The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-09-07
PERsoNAL NoTEs.

/ land Saturday.
FL BlystOne, Of Kanorado, was In
/ town yesterday.
I Mrs. r. F. COots leaves tonight for
a visit at Pueblo.
James Bainbridke went to Colby
Wednesday night.
Mrs Joe Cullins has gone to Colby
TO visit her parents.
A VIM, postmaster at KanoradO,
vas IN town wednesday.
R A. Kent and family are back from
q trip TO the mountains
Mrs. A Q. Adams has returned from
g visit in eastern Kansas.
Mrs. Fred Dawson left Wednesday
night for visit at Pueblo.
R. L. Peters will leave IN q few days
for trip TO Kalispell, Mont.
Fred Dawson left Wednesday night
for a business trip to St. Joe
Prof. !. A. GUN has returned from
a months visit at HsddRm, Kan.
Miss Birdie Luther has gone to Kan
sas City on a shopping expedition
II. H Graham, a timer, has severed
his connection with the Hess store
Mrs. James Sullivan returned Tues
day from a visit at Burlington, Col.
Henry Allen was in town Sunday.
He Is bsrberinR in q shop at Colby.
II. Berdine, the village blacksmith Of
Brewster, was in GOodland Tuesday.
Mrs. q. K. Whest left last night for
WymOre, Neb, to be gone three weeks
E. F. Murphy and wife returned
Wednesday morning from Beatrice,
Neb.
~ q n H. = -,= A
week in Denver and the mountain
resorts.
Pat and George CulIins left Wednes-
day night for trip to st. Joseph and
Kansas City.
L. D. Gillespie commenced teaching
school in the Chatheld district, west Of
GOOdland, Monday.
7. 81. Van Hook viii leave GOodland
the latter part Of the month and viii
locate at Harvard, Neb.
Mrs. Q. R Teeters and children re-
turned Saturday from a visit with re-
latiTes in Norton county.
Mrs. A Shaw and children returned
Wednesday morning from an extended
visit in Blue Island, Ill
Miss Susie Stewart returned from
Hastings, Neb., Sunday morning where
she has been for a few weeks.
Miss Edna Swarts viii leave Monday
for Topeka where she viii take a must
cal course in Bethany college.
J. NJ. Jewell is home from Smith
Center where he has been assisting In
the construction Of a telephone line.
Mrs. @. q. Thurman, Of Denver, was
in GOOdIand Saturday en- route to st.
Francis where she viii visit her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Warmer left
Tuesday for Salina where they will
resume their studies at the Kansas
/ Wesleyan university.
G. @. Perdieu returned Saturday
evening from PlatteTille, Col, where
he went to attend to his daughter, Mrs.
Judd, who died August 10.
Miss Addie Moon, Of Fairbury, Neb.,
/ is the new cashier at Millisaok's store,
/ Joe Watson, the former cashier, being
| assigned to the clerk force.
Charley Rule was in GOOdland Wed
nesday. He is buying wheat at Kan
OradO and says his shipments range
| from two to five cars per week.
Alfred johnson arrived here from
I GriswOld, Ia, Tuesday and is looking
after his cattle ranch near KanOradO
/ which is conducted by his son.
Fred Young, Of Brewster, was in town
/ Yesterday. he will have a public sale
/ at his place September .. He intends
! to go east and will be absent a year.
A pretty three-piece granite monu-
ment now marks the grave Of the late
J. I. Van Auker. It was erected Tues
/ day under the supervision Of Paul Nc
Bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pollock, Of Dewitt
/ county, IL, left last week for their
home after a pleasant visit with n. W.
Hall, Of Voltaire township. Mrs. Pol
! lock is g sister Of Mrs. Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. H Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert COOts, Misses Rose and Stella
Filler, Mrs. Alice Bradley, @. F. Weber
land j. A. Mcmahon spent Sunday at
Pete RabidOuX's ranch in Wallace
county.
E. s. Knight, Of Topeka, clerk in the
secretary Of states Office, arrived IN
] GoOdlsnd Friday and remained over
Sunday. While here he drove over to
st. Francis and attended to some bust
ness matters.
Frank Hollingshead, who has re-
turned to RanOradO Co live, was in
/ Cfoodland this week. He IS represent
ing q tombstone manufacturer Of Colo
RADIO Springs and is doing considerable
business in this line
/ q. E. PettibOne, who lives near Kan
oradO, raised a field Of wheat which
yielded ~ bushels per acre, machine
measure. By stricken measure, this
would bring the yield near to > bush
els per acre. 1t was white wheat and
weighed COZ pounds to the bushel
measure.
Ia Murphy, Of Ashland, O., Is the
: new jeEeler and optieian in the Conner
. store. Mr. Murphy is q graduate Of an
optical college and has had several
years experience in optical work He
is also an expert matchmaker and
jeWeler-