The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-03-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

G. T. Rule was over from KanOradc
Tuesday.
J. L TrOup, Of Concordia, was in the
city Wednesday.
John Barnes, Of Byers, Colo, was In
/ GOOdland Wednesday.
". E. Conner returned yesterday from
a business trip to Chicago.
g. A. Benkleman, Of st. Francis, was
over to GOOdland yesterday.
Albert RObidoux was up from his
ranch on the Smoky Wednesday.
Trave1ingman o. Rolls. OF Leaven-
worth, was in GOOdland Wednesday.
Mrs. John Rankin, who lives five
miles southeast Of town, is quite sick.
Mrs. ". l. Webb, hOusekeeper at the
Depot hotel, has gone to Kansas City.
Richard Auer has been quite sick
this week, threatened with pneumonia
Rev. Charles Meyer, Of Bird City,
Kan, has been spending the week In
GOOdlsnd.
D.B. Dyer, the Topeka Capital rep
resentatiTe, was in GOOdlsnd the first
Of the week.
L. A. Arnold, representing A. B. Car
son q Co, Chicago, was in GOOdland
Wednesday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Asa Franklin,
a girl, Friday, March 23d- Mr.. Frank
lin lives Is miles north.
DR.. Campbell, Of COIoredo Springs,
was here Tuesday in consultation with
Dr.. Smith in the case Of Mrs. Hathaway.
J. L and E. W. PARROT, living south
of GOOdland, left Monday for Colorado.
They will look for a location and hustle
a job.
c. c. Scott, of Burr Oak, Jewell
county. was here this week selling a
car of potatoes to GOOdlaUd merchants.
Mr.. Scott is a nephew Of O. L Calvert.
George LaJoice, who has been work
ing at the Commercial hotel, received
word last Friday that his father at
LeadYille, Colo. was not expected to
live. He left Friday morning to see
his father.
Mrs. Ibby Chambers, of this city, wild
OW Of James B. Chamber settled her
as guardian of the children
with the ElPasO county court, Of Colo
RADIO, Wednesday. Mr.. Chambers was
killed by lightning several years ago
near EastOnville, Colo
Mrs. Stephenson, of Omaha, and Mrs.
HeTrOld, Of Axtel, Neb., are here visit
ing with their aunt, Mrs. Swan Nelson Z
They were In deep mourning for their
mother, who died of pneumonia at
AXtel March u. Mrs. HerrOld Is sep
Grated from her husband and will
remain here.
Charles Critchfeld and family, Of /
Graham, Mo-, have settled on the |
Spring Valley ranch, which he and J. /
r Morris purchased last month. Mr. /
CTitchfeld and Mr.. Norris have con /
tracted for one hundred head Of COWS |
and four blOOded bulls, which are to be /
delivered to them by May i
Mrs. Hathaway, wife of Engineer /
is quite i'll with heart diff |
Guilty. Their little girl was bitten bya
spaniel puppyra pet in the family, last |
week, and the parents fearing rabies 4
we're intending taking the child to the /
Parteur institute at Chicago when Mrs /
was taken sick, partly caused |
BY worry about the child.
John and Fred Book, Goodland's en-
harness and hardware deal /
srs, who will visit their native country /
Germany this spring, received their 4
passports Monday from the state de |
Dartment at Washington. They will 4
leave GOOdland April 22d, having en- |
gagged passage on a steamship sailing /
from New York May u.
Ross BrannOn came home from To- /
peka Saturday, March II, having been |
from custody. The federal |
court took into consideration his /
youth and only gave him a 80 days
jail sentence. This together with sew
eFal months confinement here and at /
at Topeka, pending the hearing Of the /
case, seems sufficiently severe. With /
future good conduct he can make /
amends for the past.
The Republic received word from Z. /
T. Murphy Tuesday, stating that he /
would resume the practice Of law in /
GOOdland April 1st, an announcement /
Of which is published elsewhere in this /
paper. Mr.. Murphy is president Of /
the Pullman Lead and Zinc Mining /
Co., of NeOshO, Mo-, the name being /
taken from Q. d. Pullman, of Chicago, /
one Of the directors. Mr.. Murphy has /
been atNeOshO for nearly three months /
looking after the affairs Of the com /
pany and viii be welcomed home by |
his many friends in GOOdland and I
Sherman county. Mr.. Murphy is one /
Of the brightest lawyers in Kansas, and /
some fears were being entertained lest /
GOOdlBnd had lost her claim upon /
him.