The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-06-23

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/ Sunday
! ND. Cuthbertson was over to Colby
! Wednesday.
the past week
Dick Nolan and Mort Batz spent
Sunday at Colby.
Mrs. Fred Dawson was a visitor al
/ Denver last week.
A. A. ReinhOId OF Bird City was in
GOOdland Tuesday
Attorney John Hartzler was over to
Burlington Tuesday.
Miss Fleming Of Burlington, Col, is
attending the normal.
L. Morris returned to his home at
Emerson, Ia, Monday.
] A. l. Rich OF the Colby land Office
/ was in GOOdlRnd Sunday
/ Frank Real and F. G.. Forbes of Nc
| Cook, Neb-, are in the city
| Ed Peterson Of Dunham's photo
/ studio spent Sunday at Colby.
Earl Candy spent several days with
/ his folks at Denver the past week
Il. Voorhis Of Topeka was regis
/ tered at the Commercial Tuesday
! W. 0. Strain, telegraph operator at
/ Norton, was a GOOdland visitor Friday.
Lewis Gerard Of LaBlanche has sold
/ his land and viii remove to Wisconsin.
Frank Mann, the Burlington hard
ware merchant, was in the city yester-
day.
Miss Jennie Pratt has returned from
an extended visit with friends at Kan
sas City.
Mrs. A. G. Stephenson has returned
from Pueblo where she has been a
month
Ross Heron is back from Denver
where he has been at work several
months.
Lowell Shaw has joined the bicycle
crowd, having received a new wheel
this week.
John Turner of the Depot hotel at
Colorado Springs was in the city sew
eral days
Miss Ella HaIstead of Colorado
Springs Is in the city visiting relatives
and friends.
Joe Cullins returned Sunday from
several weeks absence spent at Colo
radO Springs.
G. q. ManIove Of Omaha, route agent
Of the United States Express company,
was here Monday.
Mrs. Powell returned from Denver
Saturday where she has been several
weeks visiting her SON.
Clarence KrOw will leave next week
for Hastings, Neb-, where he viii enter
the employ Of a commission house.
J. B. Penn shipped two carload Of
hogs to the Denver market Wednesday
night. He accompanied the shipment.
Arthur Connolly of Menlo, Thomas
county, was visiting his daughter, Mrs.
John Garden, Of VOltaire township,
this week
Adolph FIedelius has returned from
Fremont, Neb., where be went few
weeks ago with intentions Of making
his home
G. L. Calvert, the successful land
attorney, was over to Colby several
DAYS this week on business before the
United States land Office.
G. NJ. Gevrez Of Maple Hill, Kan,
was here this week the guest Of friends.
Her husband is station agent for the
Rock Island at Maple Hill.
Mrs. Short, mother Of Charley Short.
a railroad shop employee, arrived here
from Colorado Springs Friday and
will make GOOdland her home.
John J. knight Of ShermanvilIe and
William Thompson Of RuletOn were
over to Colby Wednesday on business
before the United States land Office.
Mrs. N. H. Duer has gone east to
visit her folks, and then viii 60 to
Denver where Mr.. Duer has obtained
employment on one Of the Colorado
roads.
Mrs. Gordon and daughter Martha
returned 10 their home at Valley
Junction, Ia, Monday, after a few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker, ST.
Thomas Vail Of Osborne county was
in the city Saturday. Mr.. Vail is a
lifelong friend Of Emmett Lister, and
will pay him a visit before he returns
TO his home.
jim Wymore, formerly foreman Of
the car Tepairers' department here,
spent several days in GOOdland renew
ing acquaintance. His home is at
Cripple Greek.
Dr.. F. A. Tracey of st. Francis died
there last week from the effects Of q
paralytiC stroke. He was 70 years of
age, 8 native Of New York state, and
came to St. Francis in 1898
Miss Rae Thorson entertained a
number of friends at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Thorson Friday evening
in honor Of Miss Katie DiCkey Of BOul-
der, Col, and Miss Lille Button Of
Pomona, Kan.
Levi Bower and q Mr.. McGill, who
came to this county nearly a year ago
from Ohio, viii leave soon for their
former home in Ohio where they viii
remain They located IN Grant town
ship.
Rev. J. ". Snapp and wife Of Salina
spent Friday in GoOdland. They we're
on their way to st. Francis where they
viii make their home, Mr.. Snapp bav-
! ing accepted the pastOrate Of the Ne
| thOdist church at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Beer came down
/ from Denver Saturday evening and