The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-05-24
PERSONAL NoTEs.


John CQllins has returned from s
trip 70 Colorado.
George Hamilton returned Saturday
from trip to Enid, Ok.
G. G. Page, a Norton cattIeman, was
In GoOdland Wednesday.
A. Vim, q merchant of Kanorado.
was IN GOOdland Tuesday.
Il. B. Alderman accompanied Sheriff
Walker 70 Denver this week.
Mrs. Nick Scallion left Tuesday
morning for visit in Chicago.
j. j. Smith, Of Cove county. was a
business visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. L L Ernst left Tuesday night
Tor visit 70 her mother in Clinton. No
Mrs. a l. Dunbar and little dauRht-
er are IN Denver for an extended visit.
Mrs. Pat Brown and sister, Miss
Doran, went to Denver Sunday for q
visit.
George Bradley returned from Enid,
Ok, Saturday where he sold a carload
Of horses.
Miss Ruby Aten, of Burlington. Col.
IS IN town the guest Of her brother,
Fred Aten.
Rev. Al. Good went TO Norton We'd
nesday 20 attend the district NJ. E.
conference.
Q. F. Weber returned to Caldwell,
Kan, Monday after spending a week
In GOodland.
Mrs. Hume, Of Jasper county, Ia, is
visiting with Mrs. J. B. BOothroy,
Of this county.
Miss Laurene Walker has a swell
little trap to which she drives her
Shetland pony.
Mrs J. T. Joyce, Of Pueblo, was in
town this week the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. J. Powers.
@. G. Guthrie, Of Norton, was in
Goodland Saturday. He is engaged
in the cattle business.
John r. Killing, of Iowa township.
brought some wolf scalps in to the
county clerk Saturday.
B. i. Hopkins, of Selden, Kan. and
J. Q. Ellis, Of Ellis, Kan, were at the
Commercial this week.
Miss Edna Swarts returned Satur-
day from Topeka where she has been q
student at Washburn college.
Mrs. John Shuster, of Caldwell, Kan,
IS here visiting her husband, who is a
blacksmith IN the railroad shops.
Al Prewitt left Saturday night for
Cripple Greek where he has an offer of
a position as timekeeper for a mining
company.
q. W. Ringo, a horse buyer Of st.
Francis, was in GOOdland Tuesday. He
was looking for horses to purchase for
shipment.
Louis Arensberg went to Topeka
Wednesday to attend the state asso-
citation Of pharmacists. He viii return
tomorrow.
Rev. Stevens, Mayor Ellenberger and
five other persons went to the Smoky
Monday fishing. They captured 100 of
the fnny tribe.
R. S. Reeves and D. Hays, Atwood,
Kan; ii. Hutches, Vinland, Kan; H
Hanks, Norton, Kan, we're at the Com
mercial Saturday.
Pit Midget, Masonic lecturer of
Greenleaf, Kan, is giving instructions
to members Of the Masonic fraternity
in GOOdland this week.
Mrs. L. @. Ames, Of Phillipsburg, is
IN town visiting with friends. She has
been at Colorado Springs and stopped
here on her way home.
Miss Pearl Pickenpaugh, Of Kit Car
son, Col, is visiting with her uncle,
Frank Pickenpaugh. Her mother and
two brothers are with her.
Mrs. ". o. Strain, Of RuIeton, wife
Of the station agent at that place, was
in GoOdland this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Earl Thorson.
Henry Wernicke, a clerk for the
GOOdland Mercantile company, went
TO Atwood Monday to visit his family.
He is expected to return today.
The bachelor girls Of the Inter Sese
club entertained their young gentle
men friends at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Wiley Tuesday evening.
Miss Rose Filler and Miss Eva KEEL
lOgg are conducting a month Of sum-
meT school in the high school building.
They are enjoying a good attendance.
". r. Heron and ". G. Johnston
finished an addition TO the residence
Of II. SimontOn, fireman in the back
shops, recently. The addition is 16x20.
David n. Reed, Of Salids, Col, bro
Their Of John Reed, Of Smoky township.
was in GOOdland Saturday. He is
looking up location for a stock ranch
on the Smoky.
W.R. Lewis, Of Smith Center, for
merly Of VOltaire township, was here
this week looking after his property
interests be intends TO move back
here in the fall
@. o. Taylor, Of Norton county, was
in GOOdland Saturday. he is handling
the Page cattle on Goose Greek, Wal
lace county, and has them out TO pas
tuFe for the season on the Hays ranch.
Arthur Greene, an attorney Of Colby,
had q story In late issue Of the Kan
sas City Star, entitled, Taken at the
Ebb," the scenes Of which are said to
be drawn from early day life at Wal
lace.
L S. Bachelor, living near Edison,
sent word to the county health officer
that he thought he was coming down
with smallpox. Dr. FarrOw went to
see him Tuesday and decided that
there was no sign or symptom OF small
pOx