The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-12-28

G. E Durham the photographer, is
in the city
/. Robert Fickle, Of Colby, was in the
city yesterday.
~. s. Coleman was up to st. Francis
g few days this week.
Mr.and Mrs Fred Dawson are spend
/ ing the week in Denver.
William Walker, Jr., left Wednes-
day for trip to Kansas City.
/ Fred Aten was at Colby last Friday
night on confectionery business
William Walker. jr, returned this
morning from a trip to Kansas City.
Miss Florence ShackelfOrd, Of
/ Brewster, was IN GOOdland Christmas.
Harry Root, Of the Topeka State
Journal, was in GOOdlsnd Saturday.
Willard Simmons and wife, Of Nor
! ton, we're here this week visiting rela-
tiVes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Bower spent
Christmas with relatives in Phillips
burg
Miss Ina Smith, of Phillipsburg, is
in town the guest Of Mr.-and Mrs. CIV.
Jupe.
Miss Estena Myers is home this
week. She is teaching school at Gyp-
sum, Col
TFaYelinRman Harry Roberts Is
spending the holidays with his family
IN GOOdiRnd.
Miss Edna Swarts is home for the
holidays. She is attending Bethany |
college in Topeka.
Price Stevenson, Of Herndon, Kan, /
grandson Of DR.. FarrOw, is visiting at /
the FarrOw home.
Rev. G. H Woodward returned from /
a Christmas vacation at Ellsworth and /
Ellis, Kan, today.
A. A. Adams has returned from Kan /
sas City aud Topeka. He has decided /
to remove to Topeka
Mrs. ". R. Lewis, Of Smith Center, /
formerly Of this county, was visiting \
friends here this week.
John Cullins has started a hack He /
makes all the trains and has head
quarters at the Commercial
Fred Aten, of the MiIlisack store,
was at Burlington, Col, Christmas to
enjoy the day with bis mother.
j. R. Stewart, wife aud two children,
of Sharon Springs, Sundayed at the
Commercial They we're on their way
to st, Francis
D. o. HerndOn, the auctioneer who
was engaged in selling the Conner
stock Of jewelTy, returned to his home
in Kansas City Tuesday night.
o. P. BotOrff, accompanied by Misses
Edna aud Katie DimmItt, were in the
city Christmas the guests Of Rev and
Mrs. Stevens. Their home is In Colby.
Ed Denny is back from passenger
run, Conductor Gum having resumed
his regular run again after spending
several days at the bedside Of his sick
son.
Travelingman E. l. -Quintard, rep
resenting g wholesale grocery house of
St Joe, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. QUintard was accompanied by his
wife.
G. ". Hudson and William Rogers
and wife, Of Putnam county, No, are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. h. T. Wheat
lev. Mr.. Hudson is the father Of Mrs.
Wheatley.
T. II. Taggart, who was burnt last
week while working with a gasoline
lamp, is able to be around but has not
sufficiently recovered so as to resume
his work in the shops.
W. A. SexsOn, of Grant township,
brought his little daughter to town
Sunday for medical aid. She got a
kernel Of corn lodged in her nOstril
and it took the aid Of a physician to
remove it.
Rev. Dwight H. Plat, of Smith Cen
ter. formerly pastor Of the COngrega-
tiOnal church In GOOdland, and his
brother, T. /. Platt, Of Effingham, Kan,
were in GOOdland Monday en- route to
ST Francis.
o. R. Monroe has sold his confee-
tioSsry store to r. a. Kent, who will
take possession in a few days. Mr..
Nor IN n /
Conner and associate with him In the
drug business.
Harlan Chase, Of Cheyenne county,
passed through GOOdland on his way to
Cripple Greek where be intends to
start a glove factory. He was formerly
from Fulton county, n. Y, where he
worked at glove makinRS
Rev. Jonas Erect delivered a lecture
at the Methodist church Wednesday
night on "Life in -AndersOnville Pris-
on" Mr.. Erect was confined there sew
eral months during the war. The lee
turer should have had a larger attend
ance.
a. d. Rummel, George Hess, Harry
Bennett, wills BlOdgett, F. h Cross
and Ivan Myers went jack rabbit hunt
ing Tuesday afternoon and bagged six
rabbits. One rabbit Was shot ten times
and then the dog had to run him down,
although every leg was broken.
The Whist club gives an invitation
dance at the opera house tonight in
honor Of its members, Mr.. and Mrs.
". =. Conner, who are soon to leave
GOOdland and take up their residence
in Denver, where Mr.. Conner, it is IN
viii engage in the drug bust
ness
George ". Teagarden, formerly q
citizen of CIOodlaud, spent a few days
In GoOdlaud this week meeting friends
and scquaintances. Mr. TeRgarden,
A b MOutgomery,an and others have 8
mine IN Georgetown, Col, which pro