The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-02
PERSONAL NOTES.

E ". Stewart is in Kansas City thil
week
Miss Rae Th0rsen is able to be u
/ after a severe illness
! John SchradeT, Of Cheyenne county
was In the city Tuesday.
! TraEeIingman Harry Rothenberg vas
| here the first Of the week.
George Bradley was over to Buriing-
ton the first OF the week.
/ A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ". J.
KOOn, Of MuldrOW, February y.
Sheriff Walker vas up in the north
/ east part Of county Wednesday.
/ Mrs @. V. SIearingsn, Of Sidney, Ia,
was visiting in GOOdlsnd this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R J. Jones went to
/ Kansas City Sunday night to spend a
week
Mrs. Pauline Hartman returned Mon
/ day from Pueblo, where she visited
with friends two weeks.
Leroy DanieIson, Of st. Francis, was
I in GOOdland Saturday on his way home
| from q trip through RaWlins and Thorn
as counties.
Rev. L. K. LOOfbOurrOw, Of Phillips
burg. was in GoOdland Monday and
took the knight Templar degree In the
local lodge
Frank Rutherford, Miss Canley and
Miss Lee were over from Burlington
Tuesday evening and attended the
masquerade ball.
Mr.. Kane, father Of Mrs Ben jayne
Of Voltaire township, has been spend
ing few days with his daughter. Mr..
Kane's home is in Nebraska
Mrs. J. ". Handley and Mrs. Luther
were at Norton Wednesday attending
the reception given to the grand ma
trOn Of the Eastern Star Of Kansas.
Rev. Meyer, of RaWlins county, spent
Monday in GOOdland. Rev. Meyer for
merly did missionary work among the
German Lutherans Of this county.
Gust Carlson, farmer Of VOltaire
township, was loading his goods on the
Rock Island Wednesday and viii move
with his family to southeastern Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Swarts went to
Norton Tuesday to attend a reception
Of the Eastern Star. Mr.. SWarts viii
go on to NeOshO, Mo-, to look after his
mining interests there.
Mrs. L L. Ernst returned Monday
from Clinton, No, where she was
called By the death Of her brOter, John
". Lines. He was q years Of age and
George F. Clark, who lives four miles
west Of GOOdland, Is seriously i'll with
pneumonia. A son OF Mr.. Clark is also
suffering with pneumonia, although
his condition is not as serious as his
fathers
Mrs. @. L. MONTGOMERY returned to
her home IN Salina last Friday. Mr..
Montgomery will soon remove to Iowa,
having been assigned territory in that
state. He represents the Plano Hsr-
vester company.
Ed Penny has given up his position
with Dawson Bros. & Co ana gone to
PeytOn, Col, where he enters the en-
plOy Of the Russell-Gates Mercantile
Co. His family viii remain here for
some time.
Prof L. z. Wolfe, superintendent Of
the Kansas City, Kan, schools, arrived
in GOOdland Wednesday for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. ". H FarFow, and
his mother. Mrs. Harriet Wolfe, who is
suffering with a broken thigh
Mrs J. R Morris left Tuesday night
for a visit with relatives at Graham, Mo.
Her brother, Charles CTitchfield, and
his family will return with her and
move on to the Spring Valley ranch
which Mr.. Morris and Mr. CFitchhsld
recently purchased.
NJ B. TOmbIin, a former resident Of
this county and we'll known here,
came in Wednesday aud viii remain
here a few days Mr.. TOmblin is travel
ing for the Standard Sugar Beet com
pany Of Ames, Neb-, and is engaging
farmers to 90 TO Ames and raise sugar
beets. Mrs. TOmblin viii arrive from
Denver the first Of next week for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. a. ID. Stewart.