The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-07-07

J.E. Rule was up from Clayton this
week.
Mort Batz vas down to Colby Wed
nesday.
Fred Aten spent Sunday at Bur
I ingtOn-
Warren KrOE returned Monday from
Smith county.
Walter VIM Of KanorsdO was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. Upton Of MuldroW has moved
I his family to GOOdland-
Harold Neville has sold out his con-
/ fectiOnery store at Norton
Judge and Mrs. Smith left last night
/ for their home in Stockton
George Hamilton has gone to work
! IN the STarts meat market.
Phil Wiachel has been appointed de-
putty sheriff by Sheriff Bradley.
J. ". Ellis, the broom manufacturer
Of Colby, was in Goodland Monday
Earl Candy was called to Denver
Saturday by the serious illness Of his
father.
Jack SmaIley has returned from Nor
ton county where he has been several
months.
Miss Nellie GreenhiII Of Denver, for
meTly Of this city, is in town the guest
Of friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Cox Of Denver is in the
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. ThOrsOn.
Mrs. ". J. Converse and daughter
Helen went to Kansas City Saturday to
visit relatives.
Horace HogebOOm, who is working
at Denver, spent a few days with his
parents here this week
Mrs. G. L. Calvert returned from
Cripple Creek Saturday where she had
been visiting her father.
Charley Bruuer Of Dresden spent a
few days in GOOdland the past week
the guest Of DR.. FarrOw.
Mrs. Boggs and daughter who live
southeast Of GOOdland, left last night
for a visit to Winchester, ". V.
l. r. Dayton was a visitor at Ober-
lin last week. Dayton was city mar
shall of Oberlin in the early sos.
Clarence Krow left Wednesday for
Hastings, Neb-, where he Will enter the
employ Of a commission house
Mrs. Nellie Day has returned from
Minneapolis, Mimi, where she has
made her home for several years
Miss Minnie AK Of Colorado Springs
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John AK, who live west Of GOOdland-
Pete RabidOux, the Smoky cattle
man, visited his brother, Joseph Rabl-
doux, at BenkeIman, Neb., this week.
Joseph A. Gill, the Colby attorney,
was in the city Wednesday looking
after some cases in the district court
George Evans, county commissioner,
and Charles Evans, county treasurer OF
Sheridan county, we're here the Fourth
Mr.. T. Drake, accompanied by his
mother, Of Bureau county, Ill, are In
the city the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camille JuPe came in
yesterday from PhlllipsbuFg and viii
90 to housekeeping In apartments IN
the Ames fiat.
Josiah Crosby Of st. Francis, repre-
sentative Of Cheyenne county, and
Capt. Emerson, also Of st. Francis,
were here the Fourth
John W. Reed has returned from
Illinois where he has been on a visit to
his former home. He viii teach IN the
GOOdland schools the coming term
WI. WOrden Of Edison and @. L
Calvert OF this city are at Colby to-day
on a contest case which is being heard
before the United States land Office.
John J. knight, NJ. D. CuthbertsOR
and Probate Judge Darling are con-
Quoting the regular quarterly eXami-
nation of the county treasurer's books.
Rev. Woodward left Monday night
for Lawrence where he viii visit with
his children. Rev. Upton viii occupy
the pulpit in the Methodist church
next Sunday.
Dell Bower left Tuesday night for a
visit to Madison, o., his birthplace, and
will be absent several weeks. Mrs.
Bower and children are visiting in
Iowa. but viii join him in the trip.
W. T. Clayton, one Of the early piO-
neers of this county, has sold his ranch
in ShermanvilIe township and with his
family left this week for Grand juno
ton, Col, where he will make his
home