The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-09-21
PERsoNAL NoTEs.


Pueblo.
Morris Heafy is working in the Hess
I hardware.
A son vas born TO Mr.. aud Mrs H. F.
/ Wheatley Tuesday.
J. P. Barnett, Of KanOradO, was In
/ GOOdlRnd Saturday.
/ Charles Klingsel was down from
Jaqua, Kan, Tuesday
7 Mrs. H Il. Wheat has returned from
a visit in WymOre, Nsb.
John Cullins is at Norton to see the
| sights at the county fair.
Fred Aten returned Wednesday even
ing from Burlington, Col.
H E Lowe, Of Sharon Springs, was a
GOOdland visitor yesterday.
Billy Williams has taken q place as
clerk in the Ennis drug store.
George PenfoId, Of Burlington, Col,
was In GOOdland Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Bert Hendricks, Of
Seibert, Col, was IN town Friday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Wileman Wednesday.
Mrs. S. HOulihan returned Wednes-
day evening from visit in Denver.
Gene Luther has returned from
Norton where he spent the summer
Mrs. 81. x. Adams has gone to east
ern Kansas for a couple Of weeks visit.
". J. Blackman, q csttleman Of Tut
tie, Col, was a GOOdland visitor Sat
Urday.
TraveIingman Harry Roberts is
spending a few days with his family in
GOOdland.
Mrs. Fred HOdgkinson returned Sat
Urday morning from several weeks
visit in Iowa.
Pat and George Cullins returned
Sunday morning from q sOjOurn in
Kansas City.
Misses Ollie and Agnes Haney viii
leave next week for Salins where they
will attend school.
Mrs. J. D. Hartman and children re-
turned Saturday evening from a visit
to Colorado Springs
Miss Maggie Seaman has returned
from Burlington, Col, where she spent
a number Of weeks.
Dr.H. P. Daniels, of ScOttsville, Kan,
is in town the guest Of his father in
law, Rev. Woodward.
G. L. Gillespie, Of Topeka, an insur-
ance solicitor, was looking after bust
ness here Wednesday.
Wills BlOdgett has let the contract
for sinking a 50-fOOt shaft on his min
ing property near EldOrs, Col.
Mrs. Joe Lech left Tuesday for Nor
ton county where she will make her
home with her father, Mr.. Alkar.
Ben Shipley, representing McPike &
Fox, wholesale druggists of AtchisOn,
was in GOOdland few days this week.
Calvin Thomas has returned TO his
home IN EfcO, III. He has been in the
county nearly a year attending to his
farm.
Mrs. William frost left Wednesday
for Iowa in response TO q message
stating that her mother was danger
Ously III.
Miss Maude Murphy left Monday
evening for Salina where she will be
student at the Kansas Wesleyan uni
Versity.
Mrs. ". A. Simonton, of Oakley,
visited relatives IN GOOdland this
week, returning to her home Wednes-
day morning.
Harry Root, representative of the
Topeka Journal, the best daily paper
in Kansas, was here Tuesday in the in
terests Of that paper.
Misses Lsitiah and Edith Shields, Of
Washington, Ia, returned TO their
home Monday night after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h Bush
J. n. Bryan, Of POweshiek county,
Ia, returned to his home yesterday
after a pleasant visit with his son, D.
J. Bryan, Of Smoky township.
Frank Olson, aged Is years, a son Of
Charles Olson, postmaster at LaBlan-
che is very sick Of typhoid fever at the
- T1rr-N GEwnr1I
Z. II. Gleason, Of Wellington, Kan,
formerly Of this county, was IN town
Saturday and made proof on his claim
which is located in Grant township.
Clarence Know, who established the
News in GOOdland in 1898, was IN town
the first Of the week. He is now con-
Quoting a newspaper at HubbelI, Neb
William Walker, Jr, left. Sunday
morning for Chicago and other points
IN Illinois. Mrs. Walker and Laurene,
who have been visiting in Chicago, will
return with him.
". B. Hubbard, Of East st. Louis
Ill, Is at the Commercial. He is out
here for his health. He is accOmp-
anied by his sister, Mrs. L. V. Morton,
Of Highland, Kan.
Miss Grace Barnett, q graduate Of
the law department Of the state uni
versity, left Tuesday evening for Yank-
ton, S. D., where she has accepted a
position In q Law Office.
/. Harry Dickey, Of Boulder, Col, for
merly Of GOOdland, was in town this
week visiting with relatives and &C
ouaintances. He saw duty in the Phil
ippines, being q sargesnt IN the First
Colorado volunteers.
WI BOughton, Of PhilliPsburg, vas
in town Tuesday. Mr.. BOughtOn is an
organizer for the Modern WOOdmen
and instituted q camp at Brewster
Monday. He is now working on one
for KanOradO.
County Superintendent T. L. Jones
expects Frank Nelson, state sUperiR-
tendent Of public instruction, to at
tend the next meeting Of the county