The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-12-01

Guy Bray is working IN the MillisaeE
store.
Mort Justus was a visitor at Denver
Tuesday.
Dr. Tracey, Of st. Francis, was in the
city this week.
Denham Critchfeld is in the city
visiting relatives.
A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
George Flynn, Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Lemon returned from a
visit TO Illinois last week.
James y. Ffke, Of Colby. was in
GOOdland Friday evening
A girl was born November . to Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Baker.
Rev. Woodward is at Mankato to
visit a few days with relatives
Mrs E E Judd Is on the sick list
She is threatened with fever.
DR.. V. c. Eddy and A. Lauterbach, of
Colby, we're in the city Saturday
Harley HOgebOOm is around again
after a long illness with typhoid fever.
Probate Judge Darling Is still quite
feeble and not able to be up and about.
Mrs. J. R. Morris. Mrs. A. F. Taper
and Mrs. D. Hathaway are in Denver.
Mrs. JEFF Powers, of Denver, is in the
city the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. T.
Joyce.
z. A. Woods has gone to Denver and
viii move his family there in a few
weeks.
Mr.. Munson, Of NATION, Ill, is in
the city visiting his brOther-in-law,D Doc
Phillips.
E. c. Wiley and wife and Mrs. Ella
Morse are in PhiIlipsburg the guest of
relatives.
Mrs. John Garden, of VoItaire town
ship, returned Saturday from a visit in
Thomas comfy.
Mrs. Lulu Grimes, of Burchard, Neb.,
is visiting her brother, J. l. ParrOtt, of
Smoky township.
Harry White, Of CrestOn, Ia, was in
ther, Earl White.
Walt Warmer left last week for
FairmOnt, Mimi, where he viii con-
duct a candy store.
J. B. Penn shipped 2 carload of hogs
to Denver Sunday night. He accOmp-
anied the shipment.
William Chelf and family viii leave
this week for Phillipsbnrg where they
viii make their home.
Jack Smalley, who IS working at
Clayton, Kan, spent few days with
his folks here this week
H. Y. Williams, Of Thomas county,
was visiting Frank Sylvester, of Lin
coin township, this week.
Harry Roberts, a travelling man who
makes GOOdland his home, is spending
a few days with his family.
A. Y. Jesse, manager of Millisack's
store at Burlington, was ThanksgIv-
ing day visitor in the city
Rev. J. ". Snapp and wife, of st.
Francis, were in the city en- route to
Salina where they viii reside
Grace, daughter of Mrs. Thompson,
living on north Boulevard, is quite i'll
She was threatened with fever
c. Miller and Frank Holmes. bus
mess men of SeIden, Kan, were in
several days this week.
Capt A. L Emerson, of St Francis,
was in the city Wednesday en- route to
his home from a trip to Cripple Creek
". G. Bryant and son. of Greeley,
Col, we're in GOOdland Wednesday
with a carload of cabbage which they
sold here
Attorneys Charles DeWatteville and
Arthur Green, and Charles Whittecar,
all Of Sharon Springs, we're in Good
land Monday.
Mrs. Mcdonald, accompanied by her
sen, Mr. Bright, of Pacific Junction,
Ia, was in the city this week visiting
her daughter, Mrs J. E. Read.
Otto Auer, who recently went to New
York where he intended to live, Is back
to Smith Center where he has his old
place as pharmacist in a drug store
Mrs. James II. Gill returned to her
home in Trenton, No, Saturday, after
an extended visit in GOOdland with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
O'Brien.
Weighing Fee.