The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-10-13
PERSONAL NOTES

DR.. A. a. Shelley is in Topeka
9. L Calvert is at Colby to-day.
c. LeCOnte, a piano tuner Of Topeka
is in town
Eric Owen is back from a hunting
trip in Colorado.
E J. Scott was q visitor at Leaven-
worth this week.
H c. Sackett Of Haigler, Neb., was
IN town yesterday.
Mrs. Jack FairalI is back from a
visit In Logan county.
Mrs. LYDIA Seaman is out to Bur
lingtOn visiting friends.
". P. Davis, Of Seibert, Col, was q
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. B. ". Jacobs is home from a
visit to her parents at Topeka
Mrs. NJ. S. Derby has gone to eastern
Kansas for a visit with friends
Mrs. c. H. AIbrecht has returned
from a visit in eastern Kansas.
Frank Carlson returned yesterday
from trip to southeastern Kansas
Charley Rulon, until recently of this
city, is going to school in Denver.
Mrs. a. D. Stewart went to Kansas
City Sunday to spend a few days.
Mrs. Dell Bower and children went
to Norton Sunday to visit relatives.
Frank Ward, a druggist Of Sharon
Springs. spent Sunday in GOOdland-
Billy Ennis returned yesterday from
Kansas City, where he spent a week.
wills BlOdgett and Herbert kellogg
were out antelope hunting this week.
Harley Hogeboom is sick with ty-
phOid fever at the home Of his parents.
Robert S. Hilton, a landscape photo
grapher Of Sharon Springs, is in town.
D. B. Dyer, a representative of the
Topeka Capital, was in town yesterday.
Harry Root, representative Of the
Topeka Journal, was in town Wednes-
day.
Dave Smith and William TrachseI
have gone to Iowa to spend a few
days.
Sam Young of Rulo, Neb., is here
this week looking after business mat
ters.
Frank CIuphf and wife, of BurIing-
ton, Col, we're visitors in GoOdland
Friday.
Mrs. Fred Slower and children have
returned from a prolonged visit in
Indiana.
Mrs. o. G. Dawson and Mrs. Fred
Dawson and son, Don, went to Kansas
City last week.
Mrs. E. Thorson and daughter, Mrs.
J. ". Usher, returned Wednesday from
a visit in Denver.
DR.. Smith WIS out to KanOradO
Wednesday TO see Postmaster Vim,
who is quite sick
Otto Auer arrived from Smith Cen
ter Tuesday morning and viii spend
a few days with mis- folks
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkinson, father and
mother of Mrs. A O.. KaulitZ, returned
to their home in Nebraska yesterday.
". H. Stone went to Kansas City
Sunday to buy a carload Of cattle
which viii be shipped to GOOdland-
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Harris have re-
turned to their home in Illinois after
Z visit with Mr.. and Mrs d. o. Harris.
J. McCarty, Of Fort Wayne, Ind, is
in the city the guest of the Agerter
family. He is a brOther-in-law Of P.
D. Agerter.
Capt. a. L. Emerson, Of st. Francis,
was in the city Tuesday on his way
home from a visit to Cripple Greek,
where he has extensive mining inter
ssts-
a party was given to Mr.. L Q. Ames
1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. E.
Wiley last Thursday evening. Mr..
Ames returned TO his home in Har-
bert, Mich.
Nose Mstheney has returned to
NeOsheO, No, and will continue to
drill for zinc, lead or other mineral
for the GOOdland railroad men who
are prospecting in that region.
A letter was received from al Prev
lit by a friend in GoOdland Sunday.
He is on his way to the Philippines
with the Thirty-FOurth regiment. He
IS with the band, playing tuba.