The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-09-29
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs Bert Jacobs IS visiting her par
/ ents at Topeka
Attorney @. L. Calvert was over to
Colby Tuesday.
HOyt Andrews and wife spent several
days at Topeka.
Mrs. Nick ScalIiOn has gone to Chi
/ csgO for a visit.
John Cullins returned yesterday
from Smith Center.
! Marvin Niskern Of Colby was visitor
/ in GOOdland Tuesday.
/ n. F. Warren Of Colorado Springs
I was in town Monday.
| S. 7. Caldwell went east Wednesday
| night on a business trip.
Lewis FarrOw was on the sick list
several days this week.
DR.. Shelley and L. Z. HendricksOn
went to Denver this morning.
Dr. P. B. GOdsman of Burlington was
/ a visitor IN the city yesterday.
George R Caldwell Of the Denver
I News was in GOOdland Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst have gone to
/ housekeeping in the Barnett house.
Mrs. J. @. Griffin aud children Will
leave Sunday for a visit to Chicago.
B. F. Brown and wife left Sunday
evening for a visit in Cambridge, Ill.
County Commissioner J. B. Ruber-
son spent a couple Of days in GOOdIand
this week.
Mrs. Joe Lustig and son returned
Saturday from an extended visit in
Minnesota.
wills BIOdgett has gone to Eldora,
Col, on a business visit. He will also
take In the Dauvar carnival
Miss Martha Young returned to her
home in Minneapolis, MINI, Sunday,
after visit with her father, ". A.
Young.
Mrs. Chas. Sweet, an aunt Of Mrs. o.
Q. Dawson and Mrs. I. O. Harper, re
turned to her home in Chicago after a
visit here.
Clint PAUL and wife of Ellsworth,
Kan, returned to their home Sunday
after a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
P. S. Darling.
W. S. Coleman will move to st. Fran
els next week where be will remain
this winter and conduct a coal and
feed business.
DR.. Farrow, r. J. Jones, E. J. Scott,
Q. Z. Swarts and Robert Lemon were
over Colby to Friday night to visit the
Masonic lodge.
Albert ". Smith, a son of Amos
Smith Of Iowa township, left Saturday
/ for LiganieT, Ind, where he will attend
school this winter.
Mrs. Frank West and son of Ohio re-
turned to her home Wednesday after a
visit with her sisters, Mrs. o. G. Daw-
| son and Mrs. T. Q. Harper.
Otto Auer viii arrive here Sunday
! from Smith Center for a visit with his
! parents before he leaves for New York
/ where he has accepted a responsible
/ position In a brokers' Office.
Garfield FOrney and Carl Moore,
I battery for the GOOdland ball team,
were up to Oxford, Neb, last Friday
and Saturday and assisted the Oxford
team defeat Hendley in two games.
Nels Nelson with the aid Of a jag
| amused quite a crowd on the street
! Tuesday by dancing, turning hand
| springs, ETC. He was PIT in the city
| lookup to cool off, and a few hours
later was turned loose and told to go
! and sin no more.
Young Robinson of MuIdrOw, had a
! a saddle stolen from the back of his
\ horse in GOOdland last night. The
| animal was hitched in front of Thor
! sous grocery store and when Robinson
| started to 60 home the saddle was mis-
! ing. 1t was valued at SIS.
! a three-year-O old son of Z. H. Patnoe
was hit in the ear by a foul tip during
/ the GOOdland-St. Francis ball game
/ yesterday. Pitcher FOrney delivered
/ a speedy one which the batter touched
/ just enough to start it a line for the
grand stand and had the ball struck
the child square it might have resulted
more seriously.
John E. Brett left Wednesday for
/ LeavenWOrth where he viii receive
treatment for rheumatism at the ma
tiOnal soldiers home. If be likes the
place he will remain there until he re
ceives some benefit to his health Mr.
BTetz is one Of the early citizens of the
county and he will be missed by large
circle of friends.
Morgan Candy, formerly of this city,
who died in Denver last week, was the
sole survivor Of company i, First Ohio
light artillery that served in the civil
war. He was injured in the hip and
spine in the battle OF Winchester, and
never recovered completely. The in
teTment was at Riverside cemetery,
Denver, and the services were under
the direction Of Croker post, @. a. R
Miss Edna Swarts entertained a num-
Der of friends Saturday evening at a
'circumambulating party" The guests
we're served with refreshments at the
home of Miss Swarts, then they went
to the Luther home where another
course was served, and finally they ar
rived at the Murphy home where the
last course was served and the circuit
completed. Thus "CirCumambulate -
Mrs. a d. Stewart and Mrs. R. F.
COOts entertained at the home Of the
former last Friday evening in nOnOr OF
Mrs. ". J. Converse, who left on the
morning train to join her husband al
Denver. Progressive whist was in.
dulgsd in and light refreshments we're
served. Miss Martha Young delighted
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