The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-08-31
PERSONAL NOTES


Mrs. h H Barsby and children are
in Illinois for a visit
Sheriff William Walker was over to
Colby Wednesday night.
wills Blodgett is in Eldora, Col,
looking after his mine.
Mrs. J. ". Thomas returned from q
visit IN Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. G. II. Rice and son left Monday
evening for q visit in Nebraska
Thomas P. Leonard and wife are out
Of the city visiting for a few days.
Horace HogebOOm and Fred Finch
have returned from g trip to Denver.
George Bradley returned from a
business trip to Kansas City Saturday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Of
VOltaiTe township, q girl, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carlton have gone
70 housekeeping in the Leonard fats.
FL. Place and family left Monday
night for their former home in Barre,
VT.
WI. McCue and James n. Fike, Of
Colby, were in GOOdland Friday even
ing.
W. ]. CIahin, Of Bird City, was in
GOOdland Monday en- route to Nc
PhersOn, Kan
The Inter Sese club held a meeting
at the home Of Miss Nellie Scott We'd
nesday night.
Rev. and Mrs. McKeever, Of st.
Francis, passed through GOodland
Sunday en- route east.
Miss Gertie DOerfer returned Mon
day night from Colorado Springs
where she spent q few weeks.
Charley CritchfeId, Of the Morris
Critchfield cattle ranch Of Wallace
county, was in GOOdland Tuesday.
Thomas K. Young left for his home
in Minneapolis, Mimi, Wednesday
after several weeks visit in GOOdlsn6.
The Eastern Star gave a supper
Tuesday evening In honor Of J. 2. Cul-
len, who was initiated into their lodge.
Miss Mary COpley, sister Of George
COpley, who has been here visiting left
for her home IN Lawrence Wednesday
morning.
Frank HoIlingshead, formerly Of
KanOrado, is in town. He is thinking
Of returning to KanOrsdO and engaging
in business.
Mrs. Trovinger and daughter, Vanita,
are stopping at Rev WOOdwsrd's In
search Of health. They are from Colo
RADIO Springs.
D. A. Long, the RuIeton merchant
and postmaster, has gone to the noun
tai1s for an outing He is accompanied
by his family.
Mrs. @. E. Swarts and daughter, Edna,
returned Saturday evening from Pueb-
10 and Colorado Springs where they
spent a few weeks.
Mrs. j. COpIey, who has been visit
ing her father, Rev. @. II. Woodward,
left for her hOme-in Lawrence, Kan,
Saturday evening.
E. F. Murphy left Tuesday evening
for Beatrice, Nsb. Mrs. Murphy has
been visiting there several weeks and
will return with him.
The Tuesday evening dance at the
opera house this week was the best at
tended Of any yet given by the dancing
master, Mr.. Mcmahon.
The Round Table club will meet
September ;. The New Year book is
out and any member can have them by
calling at the club room.
Father Sammon, Of Peoria, Ill, stop
ped of in GOOdlsnd last Thursday to
visit with his uncle, JEFF Powers. He
left Friday for Salt Lake City.
Miss Mary Copley, Of Lawrence,
Kan, is in town the guest of her grand
father, Rev. Woodward. Miss COpley
has been out to the mountains and is
on her way home.
Mrs. W. J. Converse and children
were in GOOdland the first Of the week
visiting with friends. They were on
their way to their home in Denver
after spending several months in Kan
sss City.
Fred Aten has returned from Bur
lingtOn, Col, where he was called By
the death Of his father, ". ii. Aten,
who fell from q ladder and broke his
neck. The funeral was held Sunday
at Burlington.
Miss Emma Edwards, Of BurlingRme,
Kan, q sister Of ". Q. Edwards, was in
GoOdland a few days this week Miss
Edwards has been spending the sum-
mer in Colorado. She left Wednesday
for her home.
S. J. BOuRhtOn, Of PhillipsbUrg, an
organizer OF the Modern WOOdmen Of
America organization, was in GOOdland
Wednesday. He has organized a camp
at Brewster and is now working on one
for RanOradO.
Sheriff Il. L Korb, Of Hoxie, Kan,
was in GOOdlsnd Wednesday in search
Of a horse thief. A team, a gray and
bay horse, hitched to a light covered
wagon vas stolen at that place the
first Of the week.
@. II. Millisack returned Friday
from Chicago where be went to buy
goods for his store in GOOdlaud and
Burlington, Col. He also visited rela-
tives and friends in Monmouth, IL,
and OttumWa, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pollock re-
turned TO their home in Illinois yes
terday after q visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ". Hall, OF Voltaire township. Mrs
Pollock is q sister OF Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. B. McCluskey.
Earl White, o. R. Monroe Lewis
Arensberg, W. Dryden, Joe Watson,