The Goodland republic., 1900-10-19

Fred Smalley has returned from a
trip to Oklahoma.
W. Coleman and wife have returned
from a visit IN Iowa
J. o. Love, Of Philippsburg, was in
GOOdland Thursday.
NJ B. Lewis returned yesterday
from visit in Illinois.
A. A. Bower returned yesterday from
q business trip to Omaha.
R. G. Campbell, Of Burlington, Col,
was In the city yesterday.
Charley Collier is polishing shoes in
the BlOdgett barber shop.
J. B. Penn left Sunday evening for
Wisconsin for a visit with his parents.
/ Jerry DOolIng has returned from
| the mountains where be has been at
work
Earl White, a barber in the Blodgett
shop, has taken a place in Joe Cullins'
shop.
G. B. Norris, Of Garden City, Kan, is
the new drug clerk in Ennis drug
store.
John E. Bretz has returned from
! several weeks outing in Denver and
/ PueOlO.
AB. CanfeId, Rock Island agent at
Burlington, has been transferred to
I LimOn.
Mrs. F. A. Beer, of Denver, is in the
city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
/ Walker, Jr.
John Hartzler returned yesterday
from a trip to Kansas City, Topeka
| and other points.
CT. W. Scheu and wife, Of Oquawka,
Ill, are In the city the guest Of his
| brother, H n. Schel
Mrs. George Patton, of Oberlin, was
/ in GOOdland this week the guest of her
daughter, Mrs @. E Fuller.
G. II. Wilbur, horse buyer of Den
yer, shipped a carload Of draft horses
to that place Sunday night
Mrs. O. Q. Dawson and Mrs. Frank
Dawson have returned from several
weeks visit IN eastern Kansas.
John Dresser and wife, Of PeytOn,
Col, formerly Of this county, are
here this week visiting friends.
Mrs. G. J. Willis, Of Chicago, arrived
yesterday morning for visit with her
parents, Dr.. and Mrs. ". ii. FarrOw.
Harry Bennett, a barber, has given
up his place In Cullins' shop aud taken
a similar position in the BlOdgett shop.
Mrs. H. II. Lawrence, of Manchester,
Jr-, is in town the guest of the Walker
family
Mrs. Clark Parker has Joined her
husband at Roswell, Col, who Is a 10
cOmOtive fireman on the Pueblo run Of
the Rock Island
James n. Ffke, of Colby, was in the
city Saturday evening and attended
the debate between Iully Scott and
Congressman Reeder.
". Coleman is quite sick at his home
with heart trouble, having been forced
to return home from Red Oak, Ia,
where he was on a visit.
". F. MCCue, of Colby, auditor Of
the Foster Lumber company, was IN
town Monday checking up the ac-
counts Of the GOOdland yard
J. Freet aud wife have moved TO
GOOdland from NOrcatur and will make /
their home here. Mr.. Freet IS a min
lister Of the United Brethren church.
FL Jones, William HOgebOOm and
"A. Shaw returned Saturday morning
from Topeka where they attended the
meeting Of the grand lodge 1. o. o. +.
Mrs. William Walker, Jr., and
daughter, Miss Laureue Walker, re-
turned Sun lay morning from an eX-
tended visit to points in Illinois and
Iowa.
R. @. Martin, Of Harlan county, Neb.,
a new settler In Iowa township, was a
caller at The Republic Office Friday.
Mr.. Martin is q pOpulist and an enthu-
siastic Bryan man.
Theodore Howard, formerly a barber
Of this city, but now Of Colby, deliver
ed a lecture in one Of the churches /
there recently on the theme, ga ROl-
1fuu Cfnna f1afhnrz No Moss
Ira Bray, of Colorado Springs, was in
GOOdland Sunday renewing acquaint-
ances With boy friends. He left Good
land six years ago and this was the
first visit here since that time. i
Clarence Reynolds arrived here from
Wyoming recently. He was in the
sheep business there and reports the
sheep and wool industry as completely
paralized by low prices on wool
J. A. Mann, Of Marysville, Kan, is in
GOodland looking for a job. He was
formerly in the commission business
and is the friend and acquaintance Of
Mr.. Norris, the new clerk IN the Ennis
drug store.
Attorney ". X. Brown, of Colorado
Springs, was In GOOdland Wednesday.
He had been In attendance at the Kit
Carson county court, held at Burling-
ton, and came on to GOOdland to look
over old scenes.
Master Armand Willis, Of Chicago,
called at The Republic Office yesi er-
day accompanied by his grandpa, Dr..
FarrOw. Master Armand says Chi
cago is on the "bUm" and that he would
much rather live in GOodland-
Lewis Miller, Of Arlington Heights,
I Cook county, Ill, arrived IN GOOdland
yesterday morning. Mr.. Miller IS
owner Of the Russell ranch, north Of
town. He farmed here IN 1893-94, but
/ owing to failure Of crops he returned
/ to Illinois.
Otto Fowler and wife and Miss Elsie
I Fowler, Of Monmouth. Ill, arrived in
/ GOOdlaDd Wednesday and are the