The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-06-21
PERSONAL NOTES.

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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Flynn.
a son, Monday.
Pat Cullins returned yesterday from
a trip to Oklahoma.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hopes Wednesday.
John Riggs and son, Bonnie, left for
Gordon, Neb., Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Beidelman was a visitor at
Colorado Springs this week.
George Huffman, of st. Francis, was
a visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Dawson has gone to Den
yer for a visit with her parents.
Mrs. Z. II. Young has returned from
visit to her mother in Allendale, Mo.
Bishop Millspaugh Of the Episcopal
church will be IN GOOdland on June
3Oth.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman entertained
the Whist club at her home Tuesday
evening.
o. @. Dawson left Tuesday for Buff
falo, n. L, where he goes for medical
treatment.
Frank Dawson went TO Colorado
Springs Monday on the Rocky Noun
tain limited.
in. Fike, railroad commissioner, Of
Colby, was in GOOdland Sunday visit
ing friends.
William Ennis returned from a trip
to Colorado Springs and the mountains
Tuesday morning.
Miss Blanche Barlow returned TO
her home in Roswell after a visit with
friends in GOOdland.
Mrs. Joe Waters and children re-
turned Monday from several weeks
stay at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. John Baker, Of Minneapolis.
Kan, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Martin, Of Ruleton.
A. Dunbar, Of the Dawson store.
has gone to Denver TO see his wife, who
is there receiving medical treatment.
II. A. Morrison and wife and George
Bradford, deaf mutes from Boston,
were guests at the Commercial hotel
Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Cox, Of
Pueblo, Colorado, a son, Friday,
June Il This is E. Thorson's first
grandson.
Mike Baker, living near Ruleton,
was quite seriously hurt Monday By
being jammed up against a stall by
one Of his horses.
A. Clark, Of Topeka, was in Good
land Friday. He is representing the
fraternal order Of the Court Of Honor
Of Springfield, III.
Professor Mallory, Of PhiIIipsburg,
was in GOOdlaUd this week. He has
been engaged as principal Of the
county high school
Attorney Simmons and wife, OF Nor
ton, we're IN GoOdland Sunday and
went out to visit their folks west Of
town for few days.
@. A. Parks, Of Omaha, was in Good
land this week. He was here on land
bushes. His home is in Chicago and
be is alaWyer by profession.
William V. Todd and Miss Della
Stuart, both of St. Francis, we're mar
ried at the court house by Probate
Judge Calvert Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bower entertain
ed at their home last Friday evening.
Progressive whist was played, prizes
being won by Mrs. E. 9. Wiley and Mr.
A. G.. Adams.
L Morris was a passenger on the
evening train Tuesday night en- route
for his home IN Iowa. He left Good
land q week ago and went to Denver
for q short stay.
VIII Sayre, representing Parke Davis
& Co, pharmaceuticalc chemists. Detroit,
Mich, was IN GoOdland Saturday. he
is a son Of Prof SayTe, OF the Kansas
State university
DR.. ". III. FarrOw returned Saturday
from trip TO Burlington, Colo. and
reports a case Of smallpox there. The
patient is the millEright in the Pen
fold Touring mill
Sherman county now has coroner.
Gov. Stanley appointed DR.. Candy to
that Office last week. The vacancy was
caused By the removal of s. BaDghman
to Nebrsska last year.
hrs. E. J. Denney and daughter,
Myrtle, left Wednesday for Denver
where they viz make their home. Mr.
DenneT having q ran as passenger con-
ductoF With headquarters re Denver
Nrs. Thee Close rsfnrned Saturday
nighi from her eastern Es1it- She Tiil