The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-05-03
PERSONAL NOTES.


is IN the city
Ike W. Crumly, of Colby, was in
town Monday.
A. D. Stewart was at Colby this week
tuning pianos.
d. P. Crow returned Tuesday from a
/ trip to Oberlin-
A. G. Smith, OF Bancroft, Ia, was in
GOOdland Monday.
@. o. Taylor, OF KirkvilIe, Kan, was
in Goodland Monday.
Arch Dunn, Of Sharon Springs, was
in GOOdland Monday.
John Cullins was a visitor at Colo
RADIO Springs last week.
/ E. T. Tenant left Wednesday even
I ing for trip to Topeka.
Miss Viola Huff left Wednesday for
/ a months visit in Chicago.
| Ben Shipley, Of AtchisOn, Kan, ar
7 rived IN GOOdland Thursday.
DR.. Richards left Wednesday night
for a business trip to Denver.
Miss Mamie Wallace returned to her
/ home In Norton Wednesday.
Willis Smith and Dan Yake, Of Lake
/ Greek, we're visitors here Tuesday.
Howard Her, Of Oberlin, is in town
the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. W. II. Far
/ row.
G. ". Wray and wife left Wednesday
for an extended visit TO their old home
in Wrayville, III.
Mrs. George Hotter and Miss Viola
/ Huff left Wednesday for q months
visit in Chicago.
James P. Mack and Carl Henderson,
Of Springfield, Ill. arrived in the city
| Thursday morning.
Messrs. Shaul and Denune went to
/ Goodland Monday, returning Tuesday.
l-HOXie Palladium.
Pearl Thomas, of Boulder, Col, for,
merly Of this city, was in town Sat
urday meeting friends.
Miss Mary Crawford returned Tues
I day morning from an extended visit to
her former home in Missouri.
G. II. Millisack was at Burlington,
| Col, Wednesday on business connect
ed with his store at that place.
Thomas Madigan aud James Taylor,
| of Wallace county, we're in Good
/ land Thursday with baled hay.
Travelingman John Green, of shoe
fame, was here this week. This is his
first visit here for several years.
/ Mrs. @. /. Bagley is convalescing
| from prolonged illness and was able
to take a carriage ride Wednesday.
DR.. Robertson returned to his home
\ in Denver Wednesday after a weeks
visit with his SOD, Hugh Robertson.
Camille Jupe hurt himself Wednes-
/ day while attending to his dray bust
ness and is now laid up for repairs.
". z. Bartlett. Of Clifton Park. O.,
! bought a residence property IN Good
/ land this week and will make his home
here.
Fred Glover, of Atwood, represent
I ing the Seigel-Sanders Livestock Com
mission company, was in town this
week
Sam OakfOrd, representing Jenkins
Sons Music company, of Kansas City,
| sold several pianos to GOOdland parties
/ this week.
William Henry is working for the
! Colorado Packing and Provision COM
/ pany, of Colorado Springs, in the sheep
/ killing department.
| Josiah Crosby. of st. Francis, repre-
/ sentative Of Cheyenne county, was in
i town Monday. He took the evening
train for trip to HOxie.
Oslo BortOn, formerly employed in
/ the ThOrsOn store, was in town Tues
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| Colorado the past winter.
/ A. Mersinger, of Brewster, q recent
I arrival to this county, was in GOodland
/ Wednesday. Mr.. Mersinger formerly
! lived in Lincoln county, this state.
There were only three graduates of
common schools this year. They are
/ Grace Roth, Of Ruleton, and Fife
/ Grouse and Amy Harmon, Of Kanorado.
Tom Hiskey, formerly of this city,
/ has been appointed to be chief clerk
/ of the government land Office at Wa
Keeney, Kan, at a salary Of 81 200 per
year.
DR.. L. A. Golden, Of Kensington,
\ Kan, was in GOOdland Thursday on
! business connected with his ranches.
He took a rig and drove out with Mr..
Detwiler, his foreman, Thursday morn
I ing.
The quarterly examination for teach
ers' certificates was held Saturday at
| the court house. James Phillips, Miss
/ May Wilson and Ralph Smalley were
i the only ones that took the examina-
ton.
Mrs. Thomas, Of Good Hope, Ill,
/ left for her home Saturday after spend
/ ing few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wiley.
/ Mrs. Thomas had been in Denver a few
weeks and stopped here on her way
/ home.
". G. LitteH and y. B. Vedder, both
Of Jackson, Mich, we're in town Mon
| day. They are opticians but we're pre-
vented from practicing here by the
| license which the city imposes on trsv-
cling doctors Of all descriptions.
George Austin and son, Ira, Of Edison,
were IN town Wednesday. Ira has just
recovered from the smallpox, the fami-
I IL being released from quarantine
I Monday. The boy had the disease in
/ light form and it did not leave any
marks.
Gov. Stanley is the recipient Of
many freak letters. Among his col
i lection IS one from a jewell county
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