The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

R. a. Behn, of Colby, was in town
Friday.
G. E. Durham left Sunday for trip
to Colorado Springs.
Fred Stewart left for Oklahoma last
night to file on his claim
@. r. Buschow, furniture dealer Of
Colby, was in the city Friday.
Mrs. ". Stephens returned last week
from a visit in eastern Kansas.
Miss Mary Whipple, Of Norton, is
the new bOokkeeper in the Millisack
store.
Mrs. Frank Dawson returned Sun
day from q visit in Bell Plain and
other points in eastern Kansas.
Fred Barnett left Monday night for
Lawrence where he will enter as q
student in the State university.
J. A Gle, Of Skidmore, No, was a
business visitor in the city this week.
he was accompanied by his wife.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens left Tuesday night
for Hutchinson where he viii deliver
an address before the state convention
Of the Christian church.
Judge @. E. FOote, Of Topeka, was in
GOOdland last week. He was here TO
purchase township, school district and
other bonds for a syndicate.
Mrs James Ellis, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Cunningham, OF
MOreland, Kan, is in town the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. III. p. Candy.
Al Burtis, OF the United States
land Office in Dodge City, was in Good
land Saturday and Sunday. He is a
special agent under the general land
Office department.
II. T. Rutan, Of Oxford, Neb., former
" Of this county, was in Goodland
Tuesday. He still has land near Kan ]
oradO and may return here and engage
In the cattle business.
Fred Finch and Horace HoReboom'
who have been in Mexico where they |
have been employed as brakemen on a |
railroad, returned to GOOdland Mon |
day.
Pat Creighton, Of Greeley, Col, a |
potato dealer Of the famous Greeley /
district, was in the city this week with /
a view Of selling several carloads to 1
local retailers.
Mrs. W. @. Schew, and two children,
Of Grand Junction, Col, is in the city /
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bower. !
Mrs. ScheW was formerly Miss Eta /
Green, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs W. o. Strain, of Den
yer, and Y. Button, of Ottawa, Kan,
were here to attend the funeral Of Earl
ThOrson- Mr.. Button and Mrs. Strain
are brother and sister Of Mrs. Earl |
ThorsOn.
Herbert Stewart, who has been en-
plOyed as bOOkkeeper in the Millisack
store the past three months, left Mon
day for Salina where he will resume
his studies at the Kansas Wesleyan
university.
VIII Finley, of Craig, Col, a son of
w. Il. Finley, formerly of this city, was
in town Friday. He was en- route to
Ithaca, N. Y, where be will take a
course in electrical engineering at
Cornell university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swarts returned Tues
day morning from the east. They went
10 Louisville, KY, to attend the Knight
Femplar cOnclave and on their way
home they stopped in Illinois, where
they formerly lived, for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Adams entertain
I'd at six o'clock dinner last Friday
evening. The guests we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Walker, Jr., DR.. and Mrs.
3. ii. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. R T. CoOts, Mrs. Pauline
Mr.. John Boyle.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens and family, ". S.
Coleman and family and J. S. Ellen
berger Of this city, and Misses Katie
and Edna Dimmitt and 0. p. BOtOrf,
Of Colby, returned Saturday from an
overland trip to the mountains While
n Platte canyon the party saw genu-
ne bear but they did not disturb the
1east.