The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-09-02
PERSONAL NOTES
Mrs. Henry RObidOux is not expect


Palmer house opposite the Teagarden
residence.
George Butler, representing McPIke
& Fox Drug company, was in GOodland
Wednesday.
C.P. Harris of Chicago, is visiting
friends in this county. He formerly
lived at Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Conner enter
tanned a few friends informally We'd
uesdsy evening.
Clyde Harper was in Colorado
Springs a few days this week attending
the -four carnival
Master Price Stephenson Of Hern-
don, grandson of Dr.. FarrOw, is visiting
the doctor and family.
Matt Lyons was in town this week
E.E. Donly and wife returned from
a visit to Jennings Tuesday.
The patriotic entertainment and ice
cream social was held at the MrthOdist
church Wednesday night.
J. J. Warmer returned Tuesday
morning from an extended visit TO
frieLds and relatives in Iowa.
Miss Laura Brewer Of Dresden, who
has been visiting Miss Dora FarrOw,
returned home Saturday evening.
Mr.. a. S. Warmer preached at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
aud Rev. R. c. Smith, in the evening
Mr.. Button, who lives in the eastern
part of this state, is here this week Wis
lting his daughter, Mrs. Earl ThOrsOD.
Mr.. N. F. Warren and son, J. L War
rem of Colorado Springs, we're il Good
land Sunday. Mr.. Warren, ST, went to
Chicago.
The ieweler, Warren, has rented the
vacant lot north of the store to 7. P.
Leonard, who will put in small build
ing there.
The news stand and notion store for
merly located in the pOstOfice was
moved into the Warren jewelrY store
Wednesday.
re. Smit moved to Edison Thursday
where will reside in the future, having
accepted the pastorate Of the Friends
church there.
Arthur D. Stewart is expected home
before long as the Third No. Vols. have
been ordered to Kansas City for their
muster out.
Rev. Woodward and his niece, Miss
Mulnix, left Saturday morning for g
trip to the mountains. They will stay
about two weeks.
a representative Of the Columbis
Building and Loan association Of Den.
yer, was in town Monday in the inter
ests Of his company.
Miss Amelia HemrIck, niece Of vii
liam Jupe, returned to heT home al
Phillipsburg after a three months visit
with her uncle and family.
Mrs. a. E.Barnett. son and daughter
Fred and Grace, left Wednesday even
ing for Lawrence, Kan, where Fred
and Grace will atted the state univer
sity.
willard Simmons and B. J. Marsl
Of Norton, passed through GOOdlanc
Thursday. They will go as musician
with the Cook Drum corps to Cleve
land, Ohio.
| Elmer @. Baker Of Jaqua, and JessiI
Van Wrinkle Of LambOrn, were unite'
in marriage at the Congregations
church, August %, Rev. Thomas Ora!
officiating.
Warren, the jeweler, has rented par
Of the room now occupied by him as
II jewelry store to the Misses Wake
and Bryan who will move their stOr,
and news stand into it.
Little Helen SimontOn, who cut he
| face last week, fell Monday and tor
the wound, which had nearly healed
open again. Drs. Smith and Shell
dressed the cut again. Seven stitche
were necessary.
W.P. Warmer left Thursday 70
| Denver, where he will join the Coo
Drum corps, and accompany that Of
ganiEatiOn to the @. A r national eI
campment at Cleveland, Ohio, as mt
stefan.
Mrs. Murphy had the misfortune
step of into the cellar Sunday evening
She had q lump in her hand whic
broke, cutting her hand so severed
that six stitches were necessary. b
sides, she was quite badly bruised
JEFF Garden, who lives IL miles mort
of GOodland, met with q very paint
accident Tuesday. He was wOrki1
q corn sled with a projecting knife, an
( his hand being caught, his left thun
was nearly severed. Dr. FarrOw dresse
! the injury.
! Frank A. Carlson, while attempting
catch a horse on his farm sustainC
) q very painful injury. The horse biol
3 away, throwing him down and steppiI
I on his leg at the knee joint, cutting
: cash about six inches long. DR.. Fs
: row seWed up the wound.
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