The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-02

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GOOdland Monday
Frank Bunker, of RexfOrd, spent
Sunday in GOOdland.
Mrs. A. Rummel is out to Kanorado
visiting old neighbOrs.
Peter RabidOux,. of Wallace county,
Sundayed in GOOdland-
S. A. Marshall returned Saturday
from a visit to his former home in
Pennsylvania
Miss Nellie Thompson has gone to
Phillipsburg and viii take a position
In the TOOker hotel.
E. j. Scott was at Topeka Monday
to attend the Kansas day celebration
He returned Tuesday.
". B. Warner, an experienced laUn-
dryman Of Denver, IS now employed by
the GOodland steam laundry.
Miss Susie Boyle, sister Of J. d.
Boyle, Of the freight house, left We'd
nesday morning for Chicago.
Miss Emma Edwards left for her
home in Burlingame, Kan, after a visit
with her brother, " @. Edwards
Calvin Thomas, of EIco, Ill, Is here
looking after his real estate interests,
and viii probably remain some months.
P.J. HartIer, Of Pueblo, arrived here
last week and will make his home with
his mother, who lives In Iowa township.
J. Millhuld, of Pueblo, stopped off in
GOOdland a few days to visit friends.
He was en- route to his former home in
Ohio.
Hugh Lister, Of MuldrOw, sold at
auction buggy and harness on the
street Saturday. The consideration was
$3.50.
Mrs. ". H. TOoker returned to her
home In Phillipsburg Tuesday after a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q.
Young
Rev. J. Ed Stevens held services in
the Christian church Sunday. He re-
turned to his home IN Colby Monday
evening.
Earl Finch celebrated his Doth ami
Versary at his home Friday night by
party in which a number of friends
were present.
@. Z. Dunham, the photographer,
went to Colby last night and will
spend a couple of days kodacing the
beauties Of that town.
@. NJ. MiIIisack and Miss Julia Fow-
Ter were over to Burlington this week
assisting in the invoice of the Mill
sack store at that place.
Ferd VOgeI, of Colby, was a visitor
in GOOdland this week. Mr.. VOgel was
q former neighbOr Of H. 81. Auer, when
the both lived In Nebraska.
John Wesfau and wife, Of Byron,
Neb., are in the city the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. @. E. Durham. Mrs. West
fall is a sister of Mrs. Durham.
Roy Hillman, Of Smoky township,
4 -, S.I,
be caught in q trap. The bird measur-
ed seven feet from tip to tip Of wings.
J. r. Morris returned Sunday from
county, where he completed
the deal for the Spring valley ranch of
D. o. Harris. Charles Critchfeld of
Graham, No, will be in charge Of the
ranch after March l. Harris viii 90 to
Califurnia-
Mr.. aud Mrs. R. J. Jones returned
Friday from attending the state con-
VentiOn of county treasurers held at
Wichita. The attendance this year
was not very large, but a nice social
time was enjoyed. Topeka was select
ed as the meeting place for next year.
Arthur Connolly, of Thomas county,
was a pleasant caller at The REPUBLIC
Office Saturday. He is the father Of
J. r. Connolly, editor Of the Colby
Free Press. Mr.. Connolly is making
an extended visit with his daughter,
Mrs. John Garden, of VOltaire town
ship.
Lewis Fausey, who viii be remem-
bered by many of the GOodland boys
who attedded school here in the early
days, now lives in Grand Rapids, Mich,
and holds an Office position with the
Fred Macy company, makers Of Office
and library furniture. He has been
with the company two years and is
getting along nicely.
". J. Bower, of Norton, was in Good
land this week the guest Of his son, A.
a. Bower. He was accompanied by his
brother, Z. S. Bower, Of EmpOria, who
is state agent Of the New York Life In
sUrsnce company. The EmpOria bro
Their is a right bOWer-being a pOpulist
and the Norton brother is a left
a republican. Which
counts for most in eUchre?