The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-11-15
PERSONAL NOTES.

city.
s. h Vassar was a visitor at Colby
this week
Harry FTke, of Colby, was in the city
Tuesday.
F. T. Cutler, of Wallace county, was
in town this week.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
E H. Young, Monday.
George Penfold Of Burlington, Colo,
was In town Wednesday.
F. II. Cross has returned from sew
ersl months absence IN Iowa.
A. B. Montgomery and wife returned
to Denver Wednesday morning.
John Cullins returned Wednesday
from q business trip to Atwood.
Mrs. Z. F. Tenant has returned
from a visit In White Cloud, Kan
J. h Vanhook and son, Willie, left
Tuesday morning for Harvard, Neb.
Work on the new roof Of the COngre-
gatiOnal church was completed yester
day.
Josiah Crosby, Of st. Francis, is in
the city. He is here to buy broom
corn.
Harry Irben, of st. Joseph, No, is in
the city for visit with his uncle, j.
NJ Waters.
Fred Dawson, Rev. Stevens and Rev.
Rose were at the Smoky yesterday hun
ting ducks.
Frank Mann and A. V. Jesse, mer-
chants of Burlington, Col, we're in the
city Tuesday.
Dr.. ". H. Farrow went 20 Pueblo
last week to take treatment at Clark's
mineral springs.
W. H. Codaret, Of Stockton, Kan,
formerly living near Edison, was in the
city yesterday.
The Round Table club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Luther on Wednes-
day, November %.
The mission services at the Catholic
church will be on the 18th instead of
the 9th of November.
The Home Missionary Society of the
Congregational church viii meet with
Mrs. Know this afternoon.
Mesdames WoOdhouse, Gilbert, Mar
tin and Williams, Of Sharon Springs,
were in the city Wednesday.
L. L Ernst left Saturday night for
Chicago to purchase a holiday stock Of
jeWelry and books for his store.
Jack Griffin, Of Denver, formerly of
this city, has been In town a few days
visiting with his young friends.
William Baxter, owner Of the Tuttle
ranch on the South Republican in
Colorado, was in GOOdlsnd Friday.
Mrs. Harold George. Of Lincoln, Neb.,
sister Of h A. Bowman, Of thisClty, is
in town for visit with her brother.
William Buck, Of Wallace county,
two cars Of cattle to Omaha.
They left GOOdland Tuesday morning.
Miss Mabel Harrington, Of the Hotel
Ingersoll, has gone to her home near
KanoradO to recuperate from an i'll
ness.
E. S. Knight, Of this city, chief clerk
in the office Of the secretary Of state
IN Topeka, is cOnvalescing from q
severe illness.
Miss Lldia Seaman returned last
week from Burlington, Col, where she
spent a week, having q stock Of mil
linery on sale.
Dave Agerter and family left Satur-
day night for 'HOisingJOn, Kan, where
he is employed by the Missouri Pacific
as freight conductor.
Mrs. Louise S. Jordan, Of Chicago,
who has been spending a few weeks in
town looking after her property inter
ests, left Wednesday for Pueblo.
f. VI. Smith, who has been serving a
ten days Jail sentence for stealing a
pair Of pants, was released from the
county jail Saturday and left town.
Mrs. Baldwin, wife Of T. A. Baldwin,
Of the dining car, spent a
few days in GoOdland the past week.
They make their home in Colorado
Springs
Mrs. Ratclif and daughter, Miss
Nellie Ratcliff. Of Olney, ILL.,, mother
aud sister Of Conductor Arthur Rat
cliff, have returned TO GOOdland and
will make their home here.
The services at the st. Paul's mis-
sion house has been postponed this
month on account Of the Rev. J. g.
Anderson having met with a serious
which would not permit his
coming.
John Likens, Of Atlantic, Ia, is in
town. Mr.. Likens was here a few
weeks ago and bought a train load Of
cattle which be shipped to Iowa He
Is here to attend the shipment Of sew
eral hundred head more which he pur-
chased while on his previous visit
Mrs. Rachel Montgomery, accompanied
BY her sister. Miss Kate Walker, left this
morning for Mason City, Ia, to settle up
the affairs Of her late husband and pack
her household effects. Mrs Montgomery
will make her home with Dir. MOntgOm-
ery's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Mont
gomery Of Denver.
Union revival meetings were con-
menced at the Congregational church
Sunday evening and viii be continued
over Sunday. Vernon J. Rose, an evan
gelist Of the Christian church, is In
charge OF the services. He IS a very
forcible speaker and presents the truth
in a strong, clear light. Good audi
ences have been in attendance
Ed Speed, representing a Chicago
telephone supply house, was IN town
this week. He desired to make sale
NJ feIaDhoua Instruments and eunnlies