The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-06-17

George Montgomery was home over
Sunday.
Earl Derby returned last week from
Missouri
! ". n. Rove viii leave soon for
visit to the mountains.
J. E. Thomas and family left Mon
I day for the mountains.
Albert RabidOux vas up from his
/ Wallace county ranch Tuesday.
! e. Hendriekson returned Wsdnes-
day morning from q visit 70 Indiana.
Miss GussIs Hublza has gone 20 Ros-
/ we'll where she has secured employ
ment.
Fred Finch, . striker in the black
smith shop, has quit and viii 90 70
Pueblo.
Miss Minnie BagIey OF Ogden, Utah,
/ is in town visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hoyt
Andrews
Mrs. Abe Miller returned Saturday
evening from = couple weeks visit at
Flsgler, Colo.
Nm. and J.H Garfield OF Butler,
No, we're visitors in GOOdland several
| days this week
Floyd Bower is here from Norton
to spend q few days with his brother
/ Dell ana FAMILY
VIII Summers and Burt Robbins Of
/ Colby were visitors in GoOdland the
first Of the week.
Josiah Crosby OF st. Francis, ex-
sheriff Of Cheyenne county, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Tom Bell returned 20 her home
at LimOn Wednesday after q visit with
Mrs. P. II. Mister.
] Henry Rabidoux returned last week
from Denver where be had been for
medical treatment.
/ Sheriff W. z. Dustin took Frank
HOCkett, insane, to the asylum at To-
| peks Sunday night.
/ G. ". Kahn, q hsrnessmaker, is at
work in the Book harness shop. He is
from Versailles, No.
Lewis AFmsberg, q pharmacist Of
| AtChisOn, has secured employment in
/ the Ennis drug store.
@. F. Warmer OF GoOdland, tailor,
has taken charge OF the HiEgsnbOthRm
/ shOP.-NOrtOnC Courier.
Rev. Albert Watkins held services
in the Episcopal mission room Sun
/ day morning and evening.
H. N. Floyd, who is employed In the
jeWelry store st Colby, spent Sunday
| in the city with his parents.
Herbert Stewart and Walt Warmer
will return from Sslina to-day where
they have been attending school.
Rugh Thomas was over to the Colby
/ lRndOtdce Tuesday and put papers on
q piece Of land located in VOltsire town
ship.
Mrs. F. A. Beer and Ernest Of Den
yer were in the city this week, the
urTneEC nN MR and Me- WUHH1Snwa Wu11
keF, il.
DR.. F. H. Smith and. J. II. Stewart
went to Topeka Tuesday evening to
attend the state convention. They are
delegates.
E. F. Tenant, formerly newspaper
man Of GOOdland, has sold out his
paper at White Cloud and will seek
greener fields.
E. Z. DOnly returned home Monday
morning from the republican state
convention. He visited few days with
relatives at Scottsville, Kan.
Mrs. E. D. Adams and children left
this week for Boulder, Colo, where
they will make their home. Mr.. Adams
has secured farm near that place.
DR.. Shelley returned from Denver
Monday evening. DR.. Smith came
home Saturday. They spent few days
with the American Medical society.
Jack Trent and John Bear Of St.
Francis were in town Tuesday. They
we're on their way to BelOit TO attend
the republican congressional OOuven-
ton.
Mrs. Charley Ross aud children az
rived from Greenleaf Wednesday morn
ing. They will occupy the Burt Keith
residence.
A VIM and Emmett Lister went to
BelOit Wednesday morning TO attend
the republican congressional conveu-
ton. E. s. Knight, also q delegate, gave
his proxy to Mr. VIM.
Mrs. Q. U. COngdOn went to Denver
Wednesday to visit her brother aud
from there she will accompany Mr. R
w. Finley and family TO Craig. She
will return in about six weeks.
DR.. Smith was called 70 Limon Sun
day morning TO attend George Hsisch,
the bridge man that was run over By
some cars, but the injured man died
few minutes after the doctor reached
there.
Earl White, who has for some months
assisted in Mr.. FrOst's barber shop,
went TO GOOdland Tuesday, where be
viii be employed. Earl has many warm
friends in Oberlin who wish him sue
Cess.-ObeFlin Eye.
Al Hubbard, Colorado Springs; ".
T, French, Richmond, KY; L. ID. Wag-
ener, St Joe; W. II. Hall, st. Joe; ].
Eberhsrt, st. Francis; s. BOden, Kan
sss City; ". p. Troth, AtchisOn; were
at the Commercial this week.