The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-05-10

/ city yesterday.
A. ]. Watson, Of Ashland, Col, was IN
the city Friday.
Miss Ray Thorsou is visiting rela-
tives IA Pueblo.
G. G. Page, a stock man Of Norton,
I was In the city Friday.
DR.. Richards returned Tuesday from
a weeks stay IN Denver.
Miss Della Harrington has gone to
Kanorado to visit her parents.
George Bradley shipped carload Of
horses to Enid, Ok, this week
Frank Mann, Of Burlington, Col,
was visitor in GoOdland Friday.
II. Doerfer, Jr., returned yester-
day from trip to Smith Center.
Mrs. II. K Wheat returned Monday
morning from visit in Nebraska
Mrs. Aten, Of Burlington, Col, is in
town the guest of her son, Fred Aten.
WE. Dickinson, Of Sheridan county,
has located in this county, near Rule
ton.
Basil Horton returned Saturday
from a visit to his former home in
Iowa.
Harry Root, representing the To-
Peka State Journal, spent Tuesday In
GOOdland.
II. Werneke, of Omaha, is a new
clerk in the GOodland Mercantile com
pany's store.
Guy Fike, of Colby, was in town yes
terday aud was contestant in the gun
clubs shoot
Fred Cole returned yesterday from
Colorado Springs where he has been
several months.
J. II. Breeder and Ed Rogers, Of
Colby, were in town yesterday to see
the baseball game.
Roe Bowers, of st. Francis, was in
town Wednesday on his way home
from trip to Topeka.
Perry Shelmidine, who formerly
conducted a shoe shop IN GoOdland,
was in the city Saturday.
Hank Ward, who recently moved
onto the PerdIeu ranch from Nebraska,
was quite i'll the past week.
Mat Dillon, the popular representa-
tive of Anheuser- Busch Brewing RssO-
citation, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Susie Boyle, of Hebron, .Neb., is
IN town for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Barger.-Smith Center Journal.
Mrs. a. F. Taper returned Tuesday
ChGnAuB LLOu4 ADuBu4OuLs OOl.s Hu6EC
she spent several weeks with relatives.
County Superintendent J. r. Reed
has issued the announcements for the
normal institute which will convene
June 3.
Miss Mary Seaman went to Burling-
ton, Col, Tuesday where she will have
OF sale a millinery stock for several
weeks.
Father Leydecker, Of Norton, held
services in the Catholic church Sun
day. He stayed in Goodland over
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Nichols, former
~ Of this county, but who now live in
st. Francis, announce the birth Of a
daughter.
J. B. Riggs and son, Benny, are here
from Gordon, Neb. Mr.. Riggs has not
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Andrews enter
tanned the Round Table club In a very
charming manner at their home Mon
day night.
DR.. FarrOw returned Tuesday from
Pueblo where he has been taking baths
at Clark's Mineral Springs. His health
is greatly improved.
d. S Hazen, of Wayne, Kan, was in
GOOdlaLd Sunday. He is a cattleman
and was on bis way to Haigler, Neb., TO
look at lands he had purchased.
Al Prewitt and sisters, Mrs. S. Beidel-
man and Misses Pearl and Mamie
Prewitt, returned Tuesday from a visit
with their father in Kansas City.
County Clerk A. d. RummeI and G.
r Woodruff, representative Of Hall
4 nh Of
went to the Smoky fishing Wednes-
day.
Charles Warmer, recently OF Colby,
was visiting with his father, j.. Warri-
ner, over Sunday. He left Monday for
Smith Center where he intends to en-
gage IN the tailoring business.
Mrs. Hoyt Andrews left Tuesday
evening for LeaFenwOrth to attend the
meeting of the state federation of
wOmen's clubs. She will represent the
Round Table club, Of this city.
Rev. J. @. Daugherty returned TO his
home in Kansas City last week, being
called there unexpectedly, which pre-
vented his preaching at the Congrega-
tiOnal church last Sunday, as was an
nOuuced.
Mrs. r. J. Jones, Mrs. B. F. Brown,
Mrs. p. J. Mcbride, Mrs. G. Z. Swarts,
Mrs. I. P. Leonard, Mrs Robert Lemon
and Mrs. S. Luther will attend the
grand chapter Of the Eastern Star In
Topeka next week
Rev. r. G. Smith, of Edison, left this
week for a visit TO Pawnee City, Neb.
He will 60 from there to Boomer, Mo.
for a visit. His final destination is
Tilden, Ind, where he viii attend
bible school for some time His fami-
" accompanied him.
}. E O'Neil, representing J. ". Gran
Ger Hardware company, OF LsaFen-
worth, who has been coming to Good
land every month for the past IL years
in the interest Of that firm, made his
last visit here last week He viii be
transferred to territory In Oklahoma.
Hfs snnnassor for this Eorr-iErrr I'LL be