The Goodland republic., 1899-06-09


/ DR.. A. a. Shelley has gone east.
Mrs A. L Dunbar has gone east fOE
a visit
Pat CuIIins is at Kansas City for q
few days.
Roy Cain Of Burlington was in town
Monday.
Miss Grace VanAuker returned to
Denver TUESDAY
Jay Baker has gone to Almena to
spend few days.
". F. McCue Of Colby was in the
city yesterday
Mrs. Henry Pearson has returned
from a visit TO Illinois.
E. Franklin and wife Of Colby were
IN the city Wednesday.
Lewis Frohmuth Of PhilIipsburg is
working at the Depot hotel
Miss Julia HOckett has gone to Phil
ipsburg to visit her brother
James Yerger has sold his timber
claim near the GriswOld pOstOf6ee.
Lincoln White Of Burlington was
here visiting his sister, Mrs COngdOn-
Mrs. ". Stephens returned last week
from a visit to relatives at Onaga, Kan.
Harry Root, representing the Topeka
State Journal, was in GOOdland yeSter-
day.
Rev. Scott OF Tecumseb, Neb., is
here visiting his son, Postmaster Z. ].
Scott.
Ed Swan Of KanOrado took the train
at GOOdland TUESDAY evening for a
trip east.
Mrs. Simon Kemp Las gone to Wind
N~ Nrn~ fat ~ ~
in health.
c. ". CheIf has gone to HOxie where
he viii engage in the Touring mill
business.
Ex-County Superintendent Nichols
Of Smith county, was here several days
this week
Jake Horton Of LaBIanch took the
train at GOOdlsnd Tuesday evening for
q visit east.
A.V. Jesse, manager Of Millisack's
store at Burlington, spent Sunday In
GOOdland.
A. A. Thomas, John SteIIyes and J.
o. LO7ejOy Of Atwood were here sew
eral days last week
Fred Dawson is at Kansas City at
tending the convention Of Modern
WOOdmen Of America
J.B. Penn shipped a carload Of hogs
to Denver Sunday night. Mr.. Penn
accompanied the shipment
Mrs. Gordon and daughter Martha
Of Council Bluffs, Ia, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Walker, ST.
A girl was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Teagarden, formerly Of
this city, but now Of Boulder, Col
Mrs. Miller, mother of Mrs. W. J.
Converse of this place, arrived here
last week for a visit with her daughter.
J. W. KIauer is running the water
works engine while j. s. ELenberger
is at the bedside Of his wife, who is i'll
Lucien Gray, in company with his
son of Fort Scott, Kan, are here and
will probably engage in the cattle busi-
ness in this county.
Mrs. Il. G. Heron viii retire from
the management of the Commercial
hotel, July l. Who will take charge
of the hotel at that time has not been
given out.
Mrs. A. E. B arnett and daughter,
Grace, and son, Fred, returned Friday
morning from Lawrence, where Grace
and Fred were students at the State
university.
Sheriff Bradley has received word
from the Topeka asylum saying that
there is no room for Ernest Klein, who
was declared insane last week. Apph-
cation will be made for his reception
at OsaWatOmie asylum.
L. Morris, the only successful rain
maker out Of the crop that spraDg up
in GoOdland several years ago, is in
the city looking after property inter
ests. Mr.. Morris has calls for his ser
vices in a section Of the DakOtas and
Oklahoma, and his experiments have
always been followed by heavy precipi-
tatiOns. His home is at Emerson, Ia.
@. NJ. Millisack was up from Good
land Wednesday and reports business
very good there Mr. Millisack also
saws that he is very agreeably surprised
at the great increase in his business at
this place. Anyone with half an eye
can see that Millisack is setting the
pace both in price and methods Such
DeOpIe deserve uccess.-BurlingtO
(CoL) Republican.