The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-04

city.
James n Fike, Of Colby, was in town
/ Tuesday.
Fred HOdgkinsOn was In Denver he
/ first Of the week
Mrs. D. E. Bartholomew has return
ed from a visit east.
Fred Book spent a few days in Beat
rice, Neb-, last week.
Mrs. William Walker, ST., is serious
ly Ill with liver difficulty.
a L. Dunbar, Of the Dawson store,
was IN Denver this week.
Mrs. A. Q. Adams has returned from
q visit In eastern Kansas.
Mrs. Jane CulIins and Mrs. George
Cullins are in Denver this week.
Mrs. Hoyt Andrews has returned
from two weeks stay IN Pueblo.
Mrs Luther and sons, Gene and Don,
are in Denver attending the carnival.
J. P Cullen, Of the Arensberg &
Cullen store, is in Denver attending
the carnival
J. A. johnson, solicitor for the To-
peka Herald, was in Goodland Satur-
day.
John Hartzler, formerly an attorney
Of GOOdland but now Of Salina, was
here Saturday.
Miss Lizzie FrerIchs has gone to
PeytOn, Col, for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. HenEE Dresser.
A. P. Tone Wilson, a Colby lawyer
and real estate dealer, was a visitor In
Goodland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quincy, living
southeast Of town, are receiving CON
gratulations on the birth Of a son, born
Sunday.
W.R. Morton, Of the Depot hotel, is
in Denver this week. Mrs. Dayton is
in charge Of the hotel during Mr.. Nor
tons absence.
Charles Mccormick returned We'd /
nesday morning from Oklahoma where
he went to file on a claim which be
drew in the drawing.
Daniel Weber and J. B. French, Of |
Alma, Neb-, arrived in GOOdland We'd !
nesday on their way to Colorado. Mr.. |
Weber is brother of J. Z. Weber, Of |
this city.
DR.. T. II. Smith viii leave Saturday |
night for Chicago to be absent a couple |
Of weeks. He VIII take special lessons |
Of Prof. Sem, the great military sur |
geOn expert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson, Of Crawfords- !
vile, Ind, returned TO their home Sat |
urday after a visit with Mrs. Clark /
sons sister, Mrs. II. Z. GreIger, of Vol |
taire township.
Horace Beadle, of West Cambridge, |
Washington county, y. Y, was in
GOOdland this week. He owns land in |
this county and is here looking after
his interests.
John Butler has applied for the posi- |
ton Of janitOr Of the public school
building. H SimontOn, who has been !
working as JanltOr, Is going back TO his |
former position as fireman at the rail- |
road shops.
George BOggs, son Of William BOggs, |
returned home from Iowa last week. /
He has been absent four years and was /
in Texas and Louisiana for some time. /
He intends settling down here and /
going to farming.
Rev. ]. E. Kirkpatrick, of Kirwin, /
preached morning and evening at the |
Congregational church last Sunday. |
He will hold services in the church the /
last Sunday Of each month. The next /
date will be October y.
Ed Z. Jones, Of Omaha, representing !
the Omaha branch Of p. T. Collier, the 4
publisher, was In GOOdland this week. I
Mr.. Jones formerly lived in Cheyenne /
county and was in the drug business /
at Wsno, which is now st. Francis.
". h. Curry, Of Rock Island, Tex,
has been here several weeks visiting /
his son, W. E. Curry, Of Cheyenne /
county, and his brOther-in-law, VIII /
liam Sexsou. He left for his home in |
Texas Monday.
George Dillinger. a son Of County /
Commissioner D. ". Dillinger, cut his 4
right heel on a cOrn-cutting sled last 4
Friday at his home north Of Brewster. /
The wound was treated at home and /
Monday be came to town with his 4
father.
Mrs. o. G. Dawson has returned from /
Wichita where she was called several /
weeks ago BY the fatal illness Of her /
sister, Mrs. 7. Q. Harper. She was &C I
companied home by her nephew, Clyde 1
Who viii remain here this |
winter.
Bishop Milispaugh held divine ser
vice in the Episcopal mission chapel 1
Friday evening at which time the cere-
mOny Of confirmation was administered |
to seven candidates. The sermon was
on excellent one and the ceremonies
were very impressive.
Rev. l. o. HOusel, presiding elder
Of the Norton district, preached Sun
day evening at the Methodist church
and held communion services. The
subject Of his discourse was HWhO Is
Ny Neighbour" and the subject was
handled in an excellent manner
Take Higher Degree in Masonry.
The Royal Arch degree was conferred
upon James Y. Ffke. Of Colby. J. A.