The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

ID. Waters, Of st. Francis, was over
to GOOdlsnd Tuesday
Rev. l.. A MeKeevsr, Of St Francis,
was In GOOdland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bower returned
Monday from few days visit at Nor
ton.
A Number OF the high school boys
and girls held picnic on the Smoky
Monday.
Mrs A. F. Taper left the first of the
week for visit with relatives at Long
mont, Colo.
Ray Rice left Monday for Kansas
City where he viii be employed On q
fruit farm near the city.
A. Y. Mutt, Of Salina, was IN Good
land this week representing the Smith
Premier Typewriter company.
Mrs. Thomas Butt left Saturday
night for Arizona to visit a brother
that she has not seen for SO years.
Mrs. J. n. Hazelbaker returned last
week from Louisiana, No, where she
was called BY the illness Of her father
B. F. Brown and J. ". HandIey are
at Wichita as delegates from the local
lodge to grand cOmmandery. Knight
Templar.
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Brown vent to Hutchinson, Kan, Mon
day TO attend the grand chapter East
ern Star
The mother and brother Of J. G..
Griffin arrived from Chicago Thurs
day morning. They viii visit a few
days with relatives here
". A Pratt, formerly Of Colby but
Of Topeka, was in GOOdland yesterday
representing the American Antitrust
league He is organizing branches.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens, pastor Of the
Christian church, has moved his family
to GOOdland from Colby. He is Oecu-
pying residence in COffeemill row.
DR.. ". III. FarrOW aud son, Louis,
j. ". Thomas, L Arensberg and Earl
White all went fishing on the Smoky
Tuesday. They. secured a string Of
about 80 fish.
Miss Anna Mcdaniel closed an eight
months term Of school in district No.
q Wednesday. The patrons Of the
district visited the school and all had
a picnic dinner.
Mrs. William Walker, Jr., Mrs. @. E.
Swarts and Mr.. and Mrs. John Bray
left Monday for HOltOn, Kan, to attend
the Relief Corps and Grand Army
state enCampments-
Anna Rusek has purchased the File
delIUs residence in the north part Of
town, consideration $3.50. She is work
ing at Colorado Springs, but her moth
er viii occupy the house
Alfred johnson, Of GriswoId, Ia, was
IN GOOdland this week. His son, David
V. Johnson, lives near KanoradO. Mr..
Johnson is fencing 500 acres Of land
and another son viii come out to settle
here in the fall.
J. B. Penn came in from Denver
Sunday morning on freight No. 90 with
two carloads Of cattle. One car was
twO-year- old Hereford heifers which
Mr. Penn will run on a ranch in the
county this simmer. The other cattle
we're intended for slaughter.
Arthur Connolly, father Of Mrs. John
Garden, came up from Colby Saturday
for a visit with his daughter. He was
accompanied by his older brother, and
reports the prospect Of q wheat crop in
Thomas county as better than IN 1891.
Mrs. P. n. johnson, Of Edison, was
taken with an aggrsvating toOthsche
Friday night and was in such distress
that her husband brought her to Good
land IN the middle Of the night. DR..
Thomas, however, put OF the operation
Of extracting the tooth until daylight.
Q. 7. Rule, Of Kanorado, sold a bunch
Of fat steers TO Q. u. SWarts Monday.
There we're . head. all two year Odds,
and they brought $1,000, their average
weight beng 1,O45 pounds. They had
been in feeding since last October and
were in splendid condition and would
top the market anywhere.
Henry Hartstine and wife and Sta
ton Agent Young and wife came over
from KanOradO Tuesday. The men
attended the meeting Of the Odd Eel
lows lodge in the evening. The ladies
planned a surprise and came in with
refreshments and q very pleasant time
was enjoyed By the lodge and friends.