The Goodland republic., 1899-09-22
PERSONAL NOTES
returned Wednesday from

Hank kRees returned Wednesday from
] Oklahoma
E. S. Knight returned to Topeka
/ Saturday morning.
Miss Mary Seaman returned last
week from the east.
A-V. Jesse OF Burlington, Col, was
/ in GOOdland over Sunday.
J.P. Smith and wife Of Wallace county
were In the city Wednesday,
Mrs. II. II. Aiken has returned from
I an extended visit in Michigan.
Miss Jennie Pratt left Wednesday
| evening for q visit to Chicago
Mrs. J. ". Thomas is back from a trip
to Colorado Springs and Denver.
Thomas Seaman Of Kit Carson cOun-
u, Col, was in the city this week.
The father of George Hoops return
ed 70 his home In Iowa Tuesday.
Mrs. ". J. Converse returned from a
trip to Denver Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Shuster returned last
week from visit to Cald veil, Kan.
7. c. Meredith Of Broken Bow, Neb.,
was at the Commercial Wednesday.
Joe Gill of Colby was visitor at the
Masonic lodge in this city Wednesday
night.
J. G. Hamilton and wife returned
Monday from a few weeks visit at Cal
hOun, Mo.
Dewey Haywood, advance agent for
the Alba Haywood show, was IN the
city Tuesday.
William Walker, Sr-, and family and
D. ]. Bryan and family are back from
the mountains.
B. F. Sprague of LaBlanche left
Wednesday for a visit to his former
home in Illinois.
Manager Frank Dawson of the Good
land base ball team was over to Colby
Monday evening.
James Walker left Tuesday for Sa-
lima where he will attend the Wesleyan
business college.
W. R. Lewis and family Of VOltaire
township are going to move to Smith
county, this state.
Mrs. E. NJ. McKelvey and family have
gone to Lacey, Oh, where they will
reside in the future.
Mrs. Q. Z. Dunham has gone to Re
public City, Kan, to see her mother,
who is seriously ILL.,
+. 7. Smith Of the BlOdgett barber
shop is of duty owing to illness. Tom
Ross is in his place
Miss Pauline Shields has returned
from Colby and has gone to work in
the Commercial hotel
Mrs. Agerter and daughter of Upper !
Sandusky, o., Is IN the city visiting
her son, P D. Agerter.
Frank HensIey of Pomona, Kan, re-
turned to his home Tuesday after q |
f1u- dove v-TefF in FLnO1l1nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Flanery visited |
friends at GOOdland Tuesday and Wed |
nesday.-St. Francis Eagle.
Mrs. Joseph Cullins has moved into |
town in order that two grandchildren, /
who live with her, may attend the city /
school
Clint PAUL Of Ellsworth, Kan, a |
brOther-in-law of Probate Judge Oar |
ling, is in the city the guest Of Mr. and /
Mrs. Darling.
County Clerk A D. Rummeu and |
family have gone to Marvin, Phillips
county, for a visit. Mrs. John Bray Is |
attending to the Office.
Mr.. EwelL, who was associated with L !
4. Foster in the hardware business in |
this city in the early days, was IN the
city Friday on his way to the mountains. !
He lives in Kansas City, Kan
Q. E. Swarts, J. B. Penn, Billy Henry |
and Attorney z. T. Murphy we're over
to Sharon Springs Friday to attend the |
preliminary trial Of Charles White |
car, who is charged with cattle steal |
ing.
Mort Batz, left fielder for the Good !
land ball team, received a fracture of
the jaw Monday night while in a friend |
ly boxing match with E. r. Brown. DR.. |
Smith reduced the fracture. Batz will
be laid up several weeks.
Carl Moore Of Osborn, Kan, was in
the city several days this week. He
was to catch for GOOdland in the ball
games with Colby, but that team viO- |
lated its agreement by not coming
here to play.
Mr.. and Mr.. Wesley Coleman of
GOOdland have been visiting among
st. Francis friends several days. There |
Is some probability that Mr.. Coleman
will buy out A B. Spitler's business /
and locate among Us against Fran |
els Eagle.
Charged With Cattle Stealing.
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