The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-05-13
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
Miss Grace Van Auker returned to
Denver Friday.
TravsliDgmau Ed Quintard was in
town Wednesday.
Father Horgan held services at the
Catholic church Sunday.
il Peebler and -Grasshopper Sam"
left for parts unknown Friday.
DR.. Rugh Thomas is at Colby today
extracting teeth without pain.
VIII and Burt Finley went to Ober-
lin Friday to spend a few days.
Rhodes Allen went to Norton Mon
day on the Rocky Mountain limited.
Charley Rule, the Kanorado mer-
chant, was in town Monday evening
NJ. F. Warren, the optician from
Colorado Springs, was here Saturday.
Miss Dora Farrow returned Satur-
day from visit to friends at Dresden.
Theo Hockett, a hyde buyer, was here
Monday transacting business with the
butchers.
n. Krow Of st. Francis has moved to
GOOdland and viii reside in the Shack
elford house.
Miss Kate Alden returned yesterday
morning from a visit to her parents at
Grant City, No.
Mrs. R J. Jones, Mrs. R ". Finley
and Mrs. Q. E Swarts went to Topeka
Monday evening.
Eric Owen and Cy White were up at
Jaqua, Kan, en- the Republican river,
this week after ducks.
Gene R. Woodruff, representing the
Hall LithOgraphiDg company Of To-
peka, was here Friday.
Mrs. Ut. Joyce and sister, Miss Anna
Tully, returned Monday evening from
q weeks visit at Denver.
Attorney G. L. Calvert was at Colby
Wednesday on business before the
United States land Office.
Sheriff ". E. Dustin took Mrs. VIII
liam DanuenbarRer to the insane
asylum at Topeka Monday evening.
Frank Robinson was up from Cuba,
Kan, this week looking after the inter
ests Of the Chicago Lumber company.
Miss Alta Brinkley is spending the
week at Goodland with her sister, Mrs.
James Sullivan.-Burlingto Republi-
can.
Mrs. James Henry and children will
leave soon for Concordia to join her
husband, where they will make their
home.
Thomas J. McCue, auditor of the
Foster Lumber company, was in the
city Wednesday. Mr.. McCue resides
at Norton.
NJ L. Chandler has received word
that his sister, Mrs. Clara Kness, living
near Tully, Colo, is very sick. He has
gone to see her.
Mrs. Usher was called to Emmets-
burg, Ia, last week by the serious ill
ness Of a sister, who died the day after
her arrival there.
Mrs. George Fuller and brother, Fred
Patton, went to Oberlin Wednesday
evening to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Patton.
Oda Metheny fell and dislocated his
shoulder Tuesday. 1t is said the cause
Of the accident was due to the rough
playing Of an older boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wakeland returned
to their home at Jamesport, No, Mon |
day, after an extended visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. RummeL
Charles SheIbal, a tramp, who was
taken sick here and cared for by the !
county, was discharged Monday, hav- |
ing recovered. He had a slight touch |
Of pneumonia
G. c. Perdieu, Arthur Kemp. Simon /
Kemp, E S. knight, G. L. Calvert, ac-
companied by several witness, were at |
Colby Wednesday trying the case be-
fore the land Office Of Perdieu VS..
Arthur Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Fitzgerald and |
children left last week for st. Joe, No,
where they viii reside in the future. |
Mr.. Fitzgerald will engage in business |
there and the many warm friends Of |
the family in GOOdland wish them IN
limited success.
A farewell party was rendered Mr.. /
and Mrs. n. KrOw at their home on
Saturday evening last before their de-
paTture for GOOdland, where they go to
make their home for the present. By /
their removal st. Francis loses a most
desirable family and GOOdland gains i
one.-St. Francis Rustler.
The W. ]. A. n. Club
Several girls of GOOdland convened /