The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-08-18
PERsoNAL EoFEs
Mrs. n. H. Auer is quite sick
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Mort Justus vas at Hoxie Wednes-
Bird Carl has gone to Denver for a
Q. F. Weber returned yesterday from
a trip east.
y Mrs. G. E DUnham has gone east to
visit her folks
Rev J. 7. ShackeIford Of Brewster
was IN the city Tuesday.
Fred Warmer is at Hoxie attending
the soldiers reunion.
A LDunbar Of Dawson Bros. & Cos
store is enjoying few days layof.
Mrs. William Jupe left to-day for a
visit to friends In Phillips county.
E. F. Tenant returned from his trip
I 10 White Cloud, Kan, Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. l. z. Brinker returned We'd
/ nesday from a visit TO her parents In
] Colorado.
MrssEliza E. Hayes Of Imogene, Ia,
/ is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wesley Coleman.
G. l. Calvert was over to Colby this
week on business before the United
/ States land Office
Mr.. BroWneu Of West Cambridge, n.
Y. is in Goodland looking up land in
terests in this county.
Miss Miller OF Logan, Kan, was in
the city this week the guest of her
friend, Mrs. Q. ". Jupe.
John Cullins is at the Hoxie sol diers'
reunion and base ball tournament con
Quoting a platform dance.
Clarence KrOW has gone TO OklahO-
ma and viii canvass the territory in
the interests Of a publishing house
NJ D. CuthbertsOn, Eric Owen, ".
n. Rowe and Wallace Filler have gone
to the mountains on a hunting trip.
William Walker, ST., wife and daught-
er Kate, and D. j. Bryan and family
have gone to the mountains for an out
ing.
Mrs. a. l. Dunbar and little daught-
er returned Tuesday morning from a
two months visit to their former home
in Illinois.
Mrs. VIII McIlvain and Miss Allie
Morse Of Phillipsburg we're In the city
this week the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Wiley.
Mrs. Whisenand returned to her
home at Charlton, Ia, this morning
after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. 1.
b. Van Hook.
Mrs. Taylor Of Clifton, Kan, re-
turned to her home Tuesday after a
visit with her sister in this city, Mrs.
Harry Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William CritchfieId left
for their home at MarysTiIIe, No, Sun
day night after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Morris.
Thos. P. Leonard and wife were at
Denver last week attending the Mason /
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tives and friends at Boulder.
c. E. Swarts returned from the
Masonic cOnclave at Denver Wednes- /
day. Mrs Swarts and Edna remained
in Colorado for q visit with friends.
Saunders Cain, a graduate Of Salina
business college, and who has been en-
pl0aed at the freight depot here for
some time, left for his home at HOxie
yesterday.
Rev. Woodward is still confined to
his bed with neurOtic affection Of the
right leg His physician thinks that
within a space Of two or three weeks he /
viii be able to be around again.
Ed Penny has launched his candida /
cy for the republican nomination for
county clerk, and +. N. KOOntz Of Null I
drow viii ask for the nomination Of
treasurer on the republican ticket
Dell Bower and wife returned Mon |
day from a months visit in Ohio. They
also visited several of the large cities
and enjoyed a boat ride on Lake Erie
from Cleveland to Detroit.
EnOs Hartzler Of Iowa township is
lying at his home seriously i'll. He is
20 years Of age, and fears are enter
tanned for his recovery. He is the
father Of John Hartzler Of this city.
H. F. SOIIiday Of Kansas City, cousin
Of Mrs. Fred Dawson, is visiting here
for a short time on q trip through the
western and Pacific states. He IS a
wholesale dealer in baking powder and
extracts.
The streets of Goodland seem to be
vomiting up every brick and stone
that have been deposited in the years
gone by. OF course they remind an
old inhabitant Of county seat rife pits,
and the ike, but the bicyclist views
them in a different light.
Thomas Butt, the ffer, went to Hoxie (
Tuesday night to attend the northwest
Kansas soldiers reunion which com
menced there Wednesday and viii re-
main in session until this evening.
Mr.. Butt said that he was going to
make q talk for GOodland as the next
place Of meeting for the reunion, which
IS b ED annually.
Dick Thomas, the boy who vas acct
dentally shot in the foot last week By
q 22-ealibre bullet, informs The REPUB-
lie that it was mistaken in the kind OF
gun from which the wound was in
hicted- The bullet was from q target
rife, not pistol, as was told in TIE
REPUBLIC. Dick says he has no use for
reTOlTers, never owned one, and has no
desire to come into possession Of such
a weapon
The Rock Island playing cards are
the slickest you ever handled. One
pack viii be sent By mail on receipt Of