The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-29
PERSONAL NOTES.


Lyons, Ok.
Oslo Borton is at Jennings this week
visiting friends.
Earl White spent a few days in
Norton this week.
Dick Auer was a visitor at Burling-
to1, Col, Saturday.
Mrs. R. L. Peters returned Sunday
from visit in Colorado.
Lew Warner, Of Colby, was a visitor
in GOOdland Wednesday,
@. NJ. BIiIlisack was over to his Bur
ingtOn store Wednesday.
Attorney John Hartzler went to Kan
sas City Monday evening.
Amos A Adams is about again after
an illness from renal collie
George PenfoId, Of Burlington, Col,
spent Sunday in GOOdlend.
]. M. Ellis, a broom manufacture Of
Colby, was in the city Friday.
Mrs G. Z. Biddison and daughter,
Marcia, are in Denver for a visit.
Mrs. Taper returned Wednesday
morning from a visit at LOngmOnt,
Col
Dr.. Smith and wife left Sunday for
Chicago where they viii spend few
weeks.
Harry Root, a representative Of the
Topeka State Journal, was in the city
Friday.
Mrs. J. ". Usher has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Cox, Of
Pueblo.
William Walker, Jr., went to Kansas
City Sunday night. He returned We'd
nesdsy.
F. H. Wieland, a piano tuner, is
practicinR his profession in GeOdland
this week.
Tom Hiskey, formerly of GoOdIand
is now employed in the WaKeeney
land Office.
Misses Susie and Eva Stewart, Of
Hastings, Neb., are visiting with Mrs
J. H. Stewart
Joe Crosby, Of st. Francis, repre-
sentative Of Cheyenne county, was IN
GOOdland Sunday.
E. Mayfeld, Of Cripple Greek, Col, is
in town for the purpose Of buying
carload Of chickens.
E S. Knight, Of the secretary of
states Office, Topeka, is in town for his
hOt-Weather vacation.
James Hamilton has returned from
Denver where he had been to receive
treatment for his eyes.
W F. McCue, of Colby, a representa-
tive Of the Foster Lumber company,
was in GOOdlsnd Wednesday.
Tim Sullivan is home this week Wis
iting his parents. He has been at
Colorado Springs the past year.
Mrs. A. @. Kaulitz, Mrs. E. II. Young
and Miss Mabel Hutton left Wednes-
day morning for visit in Iowa.
G. @. Manlove, auditor Of the United
| States Express company with head
quarters in Omaha, was here Monday
Mrs. J. @. Griffin and family have
gone to Denver to live, where Mr.. Grit
I'm has employment on the Rio Grande
road.
Rev. L. 0. Housed, presiding elder Of
/ the Norton district Of the Methodist
church, made his regular visit to Good
land Sunday.
/ Mrs. ". J. Huston returned to her
home in South Omaha, Neb., Sunday,
after visit with her parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John Sullivan.
Henry Book, Of Beecher, Ill, who
/ has been here settling up the affairs Of
Philip Book, deceased, returned to his
home in Illinois this week.
S. PeddicOrd, formerly a citizen of
GOOQlauug DuG HOW VI O0AUE64U DPAAuBSa
is in town for a few days en- route to
Jewell county, Kan, where he intends
to make his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Walker and Mrs.
Percills Taylor, who are visiting Mr.
and Mrs William Walker, Jr., went 70
Colorado Springs last week sceOmp-
anied By Mrs. William Walker and Mrs
Conner.
/ GoOdland FiIl be represented at the
national democratic convention at
Kansas City next week BY William
Walker, Jr., Fred Dawson, ". E. Conner
Tom Edwards, and probably DR.. Smith
and DR.. FErroW.
/ J. II. TadlOck, who Is part owner Of
the Phillipsburg Herald, was In Good
land Saturday. Mr.. TadlOck is a smart
young man, and Is aspiring to the can
didaCy Of the fusion forces Of the state
for the Office OF state superintendent