The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-02-15
PERSONAL NOTES.

PERSONAL NOTES.
Jack Lynch, of PhiIlipsburg, is in
/ town.
Lewis Braden, of Roswell, is here to
| attend the ball.
Frank Neff, of st. Francis, was in
GOOdland Monday.
A number of young people are suffer
| ing with the humps.
Hank Reese left Monday night for a
| business trip to Iowa.
q. A. Woods, of Denver, formerly of
GOOdland, is IN town.
County Clerk Rummel is sick in bed
on account of vaccination.
Miss Della Palmer, of Roswell, Col,
IS IN town the guest of friends,
DR.. Burckhalter is back from a trip
on dental business to nearby towns.
Mrs. W. Swearinger has returned
from a visit with relatives in Topeka.
Mrs. NJ. Stanton, of Roswell. is in the
city the guest Of Mrs. Pauline Hart
man.
Miss Ella Penfold, of BurIin gton,
Col, is in town the guest of Mrs. a. @.
Kaulitz.
c. F. Weber has located at Caldwell,
Kan, where he has bought a grain
elevator.
J. a. Mcmahon. the dancing teacher,
Is In town and will act as prOmpter at
the conductors ball.
Mrs. ". A. Bonnie will return to
G9Odland- next week. She has been
visiting In st. Joseph.
Sheriff William Walker will take
Mathew mcKeigan, insane, to the asy-
lum at Topeka tonight.
Miss Anna Husek has returned
home from Colorado Springs where
she spent several months.
Miss Gertie Lawless, of Palmyra,
Wis, is in the city for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. S. b. Hubbard.
NJ. T. Warren, of Colorado Springs,
formerly engaged in the jewelry bust
ness in GOOdland, is in town.
Rev. Albert Watkins conducted ser
vices in the Episcopal church last
Sunday morning and evening.
-AXel Anderson, of Denver, formerly
OF this city, was in town Saturday. He
returned to Denver Saturday night.
Joe ErringtOn, of Ruleton, has re-
turned from visit to relatives in
England. He was gone six months.
Miss Blanche Pack has returned
from Pueblo where she went with her |
mother. Mrs. Pack has not returned |
yet
D. P. Grove, of Oberlin, who is
known in GOOdland, is in Jail in Ober-
lin charged with burglarizing jewelry |
store.
a. A Bower and wife returned Tues
day from a visit In Topeka. They heard |
Mrs. Nation speak in the state senate |
chamber.
N. Ackley, of Marble Rock. Ia, a !
brother Of the late E. D. Ackley of this |
county, is here and will move his broth I
er's family to Iowa
John Exline, Of Boulder, Col, was in |
GOOdland this week. He was formerly !
a resident of this county and lived /
here for several years.
Mrs. Lou Richmond and Mrs. Clara J
DQwner, daughters of the late @. T. !
HOdgkinsOn, returned to their home in /
Polk county, Neb., Monday.
Presiding Elder L. o. Housed, of the /
Methodist church, was in town Mon |
day. He had been at st. Francis and /
took the evening train for the east.
A. L. Rich, of Colorado Springs, for /
merly of GOOdland, was in town this /
week He Is engaged in the real estate /
and insurance business at that place.
r
cUpy rooms in the Leonard brick. The \
doctor has his Office over the Ennis 4
drug store and his practice IS increas-
ing steadily.
Sam HOdney and George McClelland /
have returned from a short visit in /
Illinois They said about u inches Of |
snow covered the ground when they /
left for home.
Jud Sullivan, Of Trypola, Ia, formerly
Of this county, is visiting his /
father, James Sullivan, ST.. Mr.. Sui
livan IS an extensive cattle owner Of /
his section Ia Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Walker, Jr., viii ceIe-
brate the twentieth anniversary Of 1
their marriage next Monday. They
viii entertain number Of friends at
their home. Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. 9. E. Wiley entertained
q party Of friends at their home last
Friday evening IN honor OF Mrs. Tay-
ior, Of Good Hope, III Whist was one
OF the features Of the entertainments.
Thomas Egan and daughter, Mrs.
Josie Brannagan, OF EmmetsbUrg, Ia,
we're in the city Saturday en- route TO
their home. Dir. Egan is the father OF
the late 7. 7. EgaB, OF ST. Francis, and
hey had been there 70 attend the
funeral