The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-03-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

4 Jerry Lyons. OF 81 francis, was ID
1 GOodland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Westeott left
Monday for Kansas City.
Dick Auer has gone to Kansas City
I and AtchisOn on a business trip
Orvil Wileman is spending a few
days with friends near LaBlanche.
c. NJ. NIillisack viii 60 TO st. Louis
next week to buy goods for his store.
Newton KrOw returned Wednesday
from trip to Oklahoma and Texas.
Mrs. ". a Bonnie returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit in st.
Joseph.
Pete Robidoux aud W. NJ. Dunn, of
Wallace county, were in GOodland
Tuesday.
John Fender, of Olatbe, Kan, is a
new shoemaker working for Adolph
Fledelius.
Mrs. Henry Rung, of Ruleton, spent
Friday and Saturday in GoOdland the
guest of friends.
Daniel Gerber, a teacher of iangu-
Thorson's store.
scriptiOns for the Kansas City Star,
was here this week
E L. Jacobs, of st. Francis, brother
in-law of Conductor Denney, was in
| GOodland this week
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Z.
/ Durham, formerly of GOOdland, but
now Of Colby, February Is.
Peter Doerfor returned Monday from
| Kansas City, where he had been to re-
ceive treatment for cancer.
W. Carter, traYelingman who makes
/ this town for SOmer- Richardson, of st.
Joseph, has resigned his position.
No services were held at the Method
ist church Sunday owing to the illness
of the pastor, Rev. @. II. Woodward.
T. P Crawford left Monday for
/ Mound City, Kan, where he will receive
medical treatment. He is afflicted
/ with cancer.
J. G. Barnett and wife, late of the
| Commercial hotel, left for Indianapolis,
Ind, last week where they will make
an extended visit.
w. E. Benjamin, the photographer,
who has been holding forth in a tent
/ for several months, has followed the
example of the Arab.
| Rev. Denney will preach at Edison
next Sunday. Rev. Denney took a trip
/ to Denver this week and returned the
latter part of the week.
W. G. Vincent, of the Commercial
/ hotel, left Tuesday for ArapahOe,
i N9b., and will be absent about three
weeks attending to business matters.
Mrs. NJ. Coous, of Valparaiso. Neb., is
visiting with her father, II. II. Schell
She is stopping here while her husb-
and is looking up a location in Oregon.
Miss Eva Stewart left Tuesday morn
! ing for her home in Hastings, Neb.
She taught the Strand school, south of
town, and the term was completed last
Friday.
County Clerk A. D. Rummel is rusti-
eating out in the country for a few
days and J. NJ. Jewell is in charge of
] the Office.
William Walker. Jr, went to Topeka
I Wednesday night TO lobby for the ap-
pOintment of Jim Fike for railroad
| commissioner.
Lewis Cullins has found out that his
calling is that of hack driver and has
assumed the position of driving that
vehicle to and from the railroad to
meet the trains.
Mrs. A D. Stewart, who has been IN
Cincinnati for the past few months
/ where she has been taking special in
structiOns in music, will return to
Goodland soon.
Mrs Earl ThorsOn and Mrs. J. w.
Usher left Sunday night for Pueblo,
/ Col. Mrs. ThOrsOn will visit for a week
or ten days with Mrs. Cox and Mrs.
/ Usher was on visit here.
O.. S. Cox, representing the Anheuser-
! Bush Brewing company, spent Sunday
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! the posse that captured the train rob-
bers at this place last August.
Charles T. Rule. for many years a
/ business man of KanoradO. has decided
/ to leave the county and will 90 TO Ok
lahoma. He was in GoOdland Wednes-
day evening attending to some bust
mes matters.
John a. Nye, of Chicago, formerly OF
/ this city, was In town Monday. He is
! in the migration business and had
] been on trip In the Indian Territory
He is a brother-in-laW. of E. T. Murphy
and be spent the day with him.
J. B. Penn left here Tuesday night
/ being summoned by wire for Platteville
/ Wis, where his Aged parents reside
/ The telegram informed him that his
mother was at the point Of death. She
/ died Tuesday at four o'clock and Mr..
| Penn arrived there Thursday morning
The funeral was held Thursday in the
afternoon, so he was In time for the
/ funeral. The old lady was % years OF
age. Mr.. PENIS father Is 50 years OF
age and very feeble; so Mr.. Penn vii
remain a week or so to attend TO mat
tiers and to see that the old gentleman
is made comfortable. Mr.. Penn IS the
only son and only child OF his aged
father.
Take PreeautIon-
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