The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-11-08
PERSONAL NOTES.


week from Norton.
Mildred Usher has returned to her
home IN Mason City, Ia.
Dell Bower is here from Norton
making final arrangements to move e
that place.
Mrs E Q. Wiley and sister, Miss
Ella Morse, have gone to Phillipsbure
for visit.
Claude Van Hook has removed from
the photograph building to the Ha-
zen house.
A BEEN, Of Cortland, Kan, is here
visiting his son, ". ID. BEEN, who lives
northeast of GOodland
@. L Calvert was at Colby Wednes-
day on business connected with the
United States land Office.
Harry Root, subscription solicitor
for the Topeka State Journal, made
his quarterly visit to GoodIand this
week.
! Charles Bowers, of Cheyenne county,
was in the city Monday. He is teach
ing school in the north part of Sher-
man county.
Mrs. B. z. Spar, of Denver, accom-
panied by her son, Eddie Spar, is in
town for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
/ Fred Dawson.
Railroad Commissioner James n.
F'ike, Of Colby, was in town Tuesday
evening. He left on the eight o'clock
train for Topeka.
The city council held a meeting
Tuesday night. The only business
transacted was the allowing Of claims
against the city.
George Bradley will ship a carload of
mich COWS to Cripple Greek tomorrow
where they will be sold. He accom-
/ Danies the shipment.
County Clerk AID. Rummel returned
/ Wednesday morning from a few weeks
visit in Jsmesport, Mo. He was &C
/ companied by his wife.
! a. J. Watson, Of Ashland, Col, was
a visitor in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Watson is in the cattle business near
that place and is doing we'll.
Jake Sholinger, the heavy weight
! travelling man, of Clyde, was in the city
| this week. He is travelling in the in
terests Of the Clyde Touring mill.
/ Albert Conn, of Miltonvale, Kan, has
l bought land in this county through NJ.
I RObinson's real estate agency. Mr..
/ Conn will come here to live early next
spring.
Alfred johnson, who is in the cattle
d
! Wednesday. He will leave in a few
weeks for Griswold, Ia, to be absent
/ all winter.
Rev. r g. Smith and family returned
/ last week from the east. He says it is
an error as told in The Republic that
! be would give up the ministry and en-
kage in the cattle industry.
Rev A s. Warmer and wife left
yesterday for Miltonvale, Kan, where
| he is pastor of the Methodist church
Rev and Mrs. Warmer have been
visiting relatives here few weeks.
Wade Warner, of the county treas
urer's Office, was a visitor TO Kansas
City, Topeka and Lawrence last week
He spent a day with Fred Barnett at
Lawrence, who is a student of the state
university.
The neighbors and friends of Thomas
Butt, who lives southeast of town,
treated him to a surprise party at his
home Saturday night. Tommy" was
sure enough surprised and he admitted
it. An oyster supper was the chief
feature.
Several loads of broom corn were
brought in this week. Gus Strand,
August johnson, Charles Faline, Pete,
Hartzler, r. @. Martin, Mr.. Wolf and
others brought in loads aggregsting
1880 pounds. The corn was bought
by J. 9. Barnett, of Ranorado, and
brought from $50 to so per ton.
John Bray, NJ. d. Cuthbertson, Fred
Dawson and George Hess are absent on
an antelope hunt. They left Monday and
took a good camping outfit along. They
went to Sam Johnson's ranch, in Wal
! lace county, and from there proceeded
west into Colorado. III the weather
continues favorable they will be absent
about a week.
The Congregational church is IN
| dergOing extensive repairs The stee-
pie damaged by lightning will be re-
constructed, the roof shingled, the
gables OF the audience room sheated
with lumber, plastering mended and
the walls and ceiling repspered. ".
/ l. White is doing the carpenter work.
W. D. Piatt, postoff1ce inspector of
/ the st. Louis district, has been in the
county on an inspection tour recently
I He was inspecting the GOodland Office
Monday and having finished his work
/ IN the county left Tuesday for Chey-
enne county. His home is in Hastings,
/ Neb. All postOffices south and west Of
Iowa are in the st. Louis district.
Albert Ford, the young man who had
/ his feet crushed while beating q ride
I on No. 6 October "a, and who has been
! staying in Goodland sinoe he met with
I the misfortune, left for his home in
/ jamestown, \. Y, Tuesday morning
/ Relatives Of Ford in jamestown sent
1 him money to pay his fare. home. His
feet are nearly well, although be is yet
unable to wear shoes.
| G. L. Calvert, who has been acting
as attorney for Mrs. InRles, widow Of
/ Jesse Ingles, who died about two years
ago, made out the voucher for Mrs. In
giles Monday. The pension has just
been granted at SD per month and
/ Mrs. InReles will receive S268 back
pension She lives with her son, north
Of Kanorado. Congressman Reeder
give the matter bis attention and Mr..
! Calvert has pushed the claim through
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