The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-07-12


i Dick Auer was a visitor at Kansas
City this week.
G. E. Dunn, Of st. Francis, was in
the city Tuesday
Jsmes Sullivan, Of Burlington, Col,
\ is here this week.
A VIM, of KanOrado, was in town q
7 few days this week.
/ DR.. W. J. Baker, Of Ashland, Col,
was In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. John Austin returned last week
I from a visit in Hastings, Neb.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. r Brown have taken
apartments at the Hotel IngersolL
, Miss Mabel Harrington spent the
week with her parents at Kanorado.
Capt Woodhouse and son, of Sharon
/ Springs, were IN GoOdlsnd this week.
Mrs. l. L. Ernst returned Sunday
morning from a visit with her neither
I In Clinton, No.
| Mrs. ]. T. Taylor. of Leayen8orth, is
in town visiting her brother, E j. Will
son, and family.
Josiah Crosby, Of st. Francis, repre-
sentative Of Cheyenne county, was in
the city Tuesday.
J. B. Penn left Monday night for
/ Oklahoma to look for q location to en-
gage in business.
Mrs. n. P. Matlock returned last
week from Pueblo where she has been
| staying several weeks.
John Sullivan, of Colorado Springs,
/ is here to see his father, James Sulli-
/ van, who is dangerously i'll.
Thomas Seaman, of Burlington, Col,
was in town this week the guest of his
Eistars tba Nissas SEAMAN
Miss May McCluskey returned yes
( terday from San Antonio, Tex, where
! she has been attending school
A number of Goodland Knight Tenn
/ plaTs expect to 60 to Louisville, KY,
next month to attend the conclave.
| Mrs. J. b. Penn and Loren KING. Mrs
Penn's nephew, left this week for Kan
I sas City to be-absent several weeks.
Mrs. A. d. Stewart left Tuesday
morning for ten days visit with her
| sister, Mrs NJ. B. Tomblin, at EldOra,
Col.
/ Mrs. Clint Adams. of Kansas City, is
I visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Adams
/ and other members Of the Adams
! family.
| Henry Rummel returned to his home
/ In JamespOrt, Mo-, Tuesday after q
u
\ IS an uncle of County Clerk Rummel.
Mrs. Joseph Leech, of Norton, for
merly of GOOdland, was in town this
/ week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. @. W.
Jupe.
/ B. NJ. Mccoy, of Bethany, No, was
in GOOdlsnd Tuesday looking over the
seounty with view of buying some
cheap lands.
W. ". Vsnwinkle, Of Almena, was
IN town Wednesday and went to the
! Dyatt ranch on the Smoky where he
! has some cattle.
/ Rev. A. J. Good left yesterday for
! San Francisco to attend the interna-
I tiOnal meeting of the Epworth League.
/ He will be absent two weeks.
] L. l. LePage, formerly a resident of
( this county but now of Pawnee county,
/ Neb., was IN Goodland Saturday. He
owns a homestead in this county.
William Trezise, of st. Mary's, Kan,
was in GoOdland Tuesday. He is re-
lated by marriage to Henry Geyer, Of.
/ Edison. and is out here tor a visit.
! Dell Bower and family left last week
I for a visit of several weeks in Ohio.
/ They will also include trip to the
! Buffalo exposition before they return
Fred Conquest, of PhilIipsburg, a
\ brother of Lee Conquest, of Clayton's
| ranch, arrived in GoodIand Monday
/ morning and went out to visit his
\ brother
/ A. L. Dunbar, of the Dawson store,
returned Sunday from Denver where
/ be spent several weeks with Mrs. Dun
| bar, who is there receiving medical
! treatment.
The quarterly examination of the
4 county treasurer's books was compile
/ ted Monday. Probate Judge Calvert,
/ B. (. Brown and Fred Barnett con-
Quoted the examination.
NJ T. Warren, of Colorado Springs.
/ formerly in the jewelry business in
\ this city, stopped off here Wednesday
on his way home from Chicago TO look
\ after some business matters.
G. l. Cochran, of Seymour, Ia, ar
rived in GOOdland Saturday. He re-
turned home Monday night. He SAID,
remarking on the weather, that south
ern Iowa was very dry when he left
The members of the G. A. r. desire
/ all sons Of veterans to meet with them
on Saturday, July 20, that arrange
ments may be made to reorganize the
/ camp and get it in good working form
John Sullivan, q pioneer Of the coun-
/ ty and venerable citizen, who lives
southwest Of town, suffered Psralytic
| stroke Saturday. Tuesday be had an
other stoke, consequently his life is
despaired Of.
Mrs. James Lynch, Of PhilIipsburR
arrived here Sunday, being summoned
to the bedside Of her father, James
Sullivan, who lives four miles south
west OF town, and who suffered & stroke
Of paralysis Saturday.
NJ ID. Cuthbertson and John BRAY
we're at Colby Monday to attend a com
mittee meeting Of the Northwest Kan
sas Veterans union TO try and get the
reunion next year at G0Odland. 1t viii
be held at WaKeeney this year in
September.
+. ". Lambert and wife, Of Central
Z Civ Neb we're OueSfs a. fha Cson-