The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-09-23

PERSONAL NOTES
Mrs c. H Lee Is visiting relatives il
Kansas City.
George Butler Of Atehiso6 was II
town yesterday
Sam Johnson was up from Wallaet
county Tues, az.
R. G. Campbell was over from Bur
hugtou Tuesday
Attorney G. l. Calvert was over tC
/ Colby "Wednesday.
Dick Auer was a visitor at Smith
/ Center this week.
Mrs W.P- Briuker and children have
gone east on a visit
Wallace Filler returned last week
I from the mountains
Frank Laid OF Colby was a visitor
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. McCaGts has gone east to spend
q few weeks with relatives
Mrs. J. D. Hearou has gone TO Neb-
raska for a visit with friends
Mrs. J. II. White OF Norton is in the
city visiting her son, Earl White.
William Walker, jr-, was a visitor at
Cripple Creek the first of the week.
Frank Roberts of Hutchinson, Kan,
was visitor in Goodland yesterday.
TraveIingmen z. L. Quintard and
/ Billy Owens were in the city Tuesday.
Maynard E. Cooke of Burlington,
Colo, was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
Mrs. Shaw and children returned
last week from ara extended visit IN
| the east.
Mrs. J. II. Cox of Denver is in town
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
FhorsOn.
Mrs. !. II. Stewart aud son, Ernest,
have returned from an extended visit
in New York state
Robert N. McGouigaI, J. a. Gill and
K. E. Wilcockson, of Colby, were in the
city Tuesday evening
WI. Peck, representing the Evans
Smith Drug company of Kansas City,
No, was here this week.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman returned Sun
day morning from several days visit
at the Omaha exposition.
Fred Dawson returned Sunday morn
ing from Kansas City where he had
been for medical treatment.
Mrs. Lutte Shook Of Fruita, Colo, is
here and will spend a few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
SmalIey.
Miss Estella Myers will go to Chey-
enne Wells, Colo. next week where she
has been employed as teacher in the
city schools.
Lyman Brown, a wheat buyer for the
Davis elevator at Topeka, is here and
will buy Sherman county wheat for
his company.
IF. Cook Of SkidmOre, No, who has
been looking around over the county
the past two weeks, left for his home
Monday night.
Dan Dyer, the travelinFman CORE
spondent and political manager of the
Topeka Capital for the Sixth district,
was in the city Wednesday
Mike Esgau, a lieutenant in the
Twenty second Kansas, returned to his
home in St. Francis Sunday, after
spending a week in GoodIand.
Walt Warmer returned Tuesday
from Cincinnati where ne went with
Cooks drum corps of Denver to the
national @. A R. encampment.
Cal AckIey, formerly resident Of
Goodland, was in the city Tuesday. He
is a son-in-law of Mr. aud Mrs. E A
Woods of this city, and his home is in
Wyoming.
DR.. Thomas from Colby, friend of
Mr.. Trower, spent last week in Oberliu,
attending the theatre, ball games,
riding on the merry-gO-round and
sich.-Oberlin Eye.
Mrs. a. D. Stewart went to Kansas
City Tuesday to meet her husband and
they will go to Grant City, Mo, to visit
Mrs. Stewards parents. They will re-
turn to GOOdIand next week.
William Vansdeln, accompanied by
his wife, Of Fairfield, Ia, arrived in the
city Wednesday aud will spend some
time visiting Mrs. Vansdeln's brother,
Amos Smith, OF. Iowa township.
A. c. Woodland. formerly resident
Of the county, was here this week. He
has a quarter section of land ten miles
southeast Of GOodland- He Is engaged
in the meat market business at Hebron,
Neb.
". S. Coleman of GOodland came
over after laOd Of -four on Thursday
evening Of last week. He got caught
in a great rain storm and was unable
to start home until Tuesday morning
st. Francis Eagle.
Joe MeAdams was in town Saturday
after an absence Of over six years. He
is now in Sherman county and doug
reasonably well. Jim Ruberson is his