The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

! N A. Johnson OF Norton was IN The
city Friday.
Vernon Bower Of Norton was in the
city this week
Chester King Of Smith Center is Wis
iting @. ". Jupe.
R. L. Ernst returned Friday from q
/ bushes trip to Chicago
J. ". Yoweu Of Mcpherson, Kan.
was in GOOdland Sunday.
/ Miss Ivy Smith Of Phillipsburg is
/ visiting with Mrs. Q. Y. Jupe.
Miss Lillian Button left last night
/ for her home in eastern Kansas.
Jim DOnelan was envoy plenipoten-
tiary from Colby to the Fremen's ball.
J. N. Jewell is at Smith Center this
week putting in a telephone system
I there.
John Austin, of Holdredge, Neb-, is
the new harnessmaker at the Book
store.
Mrs P NJ johnson of Edison is sick,
and DR.. A. a Shelley was called to at
tend her Tuesday.
A. J. COOts recently brought his
mother from Roswell to Goodland, and
are now keeping house.
Mrs. j. Y. HazlebOOm has been sum
mOned to Louisiana, No, by the seri-
Gus illness Of her father.
John Hartzler returned Friday from
Kansas City where he had been for ten
days on business enterprise.
F. L. Errington of st. Joe, No. was
in GOOdlsnd Saturday and went out to
RuletOn to visit with his brother.
Mrs. Newton Krow tripped on the
carpet Wednesday and falling dislO-
Gated her right arm at the elbow joint.
Dr.. Smih reduced the dislOcatiOn.
Messrs. John Yates and Job Goslee,
both Of SkidmOre, No, were in Good
land Thursday. They are visiting Jeff
Garden, an old Missouri acquaintance.
Messrs. L. E.B utter and G. @. Cous-
ms of Dewitt, Neb-, were here We'd
nesday on business. Mr.. Butler owns
the old Whisenand place. r. A Kent
was formerly in Mr.. Buffers en-
plOy in Nebraska.
Sam Baker, having completed a long
term of school in the country, left last
night for Salina, Kan, where be will
take a course in short hand and type
writing at the Kansas Wesleyan Bust
ness college
Mr.. and Mrs Kenway of Nova Scotia
are stopping at the Commercial hotel
They are here for the improvement Of
Mr. Kenway's health, and when warm
er weather comes viii 60 on to Denver
and Colorado Springs.
NV. Nichols of Beatrice, Neb., Re
ceiver for the Smith Brothers Loan &
Trust Co, of that city, was in Good
land last week Wednesday and spent
their agent in this county.
Z =kkT-
gram Tuesday evening from Beatrice,
Neb., informing her that her father,
Luther Barnes, was at the point Of
death. Mrs. Little, in company with
her brother, William Barnes, left Tues
day night on No. 10 for Beatrice. The
old gentleman is about 70 years Of
age.
Clyde Harper left last night for Cen
tralia, Kan, where Mr.. Harper we'll en-
gage in the grocery business. Clyde
has many friends IN GOOdland, having
grown from childhood to young man.
hood in this city, who will miss his
quiet presence and unassuming ways.
His going will seem some like the re-
mOval of a familiar fixture Of fuFnite
from home that throws everything ont
Of joint for a time, but it must be.
1t is sometimes said: "What is the
matter with the man or WOman)r On.
his Tor herr elbow is out Of joint Be
sides Mrs. KrOW's case, DIR. Smith was
called. the same day, Wednesday, in
the evening to see what was the matter
with Max Scott. He fell the day be
fore and, it was supposed, sprained his
left arm. On examination it was found
that the left elbow joint was dislOeated.
On account Of swelling and soreness
chlOrOfOm had to be administered to
set the limb. The cap of the radius
was also found to be separated
Dispositions in the case wherein
Peter Orth is PLAINTIFF and Joseph
Hutchinson is defendant we're taken
before 7. p. LeOraId, notary public, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. T.
l. Martin Of Wichita chief attorney
for the defendant examined the wit
nessses Monday but returned Monday
night to Wichita, Kansas, and Mr..
@. L. Calvert, Co attOrneY in the case,
examined the witnesses on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Il. +. Murphy ap-
Peaed and acted for the plaintiff The
suit was for $4,000 damages for false
arrest, and the case viii be tried in the
district court at Wichita soon.
For boys fine and work shoes we are