The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-05-27

Attorney E. S. knight was over to
Colby Monday.
il Finley Of st. Francis was in
town yesterday.
Travelingmen RuhI and Jehu were in
town Wednesday.
n. a. johnson of Norton was visitor
in GoOdland Monday.
Mrs. Andrews--..returned from Fort
Scott Friday morning.
Attorney Joseph A Gill Of Colby
was in town Wednesday.
R. ". Finley and sons, VIII and Burt,
returned from Oberlin Friday.
Ross Heron has returned from an
extended visit at Boulder, Colo.
Penfold, the Burlington mer-
chant, was in Goodland Tuesday.
DR.. F. H. Smith returned from Den
yer via Topeka Tuesday morning.
Mrs. R. A. Tracey went to Denver
Tuesday night to spend few days.
Rugh Thomas, the dentist, is making
his semi-monthly visit at Colby to-day.
John Hartzler andfamily visited with
his parents over Sunday near Topland.
TraveIingman F. A. Boiler and E. L
Quintard, st. Joe, were in town Tues
day.
Attorney ". S. Willcoxon Of Colby
was a business visitor in the city Sat
urday.
Mrs. John Garden has returned from
a couple weeks visit with relatives at
Colby.
John B. Bailey and R. S. Hyson Of
Sterling, Kan, we're in the city We'd
nesdsy.
James Finley went to Manhattan
last week. It is said that he goes there
to be married.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Rule Of Kan
oradO were over here on a visit the
first Of the week.
G.. NJ. Stratton of Clay Center, deputy
collector of internal revenue, was in
GoOdIand Monday.
Miss Edna Swarts will entertain
few friends at her home on north
Boulevard this evening.
William Kaiser of Clay county, Kan,
is a newcomer in the county. He has
located in VOltaire township.
Mrs. GoodaIe Of Aurora, Ill, is visit
ing at P. S. Darling's. She is an old
schOOImate Of Mrs. Darling's.
Wesley Coleman was a visitor at st.
Francis Sunday. He reports crop pros
poets good in Cheyenne county.
a DR.. AIberts, claiming to be from
Kansas City, has been in the county
the past week looking after the unwary.
Miss Phoebe Fender arrived from
Colorado Springs Tuesday morning to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Fender.
Mrs. Lewis Sehwerdtfeger and child
rem have gone to Alma, Neb., to visit
her relatives. They will be absent all
summer.
Mrs. James Henry and children left
Saturday for COncordia where they viii
reside. Mr.. Henry is engaged in bust
ness there.
Vernon Bower returned to Norton
yesterday. He has had charge Of the
furniture store during the absence Of
his brother.
J. E. Thomas and family will visit
the mountains this summer. They will
leave the first Of the month and will
travel by wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Bower returned
yesterday from an extended visit to
Iowa. They also visited Mr.. Bowers
parents at Norton.
Frank Culp of Ellis, a photographer
has been in the city the past few weeks
and is thinking Of opening a photo
gallery in the city.
Miss NJ. Martha McVean, who recent
ly graduated from the Gross medical
college at Denver, was visiting friends
in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Warmer will re-
turn tomorrow from Salina, where Mr..
Warmer has been attending the Kan
sas Wesleyan university.
Jesse Thorson, who was injured last
week by the explosion Of a gun shell, is
not so well this week Considerable
pain is complained Of in the injured
limb.
L. E. Hendrickson, the jeweler in
the Conner drug store, left Wednesday
night for Syracuse, Ind. He goes to
visit his family and viii return in
about ten days.
J. P. Fuller, representing the Denver
Republican, vas in town Saturday,
looking after the interests Of that
paper. The Republican comes in here
on the fast train at Do p. u. and can
be found at the newsstand.
Mrs. A. z. King Of Dodge City was
in GOOdIand last week visiting friends.
Mrs. King formerly resided here, her
husband being employed as conductor.