The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-05-31

Miss Viola Huff returned last week
I from Chicago.
NJ. L. Sheldon, OF Enid, Ok, was in
I GoOdland this week.
J. L Edwards, Of Barnard, Kan, was
in Goodland Tuesday.
Alfred Prewitt has returned from a
/ trip to Colorado Springs.
Joseph Harrison, OF Thomas county,
was in GoOdland Monday.
r. S. Patton, Of Prairie Home, Ill,
was In GOOdland this week.
Mrs. J. 7. Joyce returned to her
home in Pueblo yesterday.
Mrs. a A Bower returned Saturday
from a weeks stay in Norton.
Prof J. A. Gwin returned last week
from trip to the mountains.
Rev. Meyers, a Lutheran minister of
Bird City, was here this week.
Mrs. z. II. Young left Monday even
ing for visit IN Allendale, No.
Mrs. J. Wickersham returned from a
visit in Denver Tuesday evening.
Fred Hodgkinson was a business
visitor at Burlington, Col, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Whipple, Of Norton, was
| in town Monday on business mission.
A. P Tone Wilson and y. z. Don
nelly, Of Colby, were in town Tuesday.
a. E. Chambers and d. V. Ferguson,
of Bird City, we're in GOOdland this
week
County Commissioner J. W. Ger
mann, Of KanOradO, was in town We'd
nesday.
w. A. Young's railroad baseball team
and the MsrOons played ball yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Pat Brown returned Sunday
evening from weeks visit with friends
in Denver.
Miss Cora TibbIe, of Oberlin, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lee Conquest, of
| this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aten will enter
| tain the Inter Sese club at their home
| this evening.
John Dewell, living about eight miles
northwest Of GoOdland, is sick of ty-
| phoid pneumonia.
Miss Hattie Graham was called to
| Colorado Springs last week by the ILL
ness of her mother.
Miss Eva White, a school teacher of
Kit Carson county, Col, is stopping in
| town for few days.
Frank Mann, OF Burlington, Col, a
/ merchant Of that place, was in Good
land Monday evening.
The young friends of Dick Thomas
gave him a surprise farewell party at
/ his home Saturday night.
J. A. Dupree,- of Georgetown, Ill i,
4 brother Of ". Z. Dupree, Of Edison, is
visiting with his brother.
Mrs. R1mmeI, mother Of A. d. Rum
mel, has returned from an extended
visit in Indiana and Missouri.
Peter Robidoux, the we'll known cat
| tleman of Wallace county, was in
| Goodland several days this week.
Miss EsteIla Myers has returned
| from Gilman, Col, where she taught
the village school the past winter.
Mrs. r. J. Jones returned Tuesday
/ from a visit to Mr.. Jones, who is con-
! Quoting a bakery at COmanche, Ok.
Henry Rummel, of Jamesport, Mo-,
uncle of County Clerk A. D. Rummel,
/ is in town for visit with his nephew.
Mrs. B. F. Spar returned to her
/ home in Denver Saturday after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Dawson.
Mrs. James Cronican, Of Harrington,
| sister of Engineer Brown, is expected
/ here Saturday to visit with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Brown.
Capt. A. L. Emerson, of st. Francis,
/ was in town Tuesday on his way home.
! He had been to Colorado Springs on a
business trip.
James Yake and family and Miss
/ Carrie Smith, Of Sharon Springs, we're
in GOOdland Saturday. They returned
/ home Sunday.
! John Fender, the shoemaker who has
/ been working for Eledelius for some
Il ffu1a 1off Tnce6ou for Cn10-a1O
/ Springs where he viii work at his
/ trade.
Q. F. Walker, of Randolph, Ia, bro
/ Their of Marion Walker, Of this county,
was here last week for a visit with his
I brother. He returned TO his home
Sunday night.
Henry Hartstine, who lives in Kan
orado but who doesn't come to Good
\ land often, was in town Tuesday. He
/ promised to make his visits more fire.
/ Quent hereafter.
! Oslo BOrtOn, Of Kanorado, formerly
/ with ThOrson's store, was In town Tues
I day. Mr.. BOrton was recently married
to Miss Jennie Bates, Of Jennings, for
merly Of KanOradO-
/ DR.. T. II. Smith and wife left Tues
/ day morning for a visit to Leota, Kan.
/ They drove across the country, and
I viii visit few days with old aeqUaint-
/ ances Of DR.. Smith.
i Mrs. William Walker, Jr., returned
] Saturday from Springfield, Ill, where
/ she represented the local lodge Of
] Royal NeighbOTs at the national meet
/ ing held at that place.
R. L Peters says he has q better
I garden this year than ever before. BE
made garden before the vet snow, and
now has lettuce, onions, radishes and
I plenty Of other garden truck.
Jesse. the little daughter OF D. Moore,
/ living near Edison, ran against q wire
/ fence "Wednesday and cut and bruised
1 her eye 50 severely that she was brought
to GOodland for medical attention.
Mrs. J. h Stewart aud daughter,
/ Mrs b r Brown. left this morning for