The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-09-14
PERsONAL NOTES.

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Den Bower was a visitor at Norton
Wednesday
Fred Glover, Of Atwood, was IN town
over Sunday.
Eric Owen was down from Jaqua,
Kan, Tuesday
hrs. Ed Blodgett Is in Nebraska
visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. B. Penn went to Kansas City
Monday night
Ranchman Cutler Of Wallace county
was in town Tuesday.
A. V. Jesse, Of Burlington, Col, was
in GOOdland Monday.
Mrs. J. ". Usher spent a few days In
Phillipsburg this week.
Mrs. II. H Barsby was out to Kan
OradO last week visiting friends.
Cass HOgeboom and Buck Teeters
were over at st. Francis Tuesday.
Joe CulIins returned yesterday from
a few days visit in Thomas county.
n. A johnson, a business man Of
Norton, was in GOOdland Tuesday.
Fred Dawson returned from a bust
ness trip to St. Joe Tuesday morning
Tom Madigan and daughter, Of Wal
lace county, were in GOodland Tues
day.
The baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs.
JEFF Powers Wednesday, died yesteT-
day.
Tom Trfplet, an old timer in Good
land, is Ia town. He has been in Colo
RADIO.
James Boyle and family left Monday
night for Illinois for a visit Of few
weeks.
c. Lundy and Ed Gilmore, of Kit
Carson county, Col, were in the city
Monday.
Mrs. James Bainbridge has returned
from an extended visit to her old home
in Illinois
Mrs. James II. Gill is quite sick at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. II. O3Brien.
E. S. knight was here from Topeka
Monday. He returned to that place
Monday night.
Theodore Howard, a barber in the
work at his trade.
Mrs. G. ". Jupe went to Phillips
burg Monday night, called there by
the illness of her brother.
Miss Edna Swarts left Tuesday for
Topeka where she will enroll as
student Of Bethany college.
Miss Julia Fowler returned from
Monmouth, Ill, Sunday morning, where
she has been visiting her folks.
Crist HartWig, of WymOre, Neb., form
erly Of Sherman county, IS visiting
with his brother, r. D. Hartwig-
Charley Collier was here Saturday
en- route to Kansas City. He has been
in Cripple Creek for some time
Roscoe HaIstead aud wife have re-
turned to their home in Colorado
Springs after a visit in GOOdland.
Mrs. @. I. Calvert and children ar
rived home Sunday morning from a
visit TO familiar scenes in Indiana
Harry aud Robbie Schell left Mon
day night for Lincoln, Neb., where
they will visit their sister for q few
weeks.
Earle Hickman, who is connected
with the Seigle-Sanders Live Stock
Commission company, Of Kansas City,
is in town.
William Wolfe, Of Larned, Kan, is
new settler in Iowa township. Mr..
Wolfe is a cousin Of Amos Smith, Of
that township.
Mrs. 0. @. Dawson and Mrs. Frank
Dawson went TO Centralia, KAN Mon
day. They viii also visit st. Joe and
other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Keiser, parents Of Mrs.
Fred Mills, returned TO their home IN
Tiskilws, III Monday after a visit with
their daughter.
Ira Thompson, postmaster and mer-
chant at ReXfOrd, and John Harper,
also a resident Of ReXfOrd, spent Sun
day in GOOdland.
Miss Mary Seaman returned Satur-
day morning from st. Louis where she
went to buy millinery goods. She also
visited relatives in Nation, III.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
ScalIiOn was christened Sunday with
considerable ceremony. The boys
name is Paul Vincent ScalliOn.
W. S. Coleman, who has been IN
business at st. Francis, has moved his
family on the TOmblin farm, near
town, which he recently secured IN
trade.
Miss Alta Dawson, Of Nevada, ar
rived in GOOdiand Saturday. Miss
Dawson is a cousin Of the Dawson
brothers and she will be employed in
the store
Frank Pearson, Of Pennsylvania, is
IN the City Al6 guest VI his unIA6F " Ill
lace Filler. Mr.. Pearson has been out
in Washington and is en- route to his
home in the east.
Rufe and ALI Haney, of OgalaIla,
Neb-, were the guests of Barney Nc
Cluskey at his ranch in Shermanville
township this week. The Haney bro
theirs are old timers IN the west.
Newt Hall, of VoItaire township, left
Monday night for ShelbyTiIle, Ill, in
response to a telegram urging his pres
ence at the settling Of an estate to
which be is part heir.
Coroner S. Baughman has traded
his land north Of town for property at
Syracuse, Neb. Mr. Bsughman VIII
move 20 Syracuse soon, and the other
parties viii move here and settle on
Mr. Raurhma1's place.