The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-07-19

Rev. J. Ed Stevens was at Phillips
burg this week.
E. L. Vim, Of KanoradO, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. E G. Wiley is visiting relatives
IN PhilipsbuTg.
W E. Connolly, Of Colby, was in
GOOdland Saturday
SD. Pieksnpaugh, of Sharon Springs,
was IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. Shaw and children have gone
to Iowa for an extended visit.
Miss Louise Floyd has gone to Abb
lene, Kan, to visit acquaintances.
! Mrs. Matilda Derby left yesterday
for an outing at Colorado Springs.
Hugo Baur, barber In the Blodgett
shop, left Sunday night for Chicago.
Mrs. Mills, housekeeper at the Depot
hotel, has returned to her home in
Denver.
Miss Bertha jackson, Of Colby, is in
/ town the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. j. Ed
Stevens.
The Epworth League gave a social at
the Methodist parsonage Wednesday
evening.
Josiah Crosby, of st. Francis, was in
| town Monday Ell route home after a
trip east.
George Penfold, merchant of Bur
lington, Col, was a Goodland visitor
Wednesday.
George w Mckay and daughter, of
/ BrOOkfeld, Mo-, we're stopping at the
Commercial this week.
Mrs. W. o. Strain, of Resolis, Col.
was in town this week the guest of her
/ sister, Mrs. Earl Thorson.
DR.. W. II. FarroW left yesterday for
/ Pueblo where he will take treatment
at Clark's mineral springs.
Mrs. A. @. Kau1ftz and Miss Dottie
/ Thomas returned Sunday from few
days visit in Burlington, Col.
Mrs. z. f. Murphy returned Tues
/ day morning from Beatrice, Neb.,
where she spent several weeks.
Fred Stewart left Tuesday for FL
Reno, Ok, where he will participate in
the drawing for Oklahoma land.
Rev. J. G. Anderson will hold ser
vices in the Episcopal church Sunday,
July 81. Everyone cordially invited.
Mrs. A. G. Adams left yesterday for
an outing at Colorado Springs. She
was accompanied by Mrs. A. G. Adams,
| ST..
Mrs. E. J. Denney, of Denver, was
| IN town Wednesday on a business mis-
/ sion. She returned to Denver yester-
day morning.
Misses Bessie and Anna Sexson left
| yesterday for a visit TO Denver and
other Colorado points. They will be
| absent several weeks.
T P.LeOnaId and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Byerly, left
/ Saturday for Denver. They will visit
IN Boulder and Colorado Springs.
DR.. Q. A. Gillette and L. H. Brewer,
| OF Kit Carson county, Col, were in
town this week with drove of horses
en- route east where they expect to sell
/ them.
Fred Dawson left Sunday for Den
yer where he will spend a short vaca-
I ton. Mrs. Dawson is in Denver visit
/ ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
! Spar.
Guy Fike, of Dresden, son of Rail
road Commissioner J. II. Fike, spent
| Sunday in GOodland. He is buying
hogs at Dresden and shipping them to
| Pueblo.
] o. C.Dawson and wife returned Mon
/ day from Buffalo, y. Y, where he went
\ for medical treatment. They visited
/ the Pan-American- exposition while at
/ Buffalo.
! NJ. Z. Phillips, d. D., chancellor of
! the Kansas Wesleyan university, of
Salina, was in the city yesterday en-
/ route to st. Francis where he went to
deliver a lecture.
Miss Minnie Hisel, of San Louis
! Potosi, Mexico, is visiting friends in
I the city. The Hisel family formerly
] lived here, Mr.. Hisel being in the en-
plOy Of the Rock Island.
Rev. @. H. Woodward, formerly pas
I tor of the Methodist church in this
/ city, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. COpley, passed through GOOdland
Friday en- route to the mountains.
/ o. F. Richmond, representing the
/ Frank Howard Manufacturing com
pany, of Atchison, was in Goodland
/ this week. He is an old acquaintance
Of Guy Norris, Of the Ennis drug store.
/ Jacob Trachsel, living southeast of
/ town, has been suffering with a sore
hand. A slight scratch developed into
blood poisoning, but with careful
/ treatment he is recovering from the
attack.
w. J. Brewer, Of Spickard, No, was
\ In GOOdlRnd this week. He Is engaged
In the dry goods business at that place
/ and IS enjoying an outing. BE is an
acquaintance of the Pickenpaugh fam
lily, Of this city.
Swan Strand, Of LaBlanche, left
/ Sunday for Caldwell. Kan. with his
/ threshing machine outfit The outfit
I was shipped from GoOdland and be
took a number Of men along TO help
run the machine.
Dell Crosby and wife and Misses
Rose and Stella Filler left on the flyer
Z Or Nr he
former homes in Pennsylvania They
viii also visit the Buffalo exposition
before they return.
Walter Clouch; Of Phillipsburg, was
in town over Sunday She guest Of Mr..
and Mrs William JUpe. He was &C
icompanied by his wife. who is q niece
1 II. IL L.