The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-09
PFRsONAL 90.


James n. Fike, Of Colby, was in town
Tuesday.
Vernon Tracey, Of St Francis, was in
/ the city Tuesday.
" s Coleman, Of St Francis, was In
GOOdland Wednesday.
Judge Darling is able to set up aud
walk around in his home.
] G. r. Teeters has gone to his former
/ home in Ohio for a visit.
J. D. Stone, Of LaBIanehe, has re-
I turned from Tacoma, Wash
T.B. Wolfe, Of OberIin, brother-in-
Law Of Dr. FarrOW, Is IN the city.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Beidelman at Denver last week.
E Thorson was in the eastern part
Of the state this week on business
trip.
George Montgomery, who is travel
I ing for the Plano Harvester company,
| is in town.
Michael Kelly, Of Wallace county,
was in GOOdland Tuesday on legal
business.
Mrs. D. o. Harris and children left
Saturday evening for the former home
In Illinois.
C. h Gamble, representing the Nc
COrmick Harvester company, was in
GOOdland Tuesday.
Miss Matte Young, daughter Of ".
A Young, leaves to-day for her home
in Minneapolis, Mimi
Robert Donovan, Of Chicago, return
ed to his home Tuesday after visit
with his sister, Mrs. William Dooling
o. G. Wileman returned last week
from Oberlin where be had employ
ment. He viii 60 to Denver in search
Of work.
j. HandIey, Of East St. Louis, is in
town visiting his son, J. ". Handley.
Mr.. Hsudley is connected with large
horse market Of that city.
Frank Dawson left Wednesday morn
ing for st. Joe on a business mission.
He will stop of at Smith Center and
buy a carload Of potatoes.
Mrs. J. E. LUstig went to Pueblo
wednesday where the family viii live
Mr.. Lustig, who is a conductor, was
lately assigned to a passenger run
Mrs. Harriet Wolfe, who fell and
broke her right thigh last week, is
mending rapidlya and rests quite easily.
She is the mother of Mrs. ". II. Far
row.
Miss Nellie Thompson did not go to
PhillipSburg as stated in this column
last week, and authorizes the statement
that she is not going to 60 to Phillips
bnrg.
Rev. Dixon, who has been pastor of /
the Congregational church for the past
month, went to Atwood last week. He
may return to the church here in a
few weeks.
0. S. Flower, living on the Rick place
south Of RuletOn, is dangerously i'll of
organic heart trouble. DR.. Shelley /
was out to see him Sunday and report
ed his case critical, but later he was
reported better.
John A. WOlbach, mail clerk on the
Rock Island, was in GOOdiand Wednes- |
day and intended to 60 to St. Francis !
He started to drive to st. Francis, but |
when about six miles out of GOOdland !
he found that his face was frOze. and, |
concluding that the better part of va |
lOr was discretion, he came back to |
town.
Considerable sickness is reported in |
the county. Mrs. S. T. Palmer, living |
ten miles south of GOOdland, is sick |
with lagrippe. Dennis Flynn, a young |
son of William Flynn, who lives south |
of town, is threatened with typhoid /
I6V6r. william C0amD6rS, OF Good /
land, is threatened with pneumonia /
A child of George Flynn, of GOOdIand, /
is also quite sick.
V. E. Hengstler, of Delta county, |
Col, is visiting his father, a. Hengst- |
Ter, Of LaBlanche. Mr.. Hengstler is /
accompanied by his wife, who is a |
daughter Of A. B. Mead, one time sup
erintendent Of Sherman county. Mr.. |
Hengstler removed to Colorado a num- |
Der of years ago and is devOting his |
time to fruit farming.
Frank H. Vaughn, representing the |
Wilder Bros. shirt aud collar factory Of !
Lawrence, Kan, was in GOOdland yes
terday. He was born at Sandy Hill, \. |
Y, and lived there a long time, and the |
publisher Of this paper is from Glens |
Falls, n. Y, only three miles farther !
up the Hudson. Pleasant reminiscent
ces we're interchanged with the gentle |
man.