The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-05-12
PERSONAL rO1z
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Mrs. A D. RummeI is quite i'll
Dick Thomas has bought q new bike
George Washington Brown is in
town
N. Niskern Of Colby Sundayed in
GOOdland-
Mrs A. B. Miller has gone to FlagleT
to visit relatives.
Mrs. ". R Morton visited Colorado
Springs Monday
Attorney @. L Calvert vas over to
Colby Wednesday
A. Q. Clark Of Parsons, Kan, was at
the Commercial hotel Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Krow visited
friends at St Francis last week
Mrs. B. F. Spar Of Denver Is in the
visiting her daughter, Mrs Fred DaW-
son.
Earl Candy is here from Denver. He
Is a brother Of Frank Candy Of this
city.
Mrs. G. E. Fuller has gone to Ober-
lin for q two weeks visit with her
parents.
Miss LYDIA Seaman has gone to Bur
lingtOn, Col, and opened up a millin-
cry store
Ell. Gleason Of Wellington, Kan,
was here this week. He formerly lived
in this county.
A. V. Jesse, manager Of Millisack's
store at Burlington, was in GOOdland
Tuesday evening.
J. ". Handley was at Topeka this
week as a delegate to the grand lodge
Knights Templar.
Mrs. VIII Tyler Of Colorado Springs
was in the city last week, the guest Of
Mrs. 7. P. Leonard.
J. F. Hagerty and family Of Bur
lingtOn, Col, we're guests at the Com
mercial Wednesday.
J. P. Gunthers and daughter from
MankatO, Kan, we're registered at the
Commercial Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie LawIess Of st. Francis
was in GoodIand Saturday on her way
home from a trip east
Bert Rice and family spent a few
days at Burlington. Col, this week, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Long.
Jim Woods has returned from Grip
pie Creek where he went in search of
several weeks ago.
Miss Mamie Mccormick was here this /
week visiting her brother, Charley Nc
COrmick, Of the railroad shops.
DR.. F. II. Smith will return from
Chicago next week where he has been |
a course Of medical lectures. |
G. ". Jupe drove to KanOradO Wed |
nesday and brought safe to GOOdland |
which viii be used in the Conner store. |
Rev. G.. H. Woodward was over to |
Colby this week attending the meeting |
Of the Northwest Kansas Ministerial /
association.
". ". COckins and J. P. Smith of |
brought 125 steers to Good |
land yesterday and shipped them to |
Phillipsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark returned |
Sunday morning from their trip east, |
and they have gone to housekeeping in /
the Keefe residence.
A son Of ". T. Clayton Of Sherman /
vile was in GOOdIand Wednesday with /
i've young coyotes which he captured |
On the Beaver creek near his home
DR.. ". H. Farrow was down to Ober- /
in the first Of the week. His mother /
in law, Mrs. Wolf, returned with him /
and will make her home with Mr.. and !
Mrs. FarrOw.
Lewis Arensberg, pharmacist in the /
Ennis drug store, had his left hand /
BADLY burned Wednesday morning by |
he explosion Of bottle Of bromide Of /
iodine. The injury made him very sick |
E. F Tenant, formerly a newspaper
nan of this city, is in town renewing /
acquaintances. He has disposed Of /
his interests in the Denver Eye and /
will engage in newspaper work in some /
lther locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. s HOulihan entertain |
sd Monday night in honor Of Mrs. /
sister, Miss Willis Of Den |
YER Excellent refreshments we're
served and dancing and games made /
the evening pleasant one.
W. J. Smith of Blockly, Ia, in a bust |
ness letter to TIE REPUBLIC says: $50
vet here farmers can't get in fields to !
pillow; no corn planted; wheat and Glow |
pr all winter killed" Mr.. Smith was
formerly of this county, and served /
two terms as register Of deeds.
Fred HOdgkinsOn viii represent the |
TOOdland lodge knights Of Pythias at
the grand lodge which will be held in
Topeka next week. Mrs. Pauline Hart
man, Mrs. 7. ?. Leonard and Mrs. VIII /
liam Walker, jr-, viii represent the
RathbOne Sisters Of this city at the
Topeka meeting
Billiards. HOrehOuud Syrup is not
Of stomach destroying drugs.
but Is a scientifically prepared remedy