The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-17

PEESOEAL EOLES-
Charley McKIllip Of Colby sundayed
in GOCdland-
Father Leydeeker was up from Nor
ton Tuesday.
Mrs S. W Hodney left Monday for
a visit 70 Illinois.
E E Donly was down In central
Kansas this week.
f. A Colby Of Colorado Springs was
IN the city Sunday.
". o. ApPIegate Of Colby was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. H Brosso IS very low and her
death Is hourly expected
T. " Lintz, a merchant OF St. Fran
CTS, was IN the city Wednesday
Mrs. julie Pant Of Denver is IN the
city visiting her brother, B. Z. Coffin.
FL Aten Of Burlington, Col, Is a
new clerk employed in the Gillisack
store.
Representative A. A. Shelley came
up from Topeka and spent Monday in
the city.
Mrs. G. Z. Fuller has returned from
couple Of weeks visit with relatives
at Colby.
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on business before the United States
land Office.
James y. Fike, the Colby democrat
politician, was a visitor IN GOOdland
Wednesday.
". G. Johnston was out yesterday
for the first time in ten days, having
been quite i'll.
Dr. and Mrs Smith will go to house
keeping soon They viii occupy the
Jeffrey residence.
Harry Root, a representative Of the
Topeka State Journal, was a visitor In
the city yesterday.
Joseph Antes Of OtOe county, Neb-,
has located on a ranch in the southern
part Of the county
A number of the young friends of
Myrtle Wheatley gave her a surprise
party at her home Tuesday night.
LII. Ernest Of Pueblo, Col. is the
new manager Of the Warren jewelry
store. He Is jeweler and Optician-
William Baker of Hutchinson, Kan,
is in the city. He may include to 10
cate here and devote his time to farm
ing.
Miss PickenpauRh, who has been
visiting Miss Myrtle Pringle Of this
city, returned to her home in Missouri
Tuesday.
GL. Calvert took II entries We'd
nesday for parties who are making en-
tries on land in the county under the
reservoir act.
Mrs. William StrettOn and daughter
Nellie returned to their home in Phil
Hpsburg Monday, after short visit
with friends IN this city.
Of the left foot Thursday night Of last
week by stepping on some obstruction
in the yard at the home Of Mrs =. II.
Stewart.
Miss EsteIIa Myers has returned to
her school near Cheyenne Wells, Col,
which was closed several weeks on ac-
count Of an epidemic Of measles in the
district
Emmett LittIetOn, advance agent for
sold Farmer Hopkins was in the city
yesterday making arrangements for
the show, which viii be seen here next
Thursday.
Probate JIdge Darling was able to
be down TO his Office in the court
house yesterday, for the first time Ia
week, having been confined to his home
by an attack of lagrippe.
Amos Smith, living southeast of
GOOdIand, received a telegram Satur-
day from Batavia, Ia, informing him
that his father was not expected to
live. Mr. Smith left Saturday evening
for his fathers home at Batavia.
Tom Preston and John Riggs re-
turned Friday last from an -eight-day
trip to the Arkansas where they went
to look at q bunch of stock with the
idea Of purchasing. They report lots
Of snow and extreme cold in the COW
country southwest of here.
L. l. Ernst, the new manager for
J. L. Warren, the jeweIery Is an expert
workman Of many years standing aud
is we'll recommended. He Is also a
scientific Optician, being a graduate in
OpthOmOlOgy and will guarantee 70 fit
any and all errors of refractiOn Of the
eye.