The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-03-10
PERSONAL NOTES

I E. B. TresseI Of st. Francis is in the
city.
J. F. Blackmar Of Burlington, COL
was here Tuesday.
@. Z. Simmons Of Norton was In
GOOdland Tuesday.
j. L. Warren was down from Colo
& RADIO Springs Sunday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Fred VytIas returned
from Nebraska Saturday.
7. ". Williams has moved his family
from the Smoky to GOOdland-
Mr.. and Mrs h J. Jones returned
! from Topeka Monday morning
Mrs. E. K. Candy Of Denver, is in
the city visiting her son, Frank.
Herb Kellogg has taken a position in
I the Millisack store as bOOkkeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Conner entertain
/ ed the whist club Tuesday evening.
:. J. Browning and c. Fuller Of
I Jaqua, Kan, we're in GOOdland Tues
I day.
/ Miss Rachel Walker spent a few days
/ on her claim in VOltaire township this
week.
James FeeIey, a representative of the
/ Kansas City Star, spent Sunday IN
] GOOdIand.
/ Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rab-i
dOUx, Thursday, March ,, a boy; weight
/ ten pounds.
Jack Blackmere, a ranchman from
] Tuttle, Col, spent several days in Good
f. land this week.
il PeebIer left Tuesday for Free
mont, Neb-, where he intends to make
\ his home for some time.
| Y. A. johnson, of the Norton tomb
/ stone works, was a business visitor IN
/ GOOdland several days this week
/ A. VIM Of KanOrado was a visitor
/ in GOOdland Wednesday. He IS the
/ postmaster at the state line town
/ George Bradley was at Kansas City
I this week and purchased two carload
7 of cattle which he has shipped TO Good
. land.
Joseph Dillon. representing the Kan
I sas City Times, the only metropolitan
I free silver paper in the west, was IN
the city Friday
Thomas Preston and family have
. returned to their former home in NeO-
raska. after a residence IL. Sherman
county Of over a year
A FIedelius, the shoemaker, viii
( leave GOOdland and viii locate in Neb-
raska. He has a good business which
he would like to rent or sell
Sam Vassar Of VOItaire township and
I Pete Nelson Of Grant engaged in a
scrap while in GOOdland Tuesday.
I Vassar carried off the hOnOrs easily.
J. ". KIauer IS doing the assessing
I of GOOdland. The assessor, P S. Oar
I ling. has not time to do the work, as
| he IS busy attending his duties as pro
f, bate Judge.
To-oF W II PhoaTas r,-7u -7r,aT 0F fba
: city school, was granted a certificate
emitting him TO conduct teachers in
stitutes at a meeting Of the state board
I Of education held IN Topeka Tuesday
p. r. NilIer's Tennesseean jubilee
I singers came in from the west W ednes-
( day evening and gave a concert at the
TOPEKA hOCse. The company IS composed
I of cOlOred people aud numbers ten
/ persons
Miss Florence Shackelford left the
l first of the week for Salt Lake City
/ where she viii spend several weeks
visiting her sister. During her absence
/ Miss Ella Morse viii fill her position
! in the pOstOffice.
/ John Z. Brett of LaBlanche was in
7 the city Monday attending a meeting
/ of the county assessors Mr. Brett has
/ kept q record Of the weather IN this
section for a number of years, but has
/ been compelled to give up this work
owing to an injury to his hand which
/ he met with several months ago that
prevents him from using a pen. He
says. however, that he has no record
/ where the ground was in as fine cOndi-
! ton as at this time, which Is only one
\ of the many arguments that 90 to prove
/ that prospects for a full crop were
/ never more fattering than at present
/ s. P. Baker has gone to Athena
/ where he will spend a few days with
/ his brother, and if he Is strong enough
/ he will 90 to his former home in Iowa.
/ His health Is failing very fast and news
of his death at any time would not be
/ unexpected. Mr.. Baker was one Of the
pioneer business men of Sherman
/ county, first engaging in business at
/ Eustis. He has been identified with
/ the business interests Of GOOdland
/ from the start, and Is man who Is we'll
thought Of by business associates and
personal friends. The news of his pres
ent condition viii be received by sorrow
and regret by a large number of ac-
/ duaintauces in this county who have
known him so many wears