The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-10-06

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William Ennis is at Kansas City hav
ing good time.
Mrs. Fred HOdgkinson is In st. joe
on a business visit.
Dr.. Rugh Thomas, Of Colby, was il
GOOdland Wednesday.
George Engalls is q new baker en-.
i plOyed in the AueT bakery.
J. M. Justus returned home Wednes-
day morning from the east.
willard Simmons, Of Norton, was
here this week to see his folks.
! Mrs William Walker, Jr-, was a yisi-
/ tor at Smith Center this week.
/ G. NJ. MiIlisack and wife were Visi-
/ tors at Burlington Tuesday.
! Mrs. J. q. Griffin and children left
/ Wednesday for q visit in Chicago.
r. J. Jones is building nice barn on
his property on the north side.
Mrs. Webb, wife Of Brakeman F. L.
Webb, has arrived here from st. Joe.
Dave Trachsel and wife returned
yesterday from a prOtracted visit east.
Rev. George Scott and daughter have
returned from a visit at MCCoOk, Neb.
Miss Maude Coffin has returned
from a visit to her grandmother in
Denver.
NJ. F. Lee, Of Van Buren, county, Ia,
6 brother-in-lsw of L. II. Hsney, is here
for visit.
County Clerk A. D. RummeI and wife
are home from a visit TO friends IN
Phillips county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson, Of Nebraska,
are In the city visiting their daughter,
Mrs. A. @. RRulitz.
William HOgebOOm has moved into
town, occupying his residence near the
Christian church.
Mort Batz, left fielder for the Good
land baseball team, left to-day for his
home in st. Louis.
Miss Bessie Gillian, Of Gelatin, Mo-,
is visiting with her aunts, Mrs. @. II.
Lee and Mrs. J. B. Penn.
Wallace Filler returned Saturday
from a hunting trip In Colorado. He
brought back an antelope.
W. F. McCue, auditor OF the Foster
Lumber company, was ~ the city Wed
nesday. He is from Colby.
Mrs. J. McCarty and daughter, Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, is in the city. She
is a sister Of P. D. Agerter.
Miss Ray ThOrson returned Monday
from Denver where she was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Cox.
F.F. Jones, superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, was out to school dis
trict 80 yesterday on business.
". Stephens was able TO be down
town yesterday. He has been confined
to his home with typhoid fever.
E. E. Donly has been drawn as a
juryman for the federal court which
sits at LeavenWorth this month.
Mrs. a. Shaw and children returned
Saturday from Iowa where she was
called by the illness Of her father.
James T. Jones. Of Burlington, coun-
ty judge Of Kit Carson county, Col,
was visitor in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. G. E. Durham is home from
Republic City, Kan, where she went to
see her mother, who was seriously Ill.
Mrs. Walt Croker, nee Miss Birdie
Virgins, is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Phil LustiR, who is quite
i'll.
Mrs. l. Jewell went to Roswell We'd
nesday where the family will live. Mr..
Jewell is employed by the Rock Island
at that place.
DR.. F. H. Smith and family have
Young hotel TO the Sharp brick house
on west Tenth street.
Mrs. ". l. VanWinkle and Mrs. John
Arendt went to Lincoln, Neb., Wed
nesdsy, where Mrs. Arendt will receive
medical treatment.
". A. SexsOn and wife visited Boul-
der last week while doing the Denver
carnival. They were the guests Of
George Teagarden while at Boulder.
Miss Anna Tulley will give a piano
musical at the home Of J. W. Pack this
evening. The program will be render.
ed by pupils Of Miss Tulley's music
class.
Miss Florence ShecBleford, class go,
Of GOodland, is taking a post graduate
course in the Thomas county high
schoOL-High School Notes in Colby
Tribune.
Rev. L P. Broad, state superintend-
ent Of Congregational churches, held
services in the GOOdland church Sun
day. A pastor will be sent to the
church soon.
DR.. Thomas has sold his residence
on the north side to z. L. BlOdgett
who has moved TO town. Mr.. Thomas
has bought the Bourne residence Of
". S. Coleman, who has moved to st.
Francis.
Garfield Forney left Tuesday night
for his home at Belle Plain, Kans- He
has been pitching for the Goodland
MarOOns this summer besides being
engaged By several other clubs in this
part Of the state for extra games. He
has won most Of his games and Is one
Of the best tWirlers ever seen in this
country, and it is hoped be viii be with
the GOodland club next year.
Wanted-IOOOO bushels barley; will
pay cash market price. II. .Whestley.
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