The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-03-31

A baby girl Of Charles Mccormick is
sick
Mrs. J. R. Morris returned yesterday
from Denver.
Rugh Thomas Of Colby was in Good
land Sunday.
Representative Shelley returned from
Topeka yesterday.
James Fike was up from Colby the
latter part Of the week.
I'D. CuIlins spent several days in
Denver the past week
/ G. A. Lott, q st. Francis merchant,
was in GOOdlsnd Friday.
Walter VIM Of KanOradO was visi-
tor IN GOOdlsnd Wednesday.
DR.. c. A GfIett Of Burlington, COL
spent Wednesday in the city
Bill Hsrgraves will open bicycle
repair shop in GOOdland soon
Chef Marsh, a cattleman from Chey-
enne county, vas down here Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Smith viii leave
the latter part Of the week for Chicago
CD. Willis went to Norton yesterday.
He is looking up a location for candy
store.
Jake Thrasher andE. o. johnson, jr,
of Colby, were visitors IN GOOdland
Monday.
G.L. Calvert was over to Colby on
business before the United States land
Office, Monday.
Mrs. William Mckinney returned
Tuesday evening from a visit with
friends at Denver.
Miss Gussie Hubka has returned to
Colorado Springs, after visit with
her parents for several weeks
J. S. Warren Of Prairie View, Kan, is
in the city. Mr.. Warren formerly lived
on his farm north Of GOOdland.
T. D. Mann Of Burlington, Col, was
in the city Monday. Mr. Mann Is a
hardware merchant at that place.
a Mr.. Matthews Of Norton is in town
and will probably locate here and work
at his trade. He is a paperhanger-
The mother Of ". D. Harden re-
turned to LeavenwOrth Tuesday, after
a short visit with her son and family
in this city.
Sam johnson, the Goose Creek cat
tleman, marketed several head OF hne
cattle In GOOdland Tuesday. They
brought the best prices
Andy Kaiser of Grant township was
in town Wednesday. He has already
put in 200 acres of wheat, and he Will
drill in a number Of acres more
A. Newman and ". W. Msgsrrel, rep
resenting the Great Western View com
pany, of Chicago, we're in the city Mon
day taking Photographic views OF busI-
ness buildings, etc.
J.H. LOoney of Colby, was in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. LOOney has lived
near Brewster for a good many years,
but owing to i'll health has rented his
farm and moved to Colby
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cochran of
JetmOre, Hodgeman county, Kan, were
in the city this week the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Z. COngdOn- Mrs Cochran
is a sister of Mrs. COngdOn-
a. B. Montgomery was here from
Boulder, Col, this week, looking after
business interests. Mrs. Montgomery
has been dangerously i'll with pneu-
mOnia recently, but she Is now con-
valescing.
The following families have moved
the past week Earl ThOTsOn to the
Wiley house, a. d. Stewart to the Don
Carlos house, J. L. Joyce to the kintz
house, Doug Hathaway to the 2. 9.
O'Brien house.
Roy Woods returned to Cripple
Greek Monday after a short visit with
his parents. He has been employed In
a mine there for several years. His
brother, Jim, accompanied him and
will remain IN Cripple Creek If he can
secure employment.
Al. Ormsby and wife Of Emmets-
burg, Ia, stopped of IN GOOdland
Tuesday on their way home from a
California trip. Mr.. Ormsby was the
president of the late American Invest
ment company, which company made
a considerable number Of loans on
land IL this county.