The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

PERSONAL MOI IS.
Gilpins, the hypnotists. left Sunday
/ evening for Colby.
Mrs. H X. Wheat has returned from
/ a visit in Nebraska
Charley Kiingsel was down from
I Jaqua, Kan, this week
Ross Heron has gone with Gilpins,
hypnOtists, as a subject"
Sam johnson returned Wednesday
I from trip to Kansas City.
J. B. Penn was at Denver last week
7 to market a carload Of hogs.
Attorney a H Ellis returned to his
home In BelOit Tuesday evening.
Dell Bower received new buggy
! Wednesday. II is a beautiful rig.
Frank Aten spent THANKSGIVING
with his mother at Burlington, CUl.
Mrs. a. A. Bower has returned from
a visit to her parents, who live in Iowa.
Mrs. W j. McAlIister returned Sat
Urday from q visit in Colorado Springs.
County Commissioner D. W Dill
Hnger, Of Brewster, was in town Tues
day.
Joe CuIIins moved his family to the
Johnson ranch, on Goose creek, this
week
Pat Cullins returned Wednesday
from a trip TO Kansas City and other
points
Judge c. W. Smith and wife lett
Wednesday evening for their home IN
Stockton.
Mrs. Frank Carlton received news of
the death of he uncle at Sterling, Kan,
last Sunday:
J. ". Andrews, Of st. Francis, was
in town Tuesday. He took the evening
train for st. Joe.
G. T. Rule and G. F. Weber went to
Oklahoma last week with a view of
looking up a location.
Thanksgiving services were held at
at the Methodist church, Rev. J. Erect
conducting the services
@. A BrannOn has moved his second
hand store from the Sha. o building to
the Foster store building
Master Harry Bowman, Of Lincoln,
Neb-, Is IN town. He Is a son of II. A.
Bowman, proprietor of the Bee Hive
store
Dr. ". ii. FarrOw returned Wednes-
day evening from Pueblo where he
has been taking treatment at the min
eral springs.
George Benkelman, county clerk of
Cheyenne county, and j. L. Finley, at
tOrney for that county, both of st.
Francis, we're in GOOdland Sunday
Otto Auer left Sunday for Smith
Center where be will remain a few days.
He will then 90 to Oklahoma with
view of looking up a location to engage
IN the drug business.
DR.. l. A. Golden was up from Ken
singtOn, Kan, Tuesday to inspect his
sheep ranches. He has invested $40,
600 In Sherman comfy aud is much
pleased with the outlook
@. II. Lee has a new rubber-tired
runabOut which shines with the rest of
the vehicles of that class. This makes
the sixth one that has come to Good
land IN the last few months.
Mrs. S. A. Miller and children Joined
her husband at LimOn this week where
they will make their home for the
present, Mr.. Miller having a passenger
run as conductor between LimOn and
Denver.
A number of Cheyenne county school
teachers were in town Wednesday and
took the evening train for Smith Cen
ter where they went to attend the
Northwest Kansas Teachers assOCia-
ton, which met there yesterday for
two days session.
Mrs. Charles Morris, who lives five
miles east Of town, was taken on the
evening train Tuesday for Lincoln,
Neb-, for medical treatment. She Is
suffering from some form Of stomach
trouble. She was accompanied by her
husband and Mrs. John Bear, Of St.
Francis.
Mr. WiLAav. an attorney and a mann
Der Of the Darrow Investment COM
pany, stopped over a day IN GOOdland
last week while on his way home from
Colorado Springs where he had been
together with his wife for a visit. He
was looking after the cOmpany's in
terests in this county and comforting
with their agent, 81. Robinson. He eX-
pressed himself as well pleased with
the outlook in this county. He left
for his home In Corning, Ia, the latter
part Of the week