The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-08-17
PERSONAL NOTES.

Herman Reimer, Of Colby, was in
town Saturday.
Lewis Warner spent Sunday with
friends in Colby.
James n. Fike, Of Colby, vas in
/ GOOdIsnd Sunday.
! Mrs ". Stephens is in Ouags, Kan,
/ where her mother IS very i'll
T. B. Irwin, Of Gordon, Neb., brother
\ in-laW Of John Riggs, is in town
William Dannenbarger, Jr., left Mon
/ day for his home In Smith Center.
Rev. G. H. Woodward returned from
I his Colorado visit Monday evening.
Mrs. A. Q. Adams went to POtta-
WatOmie, Kan, Saturday, for visit.
! Sam johnson, the Smoky cattleman,
! spent a few days In GoOdland this week.
Mrs. Coffin, Of Denver, is in the city
visiting her son, B. E. Coffin, and
I family.
George R. Caldwell, q representative
of the Denver News, was in GOOdland
I Tuesday.
Oslo BOrton went to Colby Tuesday
night to attend an EpWOrth league
/ convention.
DR.. James Buchanan, Of Yankton, S.
/ D., is in the city the guest OF his sister,
/ Mrs. A. E. Barnett.
Mrs. L L. Ernst returned last week
I from a visit to Colorado Springs and
other mountain resorts.
Ed. Mann, DR.. P. B. Godsman and
I Frank PsufOld, Of Burlington, Col,
were in town Saturday.
Oslo BorUon, Of the ThOrsOn store,
returned from KanOradO Monday
where he had been for a week.
Frank Dawson has returned from a
| trip to St. Joseph, No, where he went
to buy goods for DawsOn's store
Harry AlcOtt, a member Of the firm
OF ]. AlcOtt & Son, hardware dealers, Of
Colby, was IN GOOdland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Halstead, Of Colo
RADIO Springs, are IN town the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclellan.
Mrs. James E. Baker and daughter,
Ollie, Of Denver, are in the city the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Q. Z. BiddisOn.
c. A. Bonfls, a staff waiter of the
Denver Evening Post, was here SatCr-
day to report the capture Of the ban
dts.
7. n. Hazen and family and R. c.
Smith and family returned Wednes-
day from pleasant trip to the noun
tains.
Miss Blanche Young returned to he T
home in Minneapolis, Mimi, last week,
sfther q visit with her father, W. A.
Young.
Misses Lulu Auer and Nellie Hart
man returned Saturday morning from
q few weeks visit in Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs.
H Percival, Of COIOra do Springs
formerly of GOOdland, was q passenger
20 ouonfnn train E'rid az an rOmfn
to Chicago
Mrs. 81. II. Auer left Tuesday morn
ing for Colorado Springs TO join her
husband, who is taking an outing in
the mountains.
G. z. Wiley and wife left for Niagara
Falls, n. Y, Friday night to see the
sights. They viii then visit Vermont,
Mrs. Wiley's old home.
Mrs. q. L. Calvert and children left
Friday night for a visit in Indiana
/ She was accompanied by her father,
Rhodes Allen, of Cripple Greek.
J W. ]. Clafiiu, who lives near Bird
/ City. was in GOOdiand Tuesday on his
way home from Mcpherson, Kan,
where he was attending school.
NJ. A. Waterman, deputy state bank
] examiner, was in the city yesterday
| examining the GOOdland banks. He
| was accompanied by his wife.
Q. Q. Curry, Rev. L. A. McKeever
and wife, all of st. Francis, were in
/ GOOdland Tuesday on their way to
[ Colby to attend the EpwOrth league
I convention.
Charles Buschow, president Of the
Farmers & Merchants bank Of Colby,
and also candidate for state senator
| upon the republican ticket, was in the
I city Saturday.
! The child born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
| Gill on Tuesday was taken with spasms
and died at u o'clock Wednesday. The
little one was buried in the GOOdland
/ cemetery in the afternoon.
F. P. Mewhirter, Of Muldrow, one Of
| the early settlers Of the county, had a
sale of farm implements, stock, etc, at
\ his place last Thursday. He left yes
| terdsy for Arvada, Col, where he viii
make his home.