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


Pearl Petty Of Brewster is In town
s @. Fry is confined to his home By
sickness.
il ParrOtt Of Wilcox, Neb., was
: here this week.
/ Mrs W j. Brosnahan returned from
a visit east Tuesday.
II. H. Auer was over to Colby Wed
I nesday on a business mission.
Claude Vanhook has rented the Dus-
\ tin residence and viii occupy It soon.
! John Myers is home from Lincoln,
/ Neb-, where he has been several
months.
! George Hamilton returned Friday
from an extended visit to his old home
/ in Iowa.
Miss Lizzie McKelvey of Colorado
| Springs is in the city visiting her
mother.
Albert and Pete Rabidoux, the Wal
lace county cattlemen, we're visitors in
l GOOdland Tuesday.
Jerry Coffin is able to be around
again after suffering from a prolonged
attack with rheumatism.
". E. Thomson and ". ". COckins,
IT.. cattlemen Of Wallace, were visitors
in GOOdland Wednesday.
Frank II. Vaughn, representing Viii
der Bros, shirt manufacturers, Of
Lawrence, was in GOOdland Tuesday.
E. n. Merrill and wife Of O'Neal,
Neb., who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Wiachel, have returned to
their home.
Miss Josephine RabidOUx has re
turned to her home at Rock Island
Ill. after an extended visit with friends
in GOOdland.
Ike Bowen of Charlton, Ia, was here
this week looking after real estate in
vestments. He is in the real estate
business at Charlton.
An old soldier by name of Andrews
from Cheyenne county was in the city
Wednesday on his way to the soldiers
home at LeavenwOrth.
Miss Florence ShackeIfOrd will 60 to
Ogden, Utah, next week for a visit with
her sister Miss Ella Morse viii take
her place in the pOstOffice during her
absence.
Mr.. Pugh Of Furnace county, Neb-
raska, has settled on his ranch on the
Beaver which he recently purchased of
". Z. Clayton. He viii stock the ranch
with sheep.
Monroe. Tackett and family Of Pu-
iaski, Ia, arrived here Saturday and
Will make Sherman county their home.
Mr.. Tackett has purchased the John
Trachsel place near TOpland.
Henry Rabidoux returned Friday
from Topeka where he has been for
some weeks undergoing treatment at a
hospital He IS much improved in
health and is fast recovering.
Jerry DOOliDg shipped in a car of
ing from HOldredge, Neb. Jerry has
concluded that the stock business is a
winner and intends TO branch out con-
siderable the coming summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Jones left Satur-
day evening for Topeka Mrs. Jones
viii visit friends there while Mr. Jones
is at Pittsburg attending the grand
lodge Of the a. o. L. W., as a delegate
from the GOOdland organization.
Col. Penny and wife left Friday for
Topeka with the view of selecting a
location for a home IN the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penny have resided in
the county since its first settlement
and a host of friends will regret their
removal.
DR.. Z. II. Smith will 90 to New York
soon to take a number of medical lee
lures. Mrs. Smith will accompany the
doctor to Chicago where she viii visit
a sister while Mr.. Smith is in New
York. He viii be absent a month.
Q. NJ Alillisack was over to BurIing-
ton, Col, this week to take possession
Of the store he recently purchased at
that place Of J. W. PenfOld. j. S. Jesse.
who has been the bOokkeeper IN the
store here, Will manage the Burlington
branch.
Ed Madden Of Hayes has been in
GOOdland several days this week re-
ueWing acquaintance with Old-time
friends Mr. Madden was connected
with the GOodland TOwnsite company
IN the early days, which company owned
nearly all the land on which GOOdland
now stands.
". Z. Dustin and family left yester-
day for Shawnee county, this state,
where he has purchased a farm which
they will live upon. Mr.. Dustin is one
of the old settlers of Sherman county,
and recently resigned the office of
sheriff, IN which he had one more year
to serve. He was one Of the most pop
ular men In the county, and his leav-
ing Is met with regret by a host of
friends.
i. Il. DOnly returned last week from
Illinois where he attended the funeral
OF his mother. The Baylis I'LL Guide
Of a recent date says; "E. Z. DOnly Of
| GOOdlaud, Kan, recorder of deeds Of
his county was on his way home to
visit his mother and did not learn Of
her death until reaching Hannibal,
No, where he met bis brother, D. Z.
1 DOnly, who was on his way to attend
/ the funeral. Mr.. DOnly moved to Kali
/ sas in 1856 and this is his first visit to
/ his old home
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