The Goodland republic., 1899-07-28

~ High IS in The city.

/ Henry High IS IN the city
S.R. Wolfe Of Lanark, Ill, is in town.
Rugh Thomas Of Colby was in town
/ Monday.
WI. Bower Of Norton was in the
/ city last week.
Roy Lewis Of Roswell, Col, was in
town Tuesday.
| Mrs. James Sullivan has gone to
Iowa for visit.
/ Miss Eva Kellogg was a visitor at
/ Colby this week.
Wesley Coleman was over to st.
l Francis Monday.
John HartzIer is at Colorado Springs
7 on a business visit.
George Penfold Of Burlington Sun
| dayed in GOOdlsnd-
Miss Allie Van Hook has gone east
to spend a few weeks.
NJ T. Warren was down from Colo
radO Springs Sunday.
Mrs. D. Hathaway has gone TO An
thOny, Kan, for a visit.
Mrs. P. K. Ryan is at Fairbury, Neb.,
to see her mother, who is i'll
John Arendt, Sr., left Monday for
the Dodge City soldiers home.
Mrs. ". Powers and children have
gone to Iowa for an extended visit.
George H. Young Of Wilson, Kan,
was IN the city few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kemp have a
baby girl at their home, born Tuesday.
Mrs. J. E Read and children have
gone to Pacific Junction, Ia, for visit.
Eric Owen and NJ. D. CuthbertsOn
returned Wednesday from trip to
Colorado.
H. ". Marshall of Colby, sheriff Of
Thomas county, was a GOOdland visitor
Wednesday.
John AK, who lives west Of town.
took out a fine new piano to his home
the other day.
Mrs. George Patton Of Oberlin is in
town for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. @. E Fuller.
Walt Warmer was over to Colby
last week helping his brother Charley
in the tailor shop.
al FarrOw of HOsingtOn, Kan, is in
the city visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". III. F'arrOw.
Marvin Niskern and Guy Fike Of
Colby were in the city Sunday enjoy
ing metropolitan life.
Mrs. Simon Kemp returned Wednes-
day morning from visit with her
father at Windsor, Ill
Mrs. J. f. KimmeI and sister have
gone to Burr Oak, Kan, to see their
mother, who IS dangerously Ill
J.V. SeeIey has bought the Kent &
Owen stock and has taken possession
Mr.. Kent will engage in the cattle in
dustry.
Rev. G. H. Woodward returned Fri
day morning from Lawrence, where be
had been visiting his daughter several
weeks.
Miss Marks Of Burlington, Ia, ar
rived in GOOdland Monday for visit
with her brother, ?. @. Marks, who
lives near KanOradO.
R. ". Bowman Of Christian county,
III, was a visitor here this week He
formerly lived in Thomas county, this
state, bat left there last year
Mrs. Pauline Hartman, the Misses
Seaman and J. ". Book we're out TO
the home Of Misses Seamsn's parents,
northwest Of KanOradO, Sunday.
Carl Frank, who has been employed
by the AUer bakery for a number Of
months, has given up the position and
will return to his home at Manhattan.
JP. Smith and wife Of Wallace were
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Smith has
turned of two carload Of horses and
one of cattle in past two weeks at good
prices
@. NJ. Nillisack left last night for the
east. He viii visit his father at Agency
City, Ia, and 90 to Chicago to pUr-
chase goods for his GOOdland and Bur
HnCfOn stores.
A picnic party Of GOOdland people
enjoyed a pleasant outing On the Beav-
er Sunday near William Khurt's place
The main sport was angling for dsh
and fighting with chiggers. The party
was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ii.
Lee, Misses Estella Myers, Kate Wal
ker. Stella Filler, Louise Floyd, Mrs
Alice Bradley, L. E HendTicksOn, Dr.
a. A Shelley, George Taylor, + y.
Candy, E. White, @. f. Weber, j. NJ.
Justus, Fred Dawson, John Riggs.