The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-10-12

Ed Cole has returned from a trip Il
\ Missouri
! John Harfzler was at Topeka and
/ Kansas City this week.
1 Dr. L. A Golden, Of Smith county
I was IN GOOdlaud Tuesday.
Mrs. Q. NJ Van Hook has returned
from a visit ia Phillips county
Mrs. J. B. Penn las returned from a
few weeks visit in Kansas City
William Hogeboom, Jr., went to To
peka Monday to attend the I. o. o. T.
grand lodge.
William HOgeboOm, Sr., and wife re-
turned last week from an extended
visit in OnslOW, Ia.
F. L Bower, Of Phillipsburg. a bro
ther Of Dell Bower, Of this city, was In
GOOdlaud Wednesday.
A. A. Bower left Monday evening
for a business trip TO Omaha. De was
accompanied by his wife.
John Book has a street lamp in front
Of his store. The lamp uses gasoline
and gives q brilliant light.
G. h Wilbur, Of Denver, bought a
carload Of draft horses and shipped
them to Denver this week.
George ingalls,, a baker employed by
II. H. Auer & Son, has resigned and
has gone TO his home in Topeka
Mrs. b W Jacobs has returned from
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E Dustin, Of Topeka.
Mrs. L G. Spencer, Of Telluride, Col,
formerly of this city, arrived Monday
for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Doug
las.
Mrs. S. HOulihan left yesterday for
Pueblo co join her husband, who has
secured employment with the Rio
Grande railroad.
". B Church, state superintendent
of insurance and candidate for re cleo
ton on the republican ticket, was Ia
GoOdland Tuesday.
William Boggs and H 3. Duesenbery
left Saturday night for Leavenwortb
where they will serve as members Of
the federal grand jury.
Lou Warner, who has been running
= thresbing machine for Swan Strand
In this county, is sick with typhoid
fever at his home In Colby.
Harry Dickey, formerly of GoOdIand,
was in town this week He has been
on a trip TO Lincoln, Neb, and was en-
route to his home at Boulder, Col.
r L Peters and William Dice have
returned from trip To Kalispel, Mont.
They were pleased with the country,
but report land very high in price.
WI Manley, who formerly resided
In this county, Is reported to have pur-
chased the l. L. Cooper place near
RuletOu aud viii soon move here from
Nebraska.
F. L Jones went to Topeka Saturday
n light a. n delegate TO the grand lodge
OF the I D O. T. Mrs Jones accomp-
auied him and will visit her parents,
Col aud Mrs. E. w. Penny, who live ia
Topeka.
Miss Mary McVeau, Who formerly
resided in GOOdland, aud worked at
the dress making trade, was IN the city
last week. She is now practiciug
medicine at Peru, Neb., but left Sun
day a. On. for a trip to Denver.
H. A. Bowman has gone to Lincoln.
Neb., TO close his dealings with Gran
ger Bros, Wholesale grOcers, ia whose
employ he has been as travelling sales
mau He will devote bis entire time
hereafter to his store in GoOdland.
Presiding Elder Housed, of the NJ
thOdist church Of the Norton district,
B B Stauber. of MankatO, and J. G
Brown ana wife, Of Colby, accompanied
by Rev. Woodward, of this city, went
to St. Francis Tuesday to attend n
district conference Of MethOdists at
that place.
G. Cousins Of Dewitt, Neb., bought
the Tom Dewell place some time ago
and has moved his family on the place.
He will build a house aud has moved
the buildings to the north side Of the
half-sectiOn. He is now putting down
a we'll 0rr the new site He DurehaSpd
over 500 worth of stock etc, at the
Cation sale.
aKidp West, a pedestrian, was In
GOOdland Friday on bis way TO San
Francisco. He started from New York
City about two months ago, having San
Francisco for his objective point. If
he succeeds in travelling the distance
between these two cities in 135 days be
wins the prize Of 5000 offered by the
Police Gazette.