton and wife of Champion,
Ill, we're in the city Tuesday and went
out to KanOrado to visit friends. Mr.
Barton may start a cattle ranch in the
county.
Mr.. L R. GreeGough Of Ellsworth.
Kan, travelling salesman of the DOld
packing house of Kansas City, was Wis
iting at the Methodist parsonage on
| Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. MiIlsack and
little son Frank will leave tomorrow
for a visit to Iowa and Illinois. Mr.
MiIlisack will also go to Chicago to
/ buy stock for his large store.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jameson left for her
home in Chicago Friday after a visit
with her son, DR.. a. \. Thomas. Miss
/ DOttie Thomas accompanied her home
and will make an extended visit.