The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-08-24
PERSONAL NOTES.


was here this week.
Monroe Bower, Of St. Francis, was in
GOOdland Tuesday.
Q. E Simmons and family are visit
ing relatives IN Norton
". S. Coleman, Of st. Francis, vas in
GOOdland Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Jupe have re-
turned from q visit to Phillipsburg.
George Winegardner, Of OskalOOsa,
Ia, was at the Commercial Wednesday.
Henry Allen has gone to his home at
Clay Center where be intends TO re-
main.
Horace Hogeboom viii go to Denver
today where he will remain q few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Warmer have re-
turned from an extended visit in Iowa
and Minnesota
John Cullom, Of Trinidad, Col, has
taken a position as bartender in the
Cullins saloon.
Louis Arensberg returned Wednes-
day morning from a visit to his home
IN AtchisOn, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. wilkinson, Of
Valentine, Neb-, are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. A G. Kaulitz.
Mrs. j. ". Thomas and son, Richard,
and daughter, Grace, left yesterday
morning for q visit in Denver.
George Bradley shipped q carload Of
cattle to Kansas City Tuesday night.
He accompanied the shipment.
n. E. BageIy, Of Jerseyville, H.,
large real estate owner of this county,
is here looking after his property.
wv. Forney, Of Belle Plaine, Kan,
was IN the city this week visiting with
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Dawson.
Miss Stella and Chesterfield Myers
left Friday for Gypsum, Col, where
they have positions as school teachers.
Foy Ernst, Of Topeka, advertising
representative Of the Interstate Press,
of Kansas City, was in GOOdland Satur-
day.
7. B. Irwin, of Gordon, Neb., brother
in law OF J. B. Riggs, returned to his
home Sunday after a weeks visit with
Mr.. Riggs.
Miss Mary Seaman has gone to st.
Louis to purchase a fall stock Of mil
iinery goods for the Seaman store in
GOOdland.
Mrs. T. P. Leonard entertained her
Sunday school class Of 20 little girls
at her home Tuesday afternoon from
five till seven.
Miss Maggie Kelly, of Denver, spent
Friday and Saturday In GOOdlRnd
visiting friends while on her way home
from a visit east.
R. Whistler, wife and daughter, of
Farragut, Ia, and @. r. Whistler, Of
Udell, Ia, arrived In the city Wednes-
day and registered at the Commercial.
Webster Beaver and Guy Fike, Of
Colby, were In GOOdland Monday en-
route to st. Francis. Mr.. Fike was a
contestant in the gun club shoot held
there Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pollock, Of
Clinton, Ill, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. ". Hall, Of VOltaire township.
Mrs. Pollock is q sister Of Mrs. Hall
and Mrs B. McClUskey.
William HOgebOOm left this morn
ing for Chicago to attend the national
encampment Of the @. A. r. as dele
gate Of the GOOdland organization. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Wade Warner, son Of the county
treasurer elect, is getting on to the
ways of the treasurer-a duty that
shall fall largely to him after his faith
er takes the Office in October.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. E. King, of Kansas
City, No, returned to their home last
night after a visit in GOOdland. Mr..
King is q brother Of Mrs. j. B. Penn
and Mrs. @. II. Lee, and is a prominent
doctor of Kansas City.
While on his return trip from the
mountains, John Tibbles and daughter,
Lettie, of Oberlin, Kan, spent Tuesday
with DR.. FarrOw. Mr.. Tibbles Is a
thrifty farmer, and while in Colorado
be purchased a large flock Of sheep.
J. l. Douglas was in GoOdland Sat
urday exhibiting the terrible Mauser
rife which the American people heard
so much about during the Spanish
war. 1t was the prize given him as the
winner Of shooting contest at Tellu-
ride, Col.
Mrs. William Walker left this morn
ing for Chicago to attend the national
meeting Of the ". R Q. as a delegate
from the GOodland organization. She
will also visit relatives there for sew
eral weeks. Her daughter, LauTine,
accompanied her.
George Cramer, Of Beatrice, Neb., is
here looking after real estate interests.
Mr.. Cramer owns q good farm near
Beatrice but he is thinking of return
ing to the county and engaging in the
cattle industry. He is an old sub
scriber to The Republic, which, he
says, is the best county paper he takes.
Jake Sohlinger, now the proprietor
Of a grocery store In Clyde, Kan, but
formerly a travelingman who made
frequent visits to GoOdland, was in
town Monday calling on the business
men. incidentally be was selling -four
for a wholesale house, which had given
him the privilege Of representing the
firm. Jake has not lost any super
huOus flesh which for long time made
travelling incOnvenient and finally
forced him to quit.
". ii. Aten Dies Very Suddenly.
Fred Aten, Of the MiIlisack store,
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