The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-12-23
PERSONAL NOTES

i " Z. Dustin was visitor at Topeka
I the first Of the week.
Mrs A. B. Montgomery viii leave
/ this week for Boulder.
DR.. T. A. Tracey Of st. Francis was a
I visitor in the city Monday.
I Mrs. Frank Pickenpaugb has gone to
Sabetba, Kan, for months visit.
Joseph A. Gill, Colby attorney, was
a visitor in the city Friday evening.
Frank CuIp and wife have gone to
Salins where they viii make their
home.
Camille Jupe has gone to Phillips
burg to celebrate Christmas with his
fair one.
Fred Finch is home for the holidays.
He has been in Colorado for several
months.
Gust Strand and family have gone
to Chicago to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Roscoe Halstead Of Colorado Springs
is In the city the guest of his brother,
Ed Halstead.
DR.. FarrOw was quite i'll this week
and was unable to be at his Office for
several days.
J. W. PenfoId, the Burlington mer-
chant, was a visitor in the city Wed
nesday evening.
Attorney @. L. Calvert was over to
Colby Friday on business before the
United States land Office
Clarence KrOw, the Banner editor,
returned Monday morning from sew
eral weeks sOjOurn in Oklahoma.
Miss Ella Morse has gone to Boulder,
Col, where she viii be the guest Of
Miss Kate Dickey during the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dawson will spend
Christmas In Denver, the guests Of Mrs.
DawsOn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T.
Spar.
J. L. Warren was down from Colo
RADIO Springs Sunday. Mr.. Warren is
proprietor of the Warren jewelry store
of this city.
Miss Estella Myers is home from
Cheyenne Wells, Col, to spend the
holidays. She is teaching school near
Cheyenne Wells.
Mr. Miller, father Of Mrs. ". J. Con
verse, Is in the city and will make his
daughter an extended visit. He is
from Colorado.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. S. Warmer came in
from Salina yesterday morning and
will spend the holidays with their par
ents in the city.
Mrs. W. R. Lewis of VOltaire town
ship has gone to Smith county to re-
new acquaintance with relatives dur
ing the holidays.
DR.. f. H. Smith, representative Of
this county, went to Topeka Wednes-
day morning to attend the extra ses-
sion of the legislature.
Guy Fike was in the city yesterday
and engaged in the gun clubs shoot.
He is a son Of James \. Fike, the de-
mOcratic politician Of Colby.
Probate Judge r. a Kent has moved
into the residence on Tenth street re-
Gently occupied by R a. Tracey. Mr..
Kent has purchased the property.
Mrs. Ed Mcbride and children have
band Is seriously i'll. He is employed
in the boiler department Of the Santa
Fe shops at that place.
Hon. Josiah Crosby Of st. Francis
was in the city Tuesday evening. Mr..
Crosby Is the representative Of Chey-
enne county and was on his way to To-
peka- to attend the extra session of the
legislature.
G. W. Teagarden, of 2442 Fourth st.,
has exchanged his place for a fine fruit
farm east Of University Place. This
week he Is moving TO his new home and
is planning quite extensive improve
ments. George knows how to make a
good home and will have a beauty
Boulder Coli Representative.
@. Z. Evans and wife, who have been
stopping in the city for a number Of
weeks in the hopes that the change of
climate would benefit the latter's
health, went to Denver Monday Dur
ing the stay here, Mrs. Evans health
has greatly improved, and it is hoped
that the Colorado climate viii soon
mend her health. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
are from Rockford; Ill.