The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

j. D. GransOD, Of LeOti, Kan, was in
] GOOdland Tuesday.
Fred Dawson was a visitor in Denver
the first Of the week.
Mrs. W Stephens has returned from
a visit In eastern Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. L L Ernst now oc-
cnpy the Null residence.
Mrs Q. ". Jupe has gone to Phillips
burg for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bower are
spending the week in Norton
l. L Capron, Of Mcdonald, Kan,
was visitor in the city Monday.
J. W. Cody and h. S. Shilling, of
Jaqus, Kan, we're in town Tuesday.
J. F. Morse, Of Phillipsburg, was in
town for a visit with his daughter, Mrs.
E. @. Wiley.
Perry Coler, of Norton, brother-in-
law of Earl and Ernest White, spent
Sunday in town.
Attorney J. L Finley and George
BenkelmaD, of st. Francis, were 10
GOOdland Christmas.
Mrs. Mary Brown, of Denver, mother
Of B. F. Brown, Of this city, is in town
for a visit with her son.
l. d. Brass, of Woodstock, Ill, was
GOOdland yesterday. He owns land
seven miles west Of town.
Fred VOgel, of Thomas county, was
in town this week for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. j. ]. Cullins.
". z. McCue, of Colby, manager of
the Foster Lumber company at that
place, was a visitor in the city Monday
Miss Edna Swarts, who is attending
Bethany college in Topeka, is spend
ing the holiday vacation at home in
GoOdland.
Herbert Stewart, who is a student at
the Kansas Wesleyan university in
Saliva, is spending the holiday vaca-
ton in GOOdland.
a B. Montgomery, of Denver, was in
town this week and remained over
Christmas. He was on his way home
from trip to Iowa.
@. @. Guthrie, of Norton, an extern
sive cattle dealer, was in GOOdland
Tuesday. He has quite large number
OF cattle on the range In Sherman
county.
Miss Mamie Liston, of Beatrice, Neb.,
is In the city for a visit with friends
Miss ListOn is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. p. ListOn, formerly of Good
land
". A. Stone, of Spokane, Wash, is
here this week. He formerly lived in
this county aud is a son of J. ID. Stone,
also formerly Of this county but now of
Spokane
James E. Heron, of Lincoln, Neb., Is
in town for a few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Heron.
He is working at the printing trade in
Lincoln.
wills BIodgett, until recently in the
barber business in this city, returned
Tuesday after a trip over the north
west. He has been at Lead City, S. D.,
for some time.
Mrs. Lucy Morse left this week for
WinslOw, Ariz, to spend the winter
with her son, Joe Morse, formerly of
this city, who is a conductor on the
Santa Fe railroad.
The G. A r post and ". r. G. will
hold joint installation on January f.
The KanOradO post has been invited to
attend aud after the ceremonies the
ladies of the corps will serve refresh
ments.
Prof. S. V. Mallory left Saturday
night for Junction City to visit few
days. He will attend the meeting of
the state teachers association in To-
peka this week and will return home
next Monday.
Tom McCue, Who was receiver of the
United States land Office at Colby
under Cleveland's administration, has
bought the electric light plant at Con-
cOrdia, Kan, and will give it his per-
sOnal attention.
Ben Jayne, who is serving as petit
juror in the federal court at Topeka,
returned home Sunday as the court
adjourned for the holidays. He will
return to Topeka January 2 to com
plete his duties as juryman.
Claude Vanhook has a nice three
room residence on East Eleventh
street. The house was purchased of
John Baker and moved from south of
RuletOn to GOOdlsnd recently and has
been reftted in nice shape for home.
NJ. d. Cutnb ertson has been indis-
posed with cold on his lungs for about
week. Monday afternoon while in
the Ennis drug store be was taken
with a fainting spell caused by stop
page of the hearts action and was
carried to DR.. Gandy's Office where he
was soon revived.
Miss Berneice z Rose, dramatic
reader, gave quite an enjoyable enter
taiDment at the opera house last Fri
day evening, assisted by local musical
talent. The entertainment was for the
benefit Of the high school library and
received liberal support.
Telephone connection was estab-
lished Christmas day between the de-
pot and Eunis' drug store. The tele-
phones are being rapidly connected
with the wires, so that IN q week or
ten days GOOdland viii enjoy the con-
venience of telephone system.
The United States Civil Service com
mission viii hold examinations at sew
ersl places in each state during March
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