The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-01-19
PERSONAL NOTES.

PEkSUNAL MOIES.
John Butts is back from CrippI
Creek.
E. E. belong, Of Beatrice, Neb-, is il
the city
I Dick Auer was a visitor at CoIb1
I Saturday.
James n. Fike. Of Colby. was in tn,
Y city Monday.
William l. Speer, Of Atwood, was il
/ the city Monday.
| ID. Miller, Of Victor, Col, was q guest
/ Of the Commercial Sunday.
S. L. Ball, Of Smith Center, was q
visitor In GOOdlsnd Saturday.
Joe CuIlins returned Wednesday
from a trip to Colorado Springs.
". @. FarmstOck, Of Racine, Wis,
was at the Commercial Saturday.
City Marshal William Jupe returned
Monday from his visit IN Denver.
George E. Hites and Frank Kiser, Of
Atwood, were in GOOdland Friday.
@. n. Rice, of PhiIlipsburg, was reg
istered at the Depot hotel Wednesday.
John Ferguson, Of Bird City, Chey-
eune cOCnty, was in GOOdland Satur-
day.
Ed Peterson, of Colby, was in the
city Sunday the guest of Q. E. Dun
ham.
Az. Jesse, of Millisack's BurIing-
ton store, was in the city Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. J. Ed Stevens, wife of the Rev.
Stevens, pastor Of the Christian church,
is in the city from Colby visiting
friends
Miss Fannie Corbett, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q. Young, re-
turned to her home in Chicago We'd
uesday.
William Walker, Jr., and Fred Daw-
son went to Kansas City Monday even
ing on business trip. They returned
yesterday.
Mrs. L. G. Ames and daughter ar
rived from Harbert, Mich, Monday
morning. The family will live in the
Maxwell residence, which Mr.. Ames re-
Gently purchased.
Charles HolcOmb, of Luden, Kan,
was in GOOdland Monday in pursuit Of
a horse thief. He traced the thief to
the north Of GOOdland, and is still
camping on his trail
j. E. Rule and wife, of Clayton, Kan,
who have been visiting relatives at
KanOradO, stopped off in GOOdland
Tuesday to visit friends. They return
ed home Wednesday evening.
Sam johnson, who lives on Goose
creek, returned from Nebraska Sun
day, accompanied by his nephew and
nei0e. If they like the country they
viii buy stock and Start a ranch.
W. o. Cumpher, Of Cheyenne Wells.
Col, was IN GOOdland this week in
search Of a team Of mules which stray
ed away from his ranch last fall. He
found them at L T. Higbee's place at
Edison.
Joe Mcdowell, formerly of this city,
is now employ ed by the Tramway com
pany at Denver as a mOtOrneer. He
until recently held a similar position
with the Colorado Springs electric
road.
Z. E Brown, Of Topeka, who is at the
head of the movement organizing the
democratic sunf1Ower leagues, was in
the city Wednesday consulting with
local politicians. Mr.. Brown was &C
cOmpanied here by his wife, and they
returned to Topeka yesterday.
J. T. Smith, of the GOodland Steam
laundry. received a fracture of the
small bone Of the right forearm at the
laundry last Friday morning by a tub
lid accidently closing while his arm
was in the tub. He worked the rest of
day not knowing the bone was broken.
Dr. FarrOw reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Q. II. Lee was called to Kansas
City Sunday by word announcing the
death Of her nephew, Charles King, age
u years, son Of Mrs. Lees brother, DR..
". Eugene King Of Kansas City. The
boy was kicked in the head by the doc
tors family driving horse early Sunday
morning, fraCturing the skull, from
which be only lived an hour.