The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-16
PERSONAL NOTES

Rev. Matthews has gone to Colby.
L G. Hachenberger Of Hugo, Col, Is
Ia GoOdland.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman has been quite
i'll this week.
Warren Krow has gone east to look
for a position.
Frank Osborn Of Howard, Kan, vas
here this week
Mrs. ". J. Bresnahan viii take charge
Of the Commercial July L
Mrs. J. ". Handley went to Kansas
City last week to visit relatives.
o. V. Suter, a merchant Of Colby
was visitor in GoOdland Friday.
Frank Seay and Frank Sharp Of St
Francis were in GOOdland Monday.
J. ". Penfold, the Burlington flour
mill man, was in the city yesterday
Floyd ShimeaIl, a merchant Of Nor
ton, was a GOOdland visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Al Edwards and children arriv-
ed here from Roswell Saturday even
ing.
". G. Myers has returned from Flag
Ter, Col, where he has been teaching
! school.
Morris Heaffy Of McCoOk, Neb., is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. S. A
I Miller.
! Warren Krow spent several days at
! St. Francis last week the guest Of
| friends.
Mrs. S. c. Adams has gone to Huron,
/ Kan, for an extended visit with her
parents.
Miss Katie Dickey Of Boulder, Col,
/ is IN the city the guest Of her aunt,
I Mrs. II. j. Leonard
Mrs. @. E. Biddson and Miss Edith
/ BiddisOn went to Denver Tuesday for
a visit with relatives.
Fred Dawson and Pat Cullins re-
turned Sunday morning from a weeks
visit at Kansas City.
Miss Della Higbee has returned from
EmpOris, Kan, where she has been at
tending the state normal.
Mss EstelIs Myers will return to-
day from Cheyenne Wells, Col, where
she has teen teaching school
DR.. A. A. Shelley and L. E. Hend-
ricksOn viii return to-day from a trip
to Chicago and other eastern points.
Rev. Matthew Francis was at Stock
ton over Sunday and held services in
the Congregational church. at that
place.
James Y. F'ike of Colby was in the
city Tuesday evening enrOUte to PUeb-
10 with a shipment Of several carload
Of hogs.
Attorney 9. L. Calvert and Pete and
Albert RsbidOux went to Wakeeney
Wednesday on business before the
United States land Office.
Mrs. Earl ThOrsOn returned from
visit to her parents in eastern Kansas
yesterday. Miss Button, p sister, came
back with her and viii visit her.
r. D. KEGS Of Beatrice, Neb., an
uncle of John and Fred Book, spent
Sunday in GOodland. Mr.. KEGS Is a
prominent hardware merchant of Bea-
trice.
Bird Carl arrived in GOodland Mon
day morning from Iowa. Mr.. Carl for
merly lived in this city and worked at
his trade as brickmasOn, but left here
five years ago.
E S. Knight Of the secretary of states
Office came up from Topeka Saturday
morning and spent several days in
GOOdland. He returned to Topeka
this morning
Rufus Haney of Ogallaha, Neb., was
in the city Friday on his way to the
Barney McCluskey ranch on the Beav-
er, where his brother, George, was
lying i'll Mr.. Haney and his brother
were old timers in northwestern Kan
sas, they being In the cattle business
here in the early sos.
r. NJ. and G. W. Chelf have bought
the mill and will take possession this
week. They are experienced millers
and the people who patrOnize the HOxie
mill can expect GOOD service and good
product. Q. W. Chelf, who, until re-
Gently owned the mill at GOOdlRnd, will
be in charge, while R. NJ. Chelf, who
owns the Colby mill, will remain at
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