The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-10-05

I in Colby this week.
Mrs. Q. H Lee left Sunday night for
a visit IN Kansas City.
T. P. Crawford left Monday night
for trip to Kansas City.
Sheriff @. A. Hays, Of Sharon Springs,
was in GOOdland Saturday.
Dick Auer has returned from a
weeks visit in Smith Center.
Curtis Greenup, Of Illinois, is here
Hooking after real estate interests
Tom Powers got the end Of a finger
taken of Sunday In bicycle chain.
Mrs ". P. Brinker returned Mon
day evening from Colorado Springs
Fred Horney and wife, Of Sharon
Springs, we're GOOdland visitors this
week
Mrs. l. n. Haney and children left
Wednesday night for a visit IN Keo-
.saqua, la.
E. F. Tenant returned Wednesday
morning from a business trip TO east
ern Kansas
". Stephens has purchased a Vose
piahO Of J. ". jenkins Music company
Of Kansas City
Henry Allen, who has been working
at the BARRIERS trade at Colby, was in
GoOdland this week.
Mrs. ". ]. Young, wife Of the Rock
Island agent at KsnOradO, was in town
Wednesday evening.
Newt Hall returned Saturday morn
ing from Illinois where he has been
for a couple Of weeks
E. Safer has gone to Garden City
and viii return next week with wagon
load Of sweet potatoes
Mrs. Earl Thorson returned Sunday
morning from a brief visit with rela
tiVes in eastern Kansas.
Miss Lillian Button arrived from
Pauoma, Kan, Sunday morning. She
will teach the RuletOn school.
Mrs. Clark HOdgkinsOn arrived from
Denver Tuesday evening. The family
will make GOOdland their home.
Thomas Seaman, of Burlington, Col,
was In GOOdland this week the guest
Of his sisters, the Misses Seaman
Mrs. A. F. Taper left Wednesday
evening for Hebron, Neb., where she
will spend a short time with relatives.
Mrs. J. W. Tibbles and daughter,
Miss Cora Tibbles, are in town this
week the guest OF Mrs. ". h. FarrOw-
Levi P7itchard, formerly state sen
atOr of this district, is the fusion nom
inee for representative of his county
Graham.
c. NJ. Millisack aud wife went to
Denver Wednesday morning for a
pleasure trip. They will return this
evening.
J. ". Tibbles, of Oberlin, was in town
yesterday on his way home, driving
], 400 head of sheep which he purchased
at ClaremOnt, Col.
John Bray and N. D. CuthbertsOn
returned last week from an outing IN
the mountains which they spent mostly
in hunting and fishing.
Rev. L. o. Housed, presiding elder of
the Methodist church of the Norton
district, held services at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dawson and Mrs.
R T. COOts returned Monday morning
from Pueblo, where Mrs. Dawson and
Mrs COOts spent several weeks.
James Bainbridge, ". y. Rowe, S. @.
Fry and Jim Woods returned Satur-
day from several days hunt on the
Smoky. They got 200 ducks.
II. ". Cooper. a banker of Scandia,
Kan, was in GOOdland Saturday ar
ranging for the shipment of some cat
tie belonging to him that have been
on the range in Wallace county.
J.H. Stewart, editor of The RepUb-
lie, returned Wednesday morning
from Neuva Casas Grsndes, Mexico,
where he has been since May last
Rev. J. ". Upton, formerly Of this
county, was nominated for representa-
tive on the republican ticket in Deca-
tur county recently. He declined the
nomination.
Among those who went to Norton
last Friday to hear Roosevelt were: c..
z. Swarss, Wallace Filler, Csss HOge
boom, William Kunz, John Boyle and
A. 9. Adams.
H. A. Bowman, proprietor OF the Bee
Hive store, is away this week on a
business trip. He said be would be
back Saturday in time to awaken the
bees for a busy day.
George Bradley returned Sunday
morning from a trip to eastern Kan
sss. He spent a day with Mr.. Dustin
at Topeka and reports Billy on a fine
farm that cost him 1000.
Herbert Stewart returned Wednes-
day morning from Sslina, where be Is
a student IN the Kansas Wesleyan uni
versity- he will not return to his
studies until next mOnth.
The Cullins and Riggs families were
entertained atdinner Monday by Mrs
Jane Cullins. The event was the Gel
ebratiOn Of the birthdays Of Joe and
George Cullins and Miss Effie Riggs
Bob Foster, Of Red Willow county,
Neb., was IN town the other day. He
is an old acquaintance Of Ed Denuey
aud they enjoyed q pleasant visit. Mr..
Foster is in the cattle industry and Is
looking up ranch property.
". B. Hubbard and sister, Mrs. L. Y.
Morton, who have been stopping in
GOOdland for q few weeks for the be-
nett Of Mr.. Hubbard's health, left Fri
day night for Highland. Kan, the
home Of Mrs. Morton. Mr.. Hubbard
lives in East st. Louis.
Abram Frakes, OF FaKeeuey, caDdi-
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