The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-09-30


J. J. Warmer was over to Cobb!
Friday.
James n. FIks was up from COIbs
/ Tuesday.
/ joe Alcott, q merchant Of Colby, va
IN town Tuesday evening
Attorney ". S. WilIcoxon Of Colby
was visitor in town Saturday.
Rev. Woodward vas visiting relatives
/ In central Kansas the past week
| Miss - Hutchins Of Sefbert, Colo
was q visitor In the city Monday.
A Day, the Edison postmaster and
merchant, was in the city Tuesday.
Attorney John Hartzler was q Wis
/ itOr at Norton the first Of the week,
n F. Warren, the Colorado Springs
optician, was a visitor in the city over
Sunday.
Mrs. Herald Of Omaha spent several
days here last week visiting her uncle,
Swan Nelson
Representative Josiah Crosby Of
Cheyenne county was a visitor in the
city Tuesday.
Richard Auer returned Monday from
a weeks visit with bis brother, Otto, st
Smith &c lter.
Hugh Thompson Of Kansas City,
No, a bFOom-cOrn dealer, was In Good
land Tuesday.
Miss Eta Freriehs vent TO Omaha
Monday evening to spend few days at
the exposition.
William Goodman is here from North
Platte, Neb-, looking after his real
estate interests
Herbert Kellogg, who has been st
EldOra, Colo, for several months, is
back to GOOdland.
HIN. Floyd, formerly Of this city,
has opened up a jewelTy store and re-
pair shop at Selden-
Pete RabidOux and Sam johnson,
Wallace county ranchmen, were in the
metropolis yesterday.
Mrs. R. NJ. Chelf of Colby has been
visiting the family Of Q. ". Chelf Of
this city the past week.
". H Murfin, grandson Of D. B. Din
widdie, has been visiting here several
weeks. He is from Abba, Ia.
Travelingmeu Hall and Greene, both
representing St. Joe houses, called on
GOOdlsnd merchants Monday.
Lewis Arensberg, pharmacist IN the
Ennis drug store, was in AtehisOn the
past week visiting his parents
Mrs. HOyt Andrews returned Wed
nesday morning from a visit to Gin
cinnati, Omaha and other places.
LIE. HendricksoD, Of the Conner drug
store, left Tuesday for q visit to
Chicago and other eastern points.
J. G. Fritchie, representing the
Simmons Hardware company, OF st.
Louis, Mo-, was in the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. DeCoster, with the Nelson
Baker Pharmaceutical company, Of
Detroit, Mich, was in GOOdland We'd
nesday.
Miss Estella Myers has gone to Chey-
enne Wells, Colo, where she has been
engaged as teacher Of the village
school.
WI. Barton Of LlewisTille, KY, was
in GOOdland Wednesday. He was buy
ing broom corn for the Kentucky pen
itentiary.
Rev. Housed, presiding elder Of the
Methodist church Of the Norton dis
trict, held services in the church here
Sunday morning.
IsreaI Baughman, accompanied by
his wife, of Grove City, Ill, spent sew
eral days here last week visiting his
brother, s. Baughman.
II. 7. Martin Of Logan county was
in GOOdland Thursday. He is engaged
in archaeological research, or hunting
fossil remains Of extinct animals.
Billy Snyder, Of the LimOn dining
room, was in charge OF the Depot hotel
this week during the absence Of Man
sger Ben Pullen at Colorado Springs.
Q. E. Durham, a photographer Of
Colby, was IN the CITY Sunday. He has
rented the Reynolds studio ia this
city, and will open up for business
October l.
III. Finuegan was in the city Wed
nesdsy on his gay home from FairbuFy,
Ill, where he had been on the sad
mission OF accompanying the remains
Of his wife for burial.
Mrs A. H Graham and children
came in from Colorado Springs Sun
day evening. Her husband Is employed
IN the Hess hardware store, and they
will make GOOdland their future home.
William Sylvester Of Garden City,
Kan, was up TO Sherman county this
week attending TO the threshiuR OF
his wheat. he reports the corn and
wheat crop a failure in Finney county.
TEaFelinRmsn George Green, repre-
senting Richardson, Roberts & ByFne,
Of st. Joe, No, Was in GoOdiand from
Monday to Wednesday. His sales
amounted to 5000, and two months
ago, he sold bills equally as large here.
Sam Pratt Of Colby was in the sity
Wednesday. Daring the early days Of
GoOdland, when the county seat war
was declared of and Goodlsnd selected
as the county capital, Mr.. Pratt was
engaged in moving buildings from
E1stts to this place.
Charles Wernke, formerly Of this
place, but now Of Gillette, Colo, was
renewing Old-time acquaintance in
the city this week. He was hers dur
ing the county seat var, and when she
hostilities vera declared Of, he was en-
gagged in moEing buildings from Eustis
70 GOOdlapd,
THE REPUBLIC one year one dollar.
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