The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-10-14
PERsoraE NnTEs.

PERSONAL NOTES
Ross Heron was over to Colby Sat
Warren KrOw Of St. Francis is il
town.
William Sylvester is here from Gar
den City.
Dick Auer is at Omaha taking in the
{ exposition.
Travelingmau Mat Lyons was in the
city Monday.
/ James n. Fike Of Colby was in town
Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie Pratt has gone east to
/ spend q few weeks.
Charles Wilbur, a horse buyer of
Denver Is Ia the city.
Newt Baldwin is In the city visiting
his sister, Mrs Dustin.
Miss Florence Shackelford Is assist
ing Postmaster Scott ia the pOstoffice.
Dick Mere, the horse dealer, was re-
newIug acquaintances In town Tues
day.
William Ennis and c. F. Weber are
visitors at the Omaha exposition this
week
Mrs. Bailey of Franklin, Neb., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry oyer
Of Edison.
Mrs. N. D. Cuthbertson left this
week for a visit to her old home in
Missouri.
Rev Elliott of GoOdIand preached at
the Christian church Friday night
Colby Press.
E +. Murphy was over TO Colby Sat
urday on business before the United
States land Office.
Tom McCue, auditor of the Foster
Lumber company. of Norton, was a
visitor IN the city Monday.
DR.. Rugh Thomas of Colby spent
Sunday in the city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Thomas.
Mike Eagau. second lieutenant in
company ] of the Twenty Second Kan
sas regiment, was In the city Friday.
William VanausdeIu aud family re-
turned to their home at Batavia, Ia,
after a short visit with Amos Smith of
Iowa township.
DR.. H. P. Candy, formerly physician
of this city, has located at Hill City,
Kan. He has been in Denver for the
last two years.
Miss Grace Morley returned to her
home at Beatrice, Neb-. Tuesday even
ing, after spending a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs Z. T. Murphy
D.F. Parker of San Francisco was
in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Parker has
several pieces of land in the county,
and was here looking after his prop
eTty.
Wallace Filler left Friday for Pitts
burg, Pa. as a delegate from GOOdland
cOmmandery Knights Templar. to the
tri-eunial COnclave of the order now in
session at Pittsburg.
Dr. II. p Daniels and wife of Scots
vile, Kan, were in GOOdland this
week. Mrs. Daniels Is the daughter Of
Rev. Woodward. They left Monday
evening for their home.
Mrs. VI. A. Brown Is in the city visit
ing her son, b. f. Brown. Mrs. Brown
Is on her way home at Denver, after
spending the summer with her daught-
er at Washington, D. c.
Joe CrOckford left Tuesday night
for Omaha, Neb. After taking In the
exposition he viii leave for a visit with
friends at Grand Rapids, Mich, re-
turning home about December 1.
Simon AK IS sick with typhoid fever.
He was contemplating going TO the
Grand Island, Neb., business college,
but his illness NAV prevent the graft
ficatiOn of his ambition for a time.
Rev. George Scott and Miss Nellie
Scott. father and sister of Postmaster
Z. J. Scott, both Of McCOOk, Neb., were
in GOOdlaud last week. They came in
response to a telegram stating that
Mrs. S sott was dead, but arrived too
late to attend the funeral
A. Q. Woodland left Wednesday even
ing for CORTLAND, Kan, where be has
purchased a meat market. He was
formerly In the meat business at Heb
ron. Neb-. but sold out there and
bought at CORTLAND. He has a quarter
section of land in Smoky township,
and raised a good crop on it this year.
D. B. Dinwiddie returned Saturday
rom attendance at the annual confer
cree of the United Brethren church,
which was held at Lebanon, this state.
September . to October 3. Bishop
Mills Of Denver presided at the con
ference, and the meeting was a delight
full one. Mr.. Dinwiddie went as a lay
delegate and was accompanied by Rev
Mcpherson, the pastor Of the Brewster
cirpuit