The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-01-21
PERSONAL NOTES

John HOliingshesd is in town from
Kanorado.
Jerry Lyons Of St Fradois vas in
town Friday.
wv. PsnfOld was over from BurIing-
ton Friday.
". E Conner returned Friday from a
trip to Chicago
William Cbelf viii move to Barber
county, this state.
4. E. Metty Of Burlington was city
visitor Wednesday.
TraEelingman Billy Owens was in
GOodland Saturday.
Travelingmen Devine and Quintard
were in town Tuesday.
Ed Halstead has gone 70 Colorado
Springs to visit his father.
Trsvelingmen Rule, Hall, Fritchie
and Ottawa we're here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Lee viii go to Los
Angeles next week to visit relatives.
Col. Wareing returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver Friday morning.
Jerry Coffin returned Tuesday from
visit to his family at Oskaloosa, Ia
PJ. Goss, Of the Opelt hotel, Colby,
was visitor in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. R J. Jones Of Norton is in the
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trent.
Mrs. J. B. Penn is in Kansas City
where she is receiving medical treat
ment-
William Clark, travelling for the
Morrin Powers Mercantile company.
was in town Thursday.
Mr.. Willis of Pittsburg, Kan, son-in-
law Of DR.. Farrow, arrived in the city
Thursday for a visit with the folks.
Mrs. James Sullivan Of Goodland is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
Dr.. Rugh Thomas was at Colby Fri
day and Saturday attending to the
dental wants of the people of that
sanity city.
Roscoe HaIstead Of Colorado Springs,
who has been sick at the home Of his
brother Ed in this city, is able to be
around again.
George Hamilton, Of the Penn meat
market, seriously scalded his ankle
Tuesday by upsetting a kettle OF boil
ing water. He is unable for duty.
Mrs. Bishop, mother Of Mrs. Bruce
Niles, returned to her home in EastOn-
vile, Colo, Wednesday after an ex-
tended visit with her daughter.
w. GheIf has returned from Smith
county where he has been for several
weeks looking after his corn crop, Mr..
Chelf has moved his family here.
DR.. Shelley Of Goodland is the guest
of the Bates family this week. Albert
Fulton came down from GOodIand and
spent Sunday at home here.-Jennings
Echo.
Mrs. Albert Dunbar and children
arrived from Monmouth, Ill, Wednes-
day. Mr.. Dunbar is head clerk in the
Millisack store. They will occupy the
Turney residence.
E. s. Teagsrden OF Boulder arrived
in Burlington yesterday on his way
from Spartland, III, where he has been
for some time on business. He visited
with his daughter, Mrs. F. o. PenfOld
and family while heFe.-Burlington
Republican,
Col. William H. Fishbaok, formerly
Of olsthe, Kan, but now Of Laramie
City, Wyo., was in Goodland Saturday
and Sunday, leaving Monday night for
Denver. He is the uncle Of Mrs. Peter
Baker, and stopped of here to pay his
relatives & visit and also to canvass
business matters. He is senior mem
Der Of the firm Of Fishback & Dunlop
Of the aforementioned place, and also
one Of a corporation which is starting
q mining town at Battle Lake, Wyo.
According to the published reports, it
/ Is expected that the camps in southern
Wyoming will be q repetition Of the
/ Cripple Creek boom. He exhibited
samples Of ore and also coarse gold as
found in the placer prospects. These
new finds are located 125 miles south
Of Rawlins and about the same dis
lance west Of Laramie City, Wyo. The
| colonel impaired much valuable infor-
nation about the locality. He also is
an historic figure in early Kansas his
tory, being a member Of the legislature
in the time Of the war, and, in the in
term Of its sessions, a heutenat colo
mel, and subsequently,, brigsdier gener-
al in the field.
Good Records Made At Pigeon shootin-.
| At the meefin0 oF the O1D cTub Tres-