The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-06-14

I
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butt, a
daughter, June 10.
William Ennis is taking in the sights
at Colorado Springs.
A. II. Dunn, Of Sharon Springs, was
/ in GOodland Monday.
S. c. Smith, Of Centralia, Kan, was
I IN GOodland Wednesday.
Hugo Baur, Of Chicago, is the new
barber in the BlOdgett shop
Joe Cullins has left his position as
/ barber in the BlOdgett shop.
amesBeattey left yesterday for Min
neapOlis, Kan, where he VIII remain q
few weeks.
&C. Inflow, proprietor OF the Hill
/ City Reville, vas a GOOdland visitor
Wednesday
Miss Bessie Gillian. of Jamesport,
No, Is In the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. H. Lee.
George Hess and Frank Dawson
were down to Sam JOhnstOn's ranch on
Goose creek, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs a. @. Kaulitz were the
guests Of friends In Burlington, Col, a
few days the past week.
A number Of young people from
/ GoOdland were at Brewster Saturday
night to attend a dance.
Miss Estella Myers returned last
" eek from Gilman, Col, where she
ia, light the village school
Mrs. G. D. Krow, Of Hubbel, Neb., is
in f. ,wn for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. a I'D Mrs. ". Hargraves.
H Coffin, of Colorado Springs, is
in Goo, Hand. He Is the uncle OF b. h.
Coffin a nd is here on a visit.
Mrs. Robert Sisty, of Denver, re-
turned to her home Saturday after a
few days -isit with Mrs. Ebert.
Mrs. J. W. Handley and neice, Miss
Bessie Gree q, returned from Kansas
City Tuesday where they had been for
a visit.
Mrs. W. II, 1uston, of South Omaha,
formerly of this city, IS here Tor a VISIT
with her parents, Mr.. and MRS. y sui
livan.
Al Prewitt is back from Colorado
SPRINGS where he went to play with the
Midland bank. He couldn't stand the
altitude.
Mrs. James CrOni can, of Harrington,
returned home Wednesday after a
visit in Goodland with Dir. and Mrs.
Pat Brown.
The little daught er of A. A. Lister
living northeast Of CToodland, has been
quite sick lately and Doctor Gullck
was called in the case
Clarence Krow, of Hub ell, Neb-, for
merly of this city, was in town over
Sunday for a visit with his parents.
He is publisher Of a newspaper at Huo-
bel.
Mrs. G. H. Rice and children left
this week for Kansas City where
they will make their home, Mr. Rice
having bought a grocery store in the
city.
Nellie Usher, of Mason City, Ia, for
merly Of this city, was among the grad
yates Of st. Francis academy at Mason
City at the annual commencement he Id
last night.
Charles W. Mccormick, of Phillips
burg. son of eX-COngressman McCOr- a
mick, was in GoOdland Tuesday. He
is an applicant for assistant principal
in the school here.
Mrs. J. II. Stewart and daughter,
Mrs. B. +. Brown, returned from Salina
where they went TO see Mr..
and Mrs. a. S. Warmer graduate from
the Wesleyan university.
A. @. Mead, Of BelOit, Kan, was in
Goodland Friday on his way to st.
Francis. He is interested in the bank
there and Is a member Of the legisla-
ture of Mitchell county.
d. J. Bryan reports that Mrs. Craw-
ford, q neighbOr of Mr.. Bryan, has dis
covered a new use for Russian thistles.
It is an excellent cOlOring material and
cOlors a deep yellow for cotton.
Herbert Stewart has returned from
Salina where he has been attending
the Wesleyan university. He has taken
the position as bOOkkeeper In the Mil
lisack store, commencing his duties
Monday.
a telegram was received here Tues
day for George Bradley, conveying the
sad news Of the death Of his mother,
who lived near Monmouth, III. Brad
ley IS in Oklahoma and the dispatch
was forwarded to him there.
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley and Miss Ella
Morse returned from visit to relatives
at Phillipsburg Monday night. They
were accompanied On their return by
a niece Of Mrs. Wiley, who viii visit ]
for some time with her aunt here.
DR.. b. Smith and wife left Mon /,
day night for Chicago, where the doc
tor will take postgraduate lectures.
On their way they intend to take In
the Shriners imperial council at Kansas
City. and viii make the doctors broth
er at Centerville, Ia, a short visit
h ?. Beale, a stOckman from Kansas s
City, was IN GoOdland Tuesday. He ]
went with Sheriff Walker to ranches
on the Beaver 70 repleTin Is head OF
three ear-Old Hereford bulls, the pro- I
perty Of the Siegel Sanders company
This move Is to cover the stock not in
cluded IN previous seizure.
G. ". Mccormick returned from
NickersOn Saturday night. He com ,
pIeted the course there and as that
school is now an accredited institution
be viii be entitled to q state certificate. !
Mr. Mccormick has been offered a pro
fessOrship in the Sherman county high
-.Ennl .-a --.,E m 70 L-ooaLa-.a L.. | :