The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

\ G. W. JUpe was a business visitor at
Colby Tuesday.
Mrs. n. P. Matlock returned Sunday
/ from Colorado.
Harry Fike, of Colby, vas in the
city Wednesday.
( Mrs. a D. Ebert, wife of Engineer
Ebert, has gone to Pueblo for a visit.
! Jack Smalley, who has been at Mill
| gan, Neb., returned to Goodland Tues
day.
| lup, has returned from a visit IN Colo
RADIO.
J. II. Harvey and family returned
Monday from few days visit in
Horton.
Mrs Agnew, of Denver, was in town
the past week the guest Of Mrs. j. y.
Hazelbaker.
F. B. Williams, Of Arkansas City,
Kan, formerly Of this county, was in
town this week.
Mrs. Coffin, mother Of B. E. Coffin,
OF this city, is In town for a visit with
her son and family.
W. f. Gleason, Of Cloud county, was
IN town this week He may buy some
land IN this county.
Mrs. J. 7. Joyce has returned to her
home In Pueblo. She was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Tnlly.
Mrs. A. b. Miller and children will |
attend the Festival Of Mountain and |
Plain in Denver next week.
Miss Ella PenfOld, Of Burlington, |
Col, was In the city this week the /
guest Of the Misses Seaman.
Charles Justice and wife, OF Friend, /
Neb., we're IN the city last week the /
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Derby.
The family OF Fireman James Kelly
arrived here from Laramie, Wyo., Tues
day and viii make their home here.
Q. @. Morrison, a merchant Of Colby,
was In town yesterday to attend the
meeting Of the Ministerial association.
G. Q. AIIinger, Of Rice county, Kan,
a brOther-in-law Of Andrew and Henry I
Kaiser, Of Grant township, is here for
a visit.
Mrs. Nick Scallion left Friday for a
visit in Denver. She will remain there
to attend the Festival Of Mountain
and Plain.
Prof Mccormick of the city school,
went to Phillipsburg this week on
business trip. John Reed is teaching
in his absence.
j. F. Tucker, travelling salesman for
the McPike Drug company, Of Atchi-
son, Kan, was in GOodland Thursday.
He tips the scales at $50 pounds.
Jack Griffin, Of Denver, formerly a
railroad man Of this city, was in town
yesterday. He is now buying butter
and eggs for commission house.
Fred Stewart returned Saturday
from Oklahoma where he went 60 fileI
q al oh hn - L.
drawing. His claim is near Hobart.
Attorney Lindley, Of Covington, Ind.
who was here for his health and stop
ped with A z. Barnett, left Monday for
Denver. He is afflicted with the
Mrs. a. Z Barnett went to Flagler,
Col, Wednesday for a visit. She will
remain TO attend the wedding Of her
niece, Miss celia Buchanan, to H
Hutchins.
Alexander Rummel, the I1-year-oId
son of County Clerk RummeI, who
had his left collar bone broken in a |
game Of football last week, is getting
along finely.
@. T. Palmer has sold his farm In
Smoky township TO II. A. Chinberg, Of
Wallace county, who viii move on the
place at once. Mr.. Palmer viii remove
to Salida. Col.
Mrs. Biddison and daughter, Miss
Grace BiddisOn, Of Rock Island, Ill, {
who has been visiting her son, Q. Z. ID
went to Denver Tuesday to
spend a few days.
Mrs. Kate Bray, department score
tary of the WOman's Relief Corps, re-
turned Saturday from Cleveland, O.,
where she went to attend the @. A. r..
and w. r. 9. encampment.
J. ". Tibbles and wife, of Decatur
county, we're In town this week the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. FarroE. Mr..
Iibbles is moving to Colorado Springs
and stopped over here on the way out.
Mrs S. B. Morse, formerly Of this
city, wife Of the late Conductor Morse,
is here from WinslOw, Ariz, where her !
son, Joe Morris, is a conductor on the
Santa Fe. He was a conductor on this
division OF the Rock Island at one
time.
Rev. Oslo BOrton, Of Selden. Kan, Is
one OF the Methodist ministers who
have been In attendance at the min
isterial association Of the Norton dist
rict IN our city for several days this
week de was at one time a clerk In
E ThorsOn's store. Rev. II. J. LoreDz.
formerly OF Cheyenne county. and At
one time on the Kanorado and Rule
ton circuit, Is also in attendance. He
Is now stationed at-NortOa.
JOnes-Germaun.