The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-16

PERSONAL NOTES
Frank HoTiing-heaa5 OF Kanorado,
was in town yesterday.
james. N Fike. OF Colby, vas in town
Tuesday evening.
C. s Spaun, Of Jaqua, KAN vas in
[ Goodland Saturday.
William Thompson has gone to Iowa
to spend q few weeks
G. c. Williams, OF Glsser, Kan, was
at the Commercial Sunday.
John Martin, Of Sharon Springs, was
1t the Commercial Sunday.
Miss Rae Thors0n returned Sunday
morning from q visit in Pueblo
D. P. Bailey, OF Dresden, formerly Of
GOOdlaud, was IN town Tuesday
IA. Bowman left Tuesday for q trip
east to buy. goods for the Bee Hive.
Henry High, father OF William and
Roy High, WIS ia GOodland this week.
AttornsT E T. Murphy was a bust
ness visitor at St-~FrsRcis this week
Mrs L NJ. Waldorf, a commercial
travelling salesiadys was in GoOdlEnd
Monday.
R. H Payne, Of Seibert, Col, was
here Tuesday looking for work on the
Rock Island.
DR.. ". A Golden, OF Kensington,
the sheep king Of this county, was in
GOOdland this week
Mrs. William frost returned roster
day from Winfield, la, where she has
been several weeks.
M. Winters returned TO Kansas City
Saturday evening where he is making
his headquarters.
DR.. ". II. FarroW went to Pueblo
Saturday where be viii take baths at
the mineral springs
N. Y. Turner left Saturday for Penn
sylVania where be viii spend some
time with his mother.
Ed Mad len, Of Hays, Kan, owner7of
a large amount Of GOOdlsnd real es-
tate, was in town Saturday.
DR.. H. P. Candy returned to Kansas
City Saturday evening where he is
making his home at present.
Miss Sue Boyle returned to her
home in Smith Center Sunday evening
after a visit with her brother, J. D d.
Boyle.
Fred Book is expected home from
Germany to day. He has been absent
seven months at his old home at Geln-
hansen.
Ike ". CrumIy, Of Colby, was in
GOOdlaud Tuesday. He is deputy
county treasurer and was formerly
county clerk.
John Austin, the harnessmaker in
John Books store, is now employed in
the Hess hardware store where he will
work at his trade.
Mrs. Sam Dryden stopped of here to
visit friends Tuesday while on her way
home at Roswell. She has been visit
ling In eastern Kansas.
William Kunz, a pioneer farmer of
the county, left last night for Bur
liugtOn, Ia, where he viii make his
home with his sOn-in-law.
Phil Woke was called to Denver last
week by the death Of his mother, Mrs.
Nina Woke, which was caused by
heart disease She was % years of age.
Charley Rule was down from Kan
DradO Tuesday. Mr. Rule, besides be
ing a merchant, Is an auctiOneer and
IS kept quite busy at this line Of work.
W. E. Benjamin, a photographer
from Hubbel, Neb,, has opened up for
business in GOOdland. He is located
IN tent north Of COleman's coal yard.
George Hess, E. j. Tippius and Wills
BlOdg5tt went antelope hunting down
IN Wallace county Monday. They start
ed for Dick Morris ranch and from
there viii pick their hunting ground.
John Meagan, who has been employ
ed IN WARMERS tailor shop for the
past year, has gone TO Norton where
ne viii work for HOughtOn, the tailor.
j aCkH Brehm- has taken his place in
WARMERS shop.
George Hurn, a horse thief, was to
have his preliminary hearing before
Justice Calvert to day, but as be has
escaped from Jail the hearing has been
postponed until the thief has been
heard from.
Charles BuschOw, republican candi-
date for state senator, was in Good
land Monday looking up the election
records. The vote between BusehOW
aud SeldeR @. Hopkins, fusionist can
iidate, Is so close that It viii take the
official count to decide.
According to the Douglas Island
{ Aiaska) News, Louis Il. Pratt and
Herman F. EmmOns won their suit
against the United Alaska Mining CON-
pany for the possession Of some val
liable placer property on Mckinley
creek In the POrcupine district. The
Pratt referred to was formerly Judge of
this judicial district.
Handkerchief Bazaar.
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