The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-11-04

N knight vas an Omaha visitor
this week.
E S. knight was q visitor at Colby
Monday night.
Warner Krow was a visitor at st.
Francis yesterday.
Mrs. G. L. BagIey was up from Phil
Hpsburg yesterday.
FL BIystone Of Kanorado was In
GOOdIand yesterday.
TraveIingmen Shafer and QUintard
were in the city yesterday.
Billy Walker returned from a Kan
sas City trip Tuesday morning
". E. Dustin returned Friday from
a visit to his old home In Iowa
Travelingman George Green spent
several days in the city this week.
c. E. Durham, the photographer,
was over to Colby several days last
week.
". F. Haney, the Anheuser-Busch
representative, was in the city Wed
nesdsy.
Earl Finch is back to GOOdIand
again after an absence Of several
months
George Butler, a representative of
MePike & Fox, AtehisOn, was in the
city yesterday.
G. ". Jupe returned Monday from
Philipsburg where he spent three
weeks visiting friends
Arthur johnson Of VoItaire township
left this week for Table Rock, Neb.,
where he will make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Dawson returned
this morning from Grant City, No,
where they attended a family reunion.
W.D. Street Of Oberlin was in the
city Sunday. Mr.. Street was speaker
Of the house Of the last state legisIa-
ture.
Miss Maude Joyce returned to her
home in Iowa Saturday, after an ex-
tended visit with her brother, J. T.
Joyce.
Mrs. W. R. Morton and Mrs. Agnes
Weber vent to Colorado Springs We'd
.uesday night where they will remain a
few days.
James E. Heron has returned to
Lincoln and will resume his position
as printer in a publishing house of
that town.
Sam Johnston, the Goose Greek
ranchman, was in town with lot of
fat steers he had sold to the local
buyers Tuesday.
John Sharp and Gus Hanson Of
Jaqus were in GoodIand yesterday.
Mr.. Hanson brought over a load of
potatoes and onions.
Doc Daniels, formerly Of this county
but now in business in Omaha, vii
shortly engage in stOck-raising on a
large scale in this county.
Miss Eva Mulnix returned to her
home in central Kansas yesterday after
enjoying an extended visit in this city
with her uncle, Rev. Woodland.
A ". Farrow Of Hoisington, Kan,
is in the city visiting his parents, Dr.
and Mrs. FarrOw. He is a locomotive
fireman on the Missouri Pacific.
Mrs. L. G. Ames left this week for
Harbert, Mich. She viii be joined by
her husband December 1, and they
viii make that place their future
home.
". W. Mccall, piano tuner from the
jenkins music house, Kansas City
was in GoOdland this week and tuned
several pianos. He is a frstclass
workman.
Color Sergt. L. G. Mathews of the
Twenty-second Kansas was in Good
land today en- route to his home in
Cheyenne county, having recently
been mustered out Of service.
V. Jazgar, register Of deeds Of Logan
county, was in Goodland over Sunday
Mr.. Jaggar was accompanied by bis
wife who is a relative Of Mrs. r. A
Kent and they were up here for a visit
Simp Baker and Mark Cuthbertson
returned SaturdayfrOm athree-mOnth's
outing in the Rocky mountains. They
had q great time and found plenty oi
game, deer, trout, etc. TIE REPUBLIC
says sthanksn for some venison and
trout, and wishes them all kinds OIL
luck in future hunting expeditions.
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