The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-04


/ this week looking after his real estate
/ interests.
Carl Frank, late Of the Auer bakery
I left Wednesday for his home at Man.
haitian.
aPete" Coffin was here from Denver
| Tuesday. He is on his way to Atlantic
/ City, n. ].
/ Miss Lydia FOrney Of Belle Plain
/ Kan, is visiting with her sister, Mrs
/ Frank Dawson.
Mrs. c.. 81. Van Hook and Miss Myrtle
Wheatley left yesterday morning for a
| visit in Missouri.
7. P. Leonard returned yesterday
from q business trip to eastern Neb-
rsska and Kansas.
Mrs. William Jupe left yesterday for
an extended visit to friends in Phillips
and Cloud counties.
Harry FTke Of Colby, son of James
n. Fike, is in town and is learning the
duties Of brakeman.
Pat Cullins, who had his leg broke in
a runaway recently, is able to be out
with the aid Of crutches.
Mrs. Smith, wife Of ]. T. Smith of the
BlOdgett barber shop, arrived here
from Manhattan Sunday.
Mrs. R F. COOts and children have
gone to Crystal Lake, Col, for months
visit with Mrs. COOts' parents.
|, Eric Owen has taken 10 head Of cat
tie from Trachsel Bros. and Will put
them on his place near Jsqua.
Mort Justus and J. NJ. Jewell we're at
Norton Wednesday to see the ball
game between Norton and Colby.
James Walker will leave soon for
Salina where he will take a business
course in the Wesleyan business col
lege.
Clarence KrOw returned from Abb
lene Tuesday. He IS on the road for
Shadinger Bros, job printers of that
place.
7. Reese Of Smith Center was here
and bought a carload Of cattle of W
II. Stone, and shipped them to Smith
county.
Mrs. J. R. Morris:wilI 90 to Denver
this week. Mr.. Morris Is on the Den
yer run and they will keep house there
for two months.
Sheriff George Bradley took Ernest
Klein, insanei- to the Topeka asylum
Saturday night. The sheriff returned
Tuesday morning.
L. 7. Reese Of Smith Center, repre-
senting Henry Williams, q cattle man,
purchased one carlOrd Of cattle from
D. T. SherrOd, Wednesday.
W. E. Conner has gone to Kansas
City on a business trip. Mrs. Conner
accompanied him and will visit her
parents, who live in Missouri.
Prof. L. E. Wolfe, superintendent Of
the Kansas City KAN public schools,
nd - -
visiting their sister, Mrs. DR.. FarrOW.
Rev. @. H. Woodward was taken seri-
ously i'll Saturday evening and his in
disposition prevented his filing the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
day.
Axel Anderson, formerly a GoOdland
boy but now Of Denver, was here this
week visiting acquaintance. He has
employment with Daniels & Fishers
department store.
). R Wolfe Of Lanark, Ill, was here
several days this week looking after
the interests Of j. F. Hess, the Lanark
capitalist, who has considerable prop
erty in GOOdland.
Ben Dawson Of Grant City, No, is
in the city visiting his cousins, Fred
and Frank Dawson. He is on his way
home from the Yellowstone Park coun-
try where he has a ranch.
William Chelf Of the -four mill has
returned faOm KiOWs, Kan, on q bust
ness trip He still owns the mill at
that place, and he reports the harvest
OF large wheat crop in that section.
William CritChheId and wife Of
Marysville, No, arrived in GOodland
yesterday and viii visit with Mr..
Critchfield's sister, Mrs. J. R. Morris.
Mr. CrItChheld served as lieutenant in
the Fourth Missouri volunteers last
year.
Elder J. ". Upton and family are
enjoying visit with two nieces, Misses
Sarah and Lizzie Upton, Of MacOmb.
H. They have been enjoying a visit
with their suns In Colorado, q sister Of
Mr.. Upton who be has not met for
over So years
c. ". Jupe, the drayman, had both
legs badly bruised Wednesday evening
while loading some heavy sample
trunks from the basement Of the Fx-
change bank building. He had one Of
the trunks part way up the steps when
he slipped, the big trunk fell back on
him landing on bis ankles. us viii be
laid up several days.
J. P. Gill, at one time a resident Of
GOOdland, died at his home in Illinois
recently at the age Of So. bfr. Gill viii
be remembered By the older residents,
having conducted a dray here for a
number Of years, but left here about
i've years ago He was the father OF
Mrs S. j. Sheets, Who also lived here.
another daughter, Miss Cora Gin, vas
employed on the News for several
years, but left GO0dland in 1893
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