The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-12-21

Ferd VOgel, Of Colby, vas in the city
Wednesday.
A Day, the Edison postmaster, was
IN town Tuesday.
Mrs Ben Joseph left Monday for
Trenton. Mo-, for visit.
Mrs. George Emiek left Wednesday
evening for Trenton, No.
Pete and Henry RObidox. Of Wallace
county, we're IN town Tuesday.
Q. H O'Brien, who was seriously III
last week, Is able to be around
Ross Heron, who went with GiIpins,
/ hypnOtists, has returned home.
A. Y. Jesse, Of Burlington, Col, was
in GOOdland Wednesday evening.
\ Gene Luther has returned from
Norton where he has been several
weeks.
H ". Arnold, Of Denver, spent a
few days with friends in GOOdland this
week.
George Bradley was Iimping around
this week as a result from kick Of q
real mule.
! HOyt Andrews returned Tuesday
from trip to Topeka and to points in
/ Nebraska.
Dr.Farrow was up in Cheyenne cOun-
! ty Wednesday to see John Little, who
/ is quite sick
/ Miss Laurene Walker has about
/ the smallest Shetland pony ever seen
in GOOdland.
I +. a. GUN, superintendent Of the
city schOal, will spend the holidays
at Haddam, Kan.
/ Frank Brumfeld, Of the Dawson
store, has gone to Grant City, No, TO
/ spend the holidays.
c. n. Marsh, a cattleman Of Sher-
manville township, was in GOOdland
a few days this week.
DR.. Burckhalter, the dentist, is max
| ing professional visits to the surround
/ ing towns this week.
Earl Hickman, q representative Of
the Seigel- Sanders Livestock company,
was in town Saturday.
@. Q. Perdieu returned Sunday from
Topeka where he served as a petit
juror in the federal court
Rev. Woodward left Tuesday for
Ellis to spend Christmas. He will
also visit relatives in Mitchell county.
Billy Jacobs, formerly a shop EN-
plOye, was in town Saturday. He is
stay ing with his mother, who lives
near Brewster.
D. A Long, Of RUletOn, was bruised
up somewhat in q football game at
that place Saturday between RuletOn
and LaBlanehe-
Mrs. J. B. Penn has established a
/ Christmas bazaar in the Weber bank
building where she has a fine display
of holiday goods,
Rev. J. E. Kirkpatrick returned to
| his home in Alma, Kan, Monday. He
q n n in
the Congreg stiOnal church.
Mrs. J. n. HazeIbaker served lunch
con at her home to those who took
part in the concert given by the st.
PaUl's Guild Tuesday evening.
Joseph Cullins, Sr-, and wife left
this week for an extended visit east.
They will visit relatives in Kansas City, /
st. Louis and in Lewiston, IL, their
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Warmer, Miss
Maude Murphy and Herbert Stewart, |
who are attending the Kansas Wesley |
an university at Salina, will arrive |
home tomorrow for the holidays.
James Sullivan and family, of Good /
land, have moved onto ". ". Brink |
ley's stock ranch, southeast Of town, |
and will take charge of Mr.. BTinkley's (
cattle for the Observation-Disclosures Re |
publican.
G. @. Hamilton, who is employed by /
the Dubree livery, was thrown from a /
horse Monday and bruised somewhat. /
Being subject to rheumatism, the jarr- /
ing made Mr.. Hamilton much worse /
and heris now confined to his room.
". z. Conner is auctiOuing off his /
ieweIry this week and the sales are /
quite an attraction. D. o. HerndOn, |
jewelry auctiOneer, Of Kansas City, /
does the selling. Mr.. Conner will re- /
move to Denver and engage in the (
drug business
Wade Warner was "under the wealth /
err" last week, but is now back at his /
duties IN the treasurer's Office. R j. /
Jones has been assisting in the treas /
urer's Office during the rush in tax
paying time. Taxes are being paid |
rapidly, as many are taking advantage
of the rebate.
The RathbOne Sisters gave a sur
prise to Mrs. ". E, Conner Wednesday |
night, who is soon to leave GOOdlaud. |
1t Is the custom of the society to give a /
party to members who are about to /
remove as a token Of esteem The /
Sisters presented Mrs. Conner with a /
handsome rug as a token Of remem- |
brance.
wv. KIauer has a number Of friends /
guests at his house from Iowa, Ohio /
and Kansas. ". L Faust and wife are 4
from Lexington, o.; o. K StOutner I
and wife, of KeOts, Ia; Mrs E ~ 4
Brooks and children, Of WiOta, Ia;
and John Kirkam, wife and children, /
Of Russell Springs, Kan. The friends /
from Iowa and Ohio are delighted I
with the weather and the country, and /
are having a very pleasant time visit /
p r,- e. ~
Jessie Teeters celebrated his eighth /
birthday last Saturday afternoon and ]
the event was the occasion for q party I
to his little friends, who had q big
time Those present we're: Lille Shaw, /
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