The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-26
PERSONAL NOTES.

J. T. Mac1gan, Of Wallace, was In
town Tuesday
Miss Bessie Waters has been quite
sick this week
Ed Cole was a visitor at Brulin gton,
Col, this week
John Butts, OF Cripple Greek, is here
the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. Dave Agerter has gone to Den
yer TO join her husband.
Miss Corinne Douglas has gone TO
Nebraska to visit relatives.
Joe Smalley and wife left Monday
night for Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. II. K. Wheat left Monday morn
ing for visit In Beatrice, Neb.
Mrs. G. E. Biddison returned Mon
day from brief visit in Denver.
DR.. Robertson, Of Denver, is in town
for a visit with his son, II. I. Robert
son.
A. V: Jesse, of Millisack's store at
Burlington, Col, was in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. W. Stephens left Sunday even
ing for visit with relatives in Onaga,
Kan.
John Nye, of Chicago, was here Sat
urday. He went east on the evening
train.
G. L. Calvert was at Colby Tuesday
on business before the United States
land Office.
Joe Cullins is working at the barber
trade again. He is employed in the
Blodgett shop.
E. Safer has returned from Iowa
where he has been visiting relatives
several months.
Rev. J. W. Upton, of Oberlin, for
merly or this city, is in town visiting
his SOD, Herman Upton.
Ross Heron has quit singing type
for THE REPUBLIC and has re sumed his
occupation as "hash singer"
B. J. Mense, of Kansas City, sales
man for Remington typewriters, was
canvassing GOOdland Wednesday.
Henry Allen, formerly of this city,
bu5 who is now conducting a barber
shop at Selden, was here this week.
Roe Bowers, of st. Francis, formerly
a hardware merchant of that place, was
in town Monday en- route to Topeka.
DR.. W. II. Farrow left Sunday for
Pueblo where be will take baths at the
springs at that place for rheumatism.
Glen Filler left Monday evening for
Caldwell, Kan, where he expects to
find employment at the carpenter
trade.
Harry Roberts, formerly of this city,
now of Cortland, Kan, was here yes
terday. He is a travelling salesman,
selling dental supplies.
II. H Matter, Of SaIina, travelling
collector for the Plano Harvesting
company, was in GOOdland Tuesday
on business for his firm
Louis Farrow has gone to the coun-
try to rusticate. He has taken a job
on the Clayton ranch, which is now
owned by Lee Conquest.
Miss Doran, a sister of Mrs. Pat
Brown, is in town the guest of her
sister. Miss Doran but recently came
to this country from Ireland.
Mrs. S. Beidleman, Misses Wayne
and Pearl Prewitt, accompanied by
their brother, Al Prewitt, left Monday
night for a few weeks visit in Kansas
City.
R. E. White, of Cass county, Ia,
formerly of this city, was IN town Sat
urday. Mr.. White was formerly en-
plOyed in the Touring mill at this
place.
Neil Nelson, of Grant township, was
in town yesterday. He has just finished
sowing 100 acres of wheat AMI he came
to town to have it insured against hail
storms.
Wesley Coleman, who has been In
invalid since last October, owing to
paralytic stroke, was able to walk up
town Monday. He is compelled to use
crutches.
WI. Bartlett, of Clifton Park, O.,
was stopping at the Commercial hotel
this week. He thinks of making his
home here. Mr.. Bartlett is accOmp-
anied By his wife.
Mrs. Fred Horney left for her home
in Brewster Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. HOrney leave many friends
here who regret their departure.-Shar-
on Springs Times.
Hank Ward, Of Goodland, accom-
panied by Thomas EdgertOn, has ar
rived at w. r. Lewis where Mr.. Null
len will treat Edgerton for cancer
Smith Center Journal.
Joseph Hinton, who on February Il
last shot Miss Maggie Shurtz, at Logan,
was found guilty Of murder in the first
degree at Phillipsburg last Saturday.
He viii be given a life sentence.
A. T. Brown, of Topeka, was IN Good
land Monday. He represents p. BiakiS-
toms Son & Co, of Philadelphia, pub
fishers of medical works. The works
are standard for regular practitioners.
Mrs. George Cunningham returned
to her home in Kansas City Saturday.
Mr. Cunningham, who is a trainmaD
between PhillipsbUrg and Kansas City,
was here Saturday and accompanied
his wife home
J. H Mayne, OF Council Bluffs, Ia,
was here this week looking for IN vest
ment in Sherman county lands. He
viii buy ten or twelve quarter Sc ctiOns
Of land IL he can find prices and loca-
tiOns TO suit him.
". h Waltman, of Cripple Greek,
arrived in GoOdland Wednesday and
viii make his home here His wife is