The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-11-22
PERSONAL NOTES.

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burg last Friday.
A. P. Tone Wilson, of Colby, was her,
to attend court.
I ". S. Ready, of Claremont, Col, wa.
IN town this week
James Y. Fike, of Colby, spent Wed
nesday in GOOdland.
A. V. Selbee, of Athena, Kan, spent
Sunday In GOodland.
Mrs. ". Stephens left last night fol
a visit in HOltOD, Kan.
j. NJ Roberts, Of Sabetha, Kan, wa:
in GOOdland this week.
h. F. Wheatley was at Norton yes
terday on a business trip.
r. A. Ramey, an attorney of Denver
was In attendance at court.
I Mrs. Jesse Prothero left Monday
Eevening for visit In Trenton, Mo.
Miss Gertie Doerfer is i'll with ty-
/ phOid fever at the home Of Mrs. Lee.
Miss Crane, of Huron, Kan, is iu
! town the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. K
/ Adams.
c. NJ. Millisack was at Burlington,
/ Col, yesterday to make a visit to his
store at that place.
Pete and Albert RObidoux, of Wal
lace, two early settlers Of the plains,
were in Goodland this week.
Rev. r. g. Smith occupied the pulpit
/ in the Methodist church Sunday even
ing IN the place of Rev. Good.
A. VIM, of Kanorado, merchant and
| postmaster of the state line town, was
a visitor in the city Wednesday.
Charles Ames, of Norton, who owns
a ranch IN this county, was here this
week looking after his interests.
A. L. Cnllins returned Tuesday from
Mexico, No, where he went to attend
the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. HulOn.
Rhodes Allen, of Cripple Greek. Col,
formerly of this county, is in the city
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. @. l.
Calvert.
Q. W. Kribbs, of EldoradO, Kan, was
In GOOdland this week looking the
county over In view Of investing in
real estate.
Miss Mabel Harrington is back at
her place at the Hotel Ingersoll after
having spent a few days with her par
ents near KanOrado.
Oscar Childs, Of Simpson, Kan, was
in the city Tuesday en- route to Chey-
enne county where be had recently
traded for some land.
Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Cross and Miss
DOttIe Thomas we're guests Of Mr.. E.
Frank Gum at six o'clock dinner at
the Depot hotel Saturday.
John Hartzler, of Salina, formerly
an attorney of this city, was in town
this week to attend court and spent
few days visiting relatives.
E S. Knight, Of Topeka, clerk in the
office of the secretary of state, spent
Monday in GoOdIand. He returned to
Topeka on the evening train.
Sam J. Randall, of Clay Center, Kan,
was in the city Wednesday. He is
general collector for the J. I. Case
Threshing Machine company.
Z. II. Tindell, of Beukelman, Neb.,
was q business visitor in GOOdland
Tuesday. He is manager of the Rookie
teller ranch in Rawlins county, Kan.
John Nye arrived in town yesterday
from the east with a number of men
who came with him to look the coun-
try over in view Of investing in land.
G. L Calkins, of Colorado Springs,
formerly of this county, was in town
yesterday. he owns some land in the
county and was here to look after his
interests,
Mrs. William Walker, Jr., returned
home Tuesday from an inspection trip
to different lodges of the W. r. 9. IN
connection with her Office as depart
ment president.
Rev. R. G. Smith left Sunday night
for MiltOnvale, Kan, where be will
assist Rev. A. S. Warmer in holding
revival meetings in the Methodist
church at that place.
L. r. Dayton, of Almena, Kan, who
was city marshal of GoOdland during
the early days of the town, was in the
city this week meeting old acqOaint
snces. He has farm near Almena.
Ed Pratt, of Longmont, Col, was in
town this week the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A f. Taper, Mr.. Pratt Is a
brother Of Mrs. Taper and was on his
way to Nebraska where be will make
his home in the future.
Rev. ]. A. Kirkpatrick, of KirwiD, is
in the city assisting in the union re-
vival meetings at the Congregational
church. Rev. kirkpatrick holds ser
vices In the GOOdlaQd church the last
Sunday in each month.
William Sylvester, of Garden CITY.
formerly Of this county, was here this
week with a load Of sweet potatoes. He
says the farmers Of Ffnney county
have gone TO raising sugar beets and
are meeting with great success.
Capt. j. @. Waters, Of Topeka, one OF
the best lawyers in the state, was here
TO attend to the defense in the case of
Ernst Us. Auer. Capt. Waters assisted
in the prosecution Of Jessie Morrison,
who killed Mrs Castle at Eldorado.
Mrs. Joseph Collier, who has been
living in Arkansas several years, has
raturnad RI Sherman oounfv N voatra
her home. Mrs. Collier and family
we're the first settlers In Sherman
county. Her son, Charles Collier, was
the first white child born in this
county.
S ". Hartman, who plead guilty to
petit larceny IN the district court and
sentence was postponed until the April
term Of court, left Monday night for
his home in T.snors. Kan. aecompanied