The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

J. E Weber was over to ST. Fraucis
last Friday
L. F. Cooper, Of RuIeton. has moved
( to GOOdland-
Mrs L. a Chatfeld went to Norton
/ Monday night.
Miss Maggie Seaman has returned
I from Burlington, Col
Mrs. J. ". Usher, Of Pueblo, is in
btOWD visiting relatives.
John B. Riggs and George Cullins
I were visitors at Hugo, Col, Friday.
! Mrs H. L Scott has gone to Paola,
! Kan, for visit with relatives.
Al Tone Wilson, Jr., was attending
district court In GoOdIaud this week
A. Y. Jesse, manager Of Millisack's
store IN Burlington, Sundayed in Good
[ land.
Oscar Strand is i'll with pneumonia
at the home Of his parents, south Of
town
Arthur, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
I Agerter, has been very sick for the
past week.
Harry Fike, Of Colby, was in Good
I land Monday looking for job on the
road here.
Peter Robidoux is holding a private
sale of 5UO head Of cattle at his ranch
on Lake creek.
Mrs. E. c. Wiley and Miss Ella
Morse returned Saturday from visit
at PhIllipsburg-
Phil Yoke returned Friday from
Denver where he was called by the
death of his mother.
II. S. Steward, of Seneca, kan, an
organizer for the A. 0. u. w, was in
GOOdIand Wednesday.
The LaBlanche school commenced
Monday with Miss Hattie Graham, of
GOOdiaud, as teacher.
Miss Grace Barnett returned last
week from YanktOn, s. D., where she
was employed IN a law Office.
Mrs. Hall, of Telluride, Col, former
ly Miss Rose Douglas, Is visiting her
mother, who lives north of town.
Ernest White, Of Colby, arrived here
last week and Is working at the barber
trade with his brother, Earl White.
Sam johnson shipped a carload of
cattle to the Kansas City market this
week. He accompanied the shipment.
W. Coleman, who suffered a stroke
Of paralysis several weeks ago, Is slight
ly improving, although he Is yet unable
to leave his bed.
L.
her home In Manchester, Ia, Sunday
after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs.
William Walker, JT.
Henry RUbidoUx killed 80 fat turkeys
this week aud shipped them to Denver.
Billy Henry was chief butcher at the
slaughter Of the turks.
The largest casting ever made In the
United States was turned out NOvem-
Der 6, and was made for William Nc
KInley 81 Company.
Students of the Wesleyan univer-
sity at Salina have organized band
with Herbert Stewart, of this city, who
Is attending the school, as instructor
Rev. Woodward went to St. Francis
Monday TO hold prOtracted meeting
for Rev Mcheever, of that place. Rev.
Erect Will preach IN the church IN
GOOdland next Sunday.
Eric Oven, of Jaqua, Kan, was in
town this week attending TO some Dusi-
ness matters and meeting friends. He
has about recovered from the effects
OF the brutal assault made upon him
by man by name of Sawyer at st.
Francis several weeks ago.
Arthur Stewart, Of The REPUBLIC
force, left Monday night for CIncIn-
natl, Ohio, where he viii enter the en-
plOy of a piano manufsctury. Mrs.
Stewart accompanied him and Will
brush up on music at the College of
Music IN that city. They viii probably
return TO GOOdlaud next summer.
Fred Book arrived home from an ex-
tended visit to relatives IN Germany
last Friday morning. He was absent
nearly seven months and reports nav
ing a splendid time visiting relatives
aud friends at Geluhauseu, Hessen
Nassau, Germany. He brought home
some apples from orchards in the
fatherland.
The laugh is on Otto Auer. After
hustling around to get home to Good
land IN time to vote, the election board
would not let him vote. He tried to
swear his vote In but that would not
go with the election officers. They
seemed to think that be lived here
Smith Center Journal. The laugh is
on the Journal. a voter In GOOdland
must register with the city clerk ten
days before election. Mr.. Auer was
not registered; therefore he could not
vote
A young man Suffering with what
was thought to be a crazy spell or an
attack Of epilepsy, was lodged in Jail
rearly Saturday morning by Sheriff
I Walker who found him acting strange
I ~ around town. He was probably Of
/ a religious turn of mind, for when the
| Jail door was being opened he was re-
/ peating the Lords prayer, and when
I he arrived at the line where it reads
"Thy kingdom come" be changed it so
I to read 'Thy kingdom come, where Is
/ my gun" which amused a crowd Of the
curious who followed the sheriff to the
I Jail with the prisoner. After several
I hours confinement he recovered from
the spell" which was only an over
/ dose of booze. The young mans name
! could not be learned
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