The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-10-26

j @. n Aillisaek was over to Burling-
ton Wednesday.
Frank Teeters, of Logan county, was
in town Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ".
n. Rowe Monday.
William Kunz took a trip out in
/ Colorado this week
Robert McGonigal, postmaster at
Colby, was IN town Tuesday
Billy Jacobs, Of Brewster, was q
/ visitor in GOOdland Tuesday.
Miss Mary link, OF Buda. Ill, is
/ visiting her uncle, L. Keahlier.
Mrs. G. J. Willis was down to Ober-
\ lin this week visiting relatives.
Born, to Mr. Mrs Jacob HOllrich,
a daughter, Saturday October %
William Ennis went to Kansas City
] Sunday night on q business trip.
] Mrs. Angus Miller left Tuesday morn
/ ing for a few days. visit In Denver.
E. Hulstrom has returned from a
visit TO his former home at GalFa, Ill.
Sheriff William Walker returned
| yesterday from a trip out in Colorado.
II. Y. Turner, who accidentally shot
I himself a few weeks ago, is able to be
/ around.
Mrs. ". A. Bonnie and daughters
left Monday evening for a visit in st.
Joseph, No.
/ Mrs. George Patton returned to her
home in Oberlin Tuesday after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. G. E Fuller.
J.. N. Tinney, of Kirwin, Kan, was in
I GOOdland Saturday. He is in the
/ tombstone and monument business.
A. c.. Baker, of Kansas City, collect
! ing agent for Altman & Miller Imple-
ment company, was in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser and daughter,
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dresser left
Sunday night for their home at PeytOn,
Col
Misses Mamie and Pearl PreWitt, of
Denver, formerly Of GOOdland, are
stopping with their sister, Mrs. s.
I Beidelmau.
@. @. Erwin, of WaynOka, Ok, was in
| GOOdIsnd- Saturday. He is a brother
in-law Of P. NJ. johnson, Of Edison, and
I is here on a visit.
/ Josiah Crosby, of st. Francis, was in
GOOdland Saturday. He is the pOpu-
| list candidate for representative OF
! Cheyenne county.
| George LawIess, publisher of the st.
| Francis Eagle, is in town having the
/ ballots for Cheyenne county printed
on The Republics press.
WI. White had the small bone in
his left arm broken Saturday morning.
/ He was at work on the Cullins ice
| house and a timber fell upon his arm.
Charles F. W. ScheIl, of Oquaka, Ill,
who is visiting his brother, 81. n. Schell,
/ Of GOOdland, was a member or the
/ Tweuty-fifth and Ninth Iowa, and
served with Sherman.
DR.. Arthur Q. Gulick, of Philadel-
phia, is assisting DR.. Smith in his prac-
tice. Mr.. Gulick is a graduate of OBJ
erlin college (OhiO) and Of Jefferson
medical college Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Geisinger, who lives north Of
| KanOradO, was in town this week with
his six-year- old son, who was bitten by
a rattlesnake August 10 The boy has
not fully recovered from the poisonous
bite.
James K. Sackett, of Cheyenne coun-
tv. was in GOOdland Saturday. He
was in company Z, Nineteenth Mich
| igan infantry in the civil war and was
with Sherman's army IN the march to
/ the sea.
The dance at the opera house Fri-l
/ day night was delightful The floor Of
l the hall is in excellent condition; and
/ this combined with good music from
piano and flute, had a pleasing in
! iuence upon the large crowd assemb-
\ led there.
Fred Patton, Of Oberlin, formerly Of
! GoOdland, was in town Monday. Since
/ leaving GOOdland Fred has worked up
to a good position, being manager OF
\ the Chicago Lumber q Coal company
at Oberlin.
] Ed Cole and G. E. Ritchey, a cook in
I 81 in q
/ Friday-m morning after a night Of hi
\ larity. The two we're brought before
! Police Judge Murphy and Cole was
discharged but RitChey was fined 81
and costs.
7. J. Pitaway, Of KensingtOn, Kan,
was in GOOdland Sunday on his way
| home from Eddy, n. II. He helped
drive 10000 head Of sheep from New
| Mexico to this county. They belong to
Dr.. Golden, Of KensingtOn.
NV. Tibbles, Of Decatur county, is
/ here this week. He has bought the
| Clayton ranch, one Of the best small
ranch properties IN the county, and his
son-in-laW, Lee Conquest, Of Decatur
county, viii manage the ranch
/ &c. Spencer. Of Telluride, Col, for
7 merly Of GOOdland, was here Tuesday
on his way TO Council Bluffs, Ia, where
he may locate permanently. Mr..
Spencer was the first postmaster Of
GOOdland, being succeeded By Capt. j..
n H. TAFT. Mr.. Spencer left GOOdland
in 1891 and went to Telluride where he
has since lived. His family are now
visiting with Mrs. Spencer's mother,
+ Mrs. Douglas.
Asa franklin and family, Of Voltaire
township, left Tuesday night for Bond
vile, III, where they VIII make their
home. BOndville is where Mr.. Frank
lin was born and raised and he returns
there after a residence in Sherman
u county Of 10 years He is one Of the
old timers here and a substantial far
mer.
Rev. +. E. Sherman, Of Salina, was in
rlo-7Te-I C~-Iou TTo n district zur