The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-08-12
PERSONAL NOTES

trip to Colby Thursday and returned
Sunday.
HI Taylor is the newbarber at Joe
/ Cullins' shop.
Arch Deacon Watson preached at
the Episcopal church Sunday.
TraveIingman Ed Page, Of the DOni-
Phan Candy company, st. Joe, was in
town Tuesday.
TIP. Leonard had a portion of his
household goods auctiOned of on the
street Saturday.
The three months old child Of Allen
Dubree died Saturday evening Of
! cholera infantum-
Nose Metheny is a partner in a
threshing machine outfit, that is now
I doing work in the country.
Bert Base, a cattIeman from Grand
Junction, Colo, stopped here for few
| days, returning from Iowa
The Strand Brothers have purchased
! a separator Of William Walker, which
will be propelled by horse power.
Traveliugman Frank SOIinger was
making the rounds of our business
men the latter part Of last week.
VIM. Walker returned from Kansas
City Friday morning where he had
been to purchase farm implements.
J. ". Snap, pastor Of the NJ Z.
church Of St. Francis, stopped In
GOOdland Saturday night on his re-
turn from a visit to Denver.
Rev. Gray received a telegram Satur-
day stating that his mother, who lives
in Chanute, Kan, was seriously i'll. He
left the same evening in answer to the
call
Miss Hunter, sister of W. F. Hunter,
who carries the mail from Presley to
GoodIand, was thrown out Of her cart
Saturday night and quite seriously
hurt.
h. Beinhof departed into the coun-
try with his threshing machine outfit
Monday evening. 1t had been under
going repairs at Walkers Implement
house.
D. T. Dudley, of Weeping Water,
Neb-, was in town this week canvassing
for the Universal Dictionary. 1t is an
unabridged and elaborate vocabulary
of the English language.
E. F. Murphy received a dispatch
from Mrs. Murphy at LOveland, Colo,
asking him to come at once as Miss
Bessie was sinking and was not expect
ed to live but a short time. He left on
No. Tuesday morning.
DR.. Farrow and wife left Thursday
morning on a trip by buggy to Hern-
don, Jennings and Oberlin, and will be
absent about t6o weeks visitinf with
friends and relatives. The Doctor
called it his bridal tour"
Nose Metheny has resigned as
engineer Of the city water works; and
Mr. II. johnson, who has been an
employee Of the Rock Island shops at
this place for several years past, is
now in charge Of the city pumps.
". Coleman received a letter from
Rev. Gray in which it stated that
his mother, whom he was called by a
dispatch to see, died Sunday night at
Ills. Mr. Gray is expected here by
Sunday, and if he arrives viii preach
at the union services at the Christian
church Sunday morning.
Q. KrOw, Joe Cullins, and Dr. r. A
Thomas went to st. Francis Thursday.
The two former individuals will assist
the st. Francis base ball team in cross
ing bats with the Jaqua club; the
Latte ill T,E -. .11o- ,o-v,1. ,I.v- HE
wax, while he satisfies the young with
gold crowns and sterling silver.
Mrs. Joseph CuIlins left Saturday
night for a two months visit at Lewis
town, III. She will go from there to
Minnesota, and will take in the Omaha
| exposition on her return. She will be
absent nearly three months on her tour
to familiar scenes and visit to old ac-
quaintances.
N. D. Cuthbertson and S. P. Baker
left Tuesday for hunting and fishing
trip to Middle Park, Colo. They went
in the good old way Of a movers outfit
and camping equipment; and will be
gone about two months. The publisher
Of TIE REPUBLIC regrets that he could
not respond to an invitation TO "gO
along" and enjoy the outing and sport.
The GOodlaud Military Band had a
meeting at WARMERS tailor shop
Saturday night. The boys have de-
cided to perpetuate this organization,
which has always been a pride to our
citizens and an advertisement through
out the state. They recently pur-
chased q large amount Of new standard
music, and there is no reason why our
band boys Of 1898 should not make as
good 3 record at the Denver carnival
as on former years
One Of the epigrams that ought to be
embalmed for the benefit Of posterity
is that Of Warden Lands Of the Kan
sas penitentisry, who, in putting IN q
recommendation to- Governor Leedy
for executive clemency for q man who
robbed a bank, said: Seven years is
too much for taking advantage Of one
banker, when two or three years are
made sufficient for the banker who
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