The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-01-26
PERSONAL NOTES.

A girl was born TO Mr. and Mrs. T
I ". Williams Tuesday.
! Mrs. J.. II. Thomas has returned
I from a visit in Denver.
I CT LUndy, Of Burlington, Col, wa,
! in GOOdland Wednesday.
Dr. A. n. Thomas is at Colby to-day
on professional business
Edward A. Talley, Of JaqUa, Kan,
was IN GOOdland Tuesday
Z. Anderson, Of St. Francis, was at
Tthe Commercial Tuesday.
Mrs. G. II. Lee returned Wednesday
morning from Kansas City.
Nat Lyons, a traveIingman Of st.
Joe, SUndayed in GOOdland.
James Smith, Of Colorado Springs.
was at the Commercial Monday.
Miss LOttie CheIf went to Colby
Monday for q visit with relatives.
J. d. Case has returned from central
Kansas where be has been at work.
Z. Harding and wife, Of BelleYiIle,
Kan, were at the Depot hotel Tuesday.
Floyd ShimeaI. a merchant Of Nor
ton, was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Stanton, Of Roswell, formerly
Of GOOdland, is IN town visiting friends.
J. H. WeatherelIs, of Colorado
Springs, was at the Depot hotel Tues
day.
J. T. Franklin and wife, Of Clayton,
\. NJ, were at the Depot hotel Satur-
day.
John Dusek, of Crete, Neb., is in the
city the guest of his sister, Mrs. Fred
Villas.
William SIoop, of Norton county, is
in town visiting his daughter, Mrs. Q.
R. Teeters.
Pat CulIins returned Saturday morn
ing from a visit in Kansas City and
Mexico, Mo.
Miss Bessie Spar, of Denver, is in
the city the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Fred Dawson.
Fred Barnett will leave to day for
Lawrence where he viii enter the
State university.
Marie Tempest, of WaKeeney, Kan,
was in town this week and was staying
at the Depot hotel.
Will z. Beckett, travelling salesman
for an Omaha leather house, was at the
Commercial Tuesday.
Joe Tapp and L. Bresnahan, of st.
Francis, were in town Saturday. They
were here to buy cattle.
Frank Dawson and wife returned
Sunday morning from visit with rela-
tiyes in Belle Plaine, Kan.
Mrs. Pratt, mother Of Foreman S. J.
Pratt Of the round house, has returned
from an extended visit east.
Mrs. George L. Montgomery, nee
Miss Rachael Walker, Of Salina, is
here visiting her parents.
Mrs. W Tyler aud brother, Roy
Dickey, Of Colorado Springs, were in
town this week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Powers are in the
city from Denver, the guests of Mrs |
Powers sister, Mrs. j. I. Joyce.
John CrOftOn, of Salt Lake City, was
at the Commercial hotel Sunday en-
route to his old home in st. Francis.
Mrs. ]. 1. VanAuker came down from
Denver Monday to attend the ball and |
visit a few days with her husband.
K. L. Dresser, and wife, Of Pueblo, |
came to attend the ball and are /
visiting a few days with J. 1. Boyle.
DR.. Smith was called out to VOna, /
Col, Tuesday night to attend patient /
and returned Wednesday morning.
DR.. Shelley was called Tuesday night |
TO attend a Mrs. Cation, who lives on /
Mort Justus, landlord Of the Depot /
hotel, drew a 500 diamond ring that 4
was rsffied of by the Conner store last /
week.
r. J. Jones left Monday morning to /
attend the state convention of county /
-reasurers in session this week at /
Wichita.
Miss Sue Boyle, of Smith Center, |
arrived In the city Sunday for visit /
with her brother, j. D. Boyle, cashier \
at the freight depot.
Miss Martha Young, of Minneapolis, /
Mimi, arrived in the city Friday for 4
q visit with her father, w. A. Young, i
chief traindispatcher.
Ben ShipIey, representing McPike & /
Fox, wholesale druggists OF AtchisOn,
was in the city Tuesday and attended \
the traindispatChers ball
Misses TOpsy and Birdie RubersOn,
Of ex-COUnty Commissioner
J. b. RubersOn, returned Sunday from
a visit with relatives in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Converse came /
down from Denver Monday to attend
the ball and visit with friends a few
days. They returned home yesterday.
r. II. Dragstrom. of WaynesvilIe. Ill,
and Mrs. A Z. Hall, Of Peoria, Ill, who
we're called Der by the death Of Mrs
Butler, left for their homes Tuesday
night.
George Maxwell, of Colorado Springs,
formerly Of GOOdIand, played cOTnet
in the orchestra for the traindispatch-
srs' ball George is looking well and
IS enjoying life at the Springs.
J. a. Calfee, Of Windsor, No, was in
GOOdland this week. He is a trustee
Of the F. Z. Mems Nail company and /
was looking after some Of the mail
routes under the star route contracts.
F. L. Yearick and wife left last week