The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-02-22
PERSONAL NOTES,

I 49, ~ -
Fred Aten vas at Burlington Sun
day
Jim Woods is in Denver to spend a
few days.
William Dooling left Saturday night
for a trip east.
E. A. Woods returned to Denver the
first Of the week.
Clyde Thompson, q merchant OF Rex
! ford, Kan, spent Friday in GOodlsnd.
Sam Bishop, an emPloye OF 3 Smoky
Row resort, has gone 70 Colorado
Springs.
J. B. Moore, Of LaBlanohe, was In
town Saturday for the first time in
several weeks.
7. J. Pittaway, an empIOye Of The
Golden ranch, left Wednesday for his
home in Agra, Kan.
Tom Edgerton left Tuesday night
for Kansas City where rs will receive
treatment for a cancer.
Miss Mary Seaman left Sunday even
ing for st. Louis where she viii buy
millinery goods for her store.
A four-year-old son Of G. G. Miller,
Of the south side dairy, FELL and broke
the left fore arm last Friday.
L A. Warner, until recently Of this
county, is now employed as pumper for
the Rock Island at Kensington.
@. G. Young and wife, late OF the
Brick hotel, are now residing in Denver.
Their address is 2O45 Stout street.
DR.. Rue Thomas is at Colby and
Hoxie this week on dental business,
filling his regular dates at those places.
Jud Sullivan returned TO his home
In Iowa Sunday after q visit with bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan,
Sr.
J. B. Penn returned from Denver
Tuesday morning where he took car
load of hogs. He found the market
only fair.
Sheriff William Walker returned
Sunday morning from Topeka where
be took Mathew McKeigan, insane, to
the asylum.
Lew Frohmuth, formerly Of Good
land, was married recently at Honett,
MO-, to Miss Lea Dixon. They will make
their home at that place.
J. B. Penn left Tuesday night for
Platteville, Wis, where he went IN re-
Spouse to a telegram stating that his
mother was not expected to live.
James n. Fike, Of Colby, sccomp-
anied by his wife, was in the city Mon
day TO attend the wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker, Jr.
Fred Dawson returned Friday morn
ing from Wichita where he had been
to attend the head camp of the Mod
ern WOOdmen as q delegate from the
local lodge.
Fred Yearick. representative, is
staying at the Brick hotel. He has
sold his live stock and farming tools
and has given up farming. He may
60 to the soldiers home for a time.
John Grier, formerly Of the Depot
hotel in Goodland, was q passenger on
the eastbound train Monday evening.
He now lives in Kansas City and was
enroute to that place after a business
trip to Colorado Springs.
Walter Stevens, Of Philadelphia, q
cousin Of Ralph Tichenor, also Of that
city, who is staying here, spent q few
days In GOodlsnd this week. Mr.. Stew
ems is a travelling salesman for Barney
q Berry, skate manufacturers.
Rev. Denney and wife, father and
mother Of Conductor E J. Deuney, ar
rived in GOodland Wednesday morn
ing for visit to them son. They were
formerly residents OF this county but
about two years ago to east
ern Kansas.
Miss Cora Tibbels, of Oberlin, Kan,
arrived in GOOdiRnd We dnesdRy morn
ing. She is on her way to visit her
sister, Mrs. Lee COnque st, who lives
with her husband on the Clayton
ranch. She is stopping for a few days
with the family Of DR.. Farl'ow, who are
old acquaintance.
DR.. FarroW, county health officer,
notified the opera house manager that
the occupancy Of the opera house
would not be allowed for the "TwO
Johns" show which was TO appear here
to night as be deemed it i'm proper on
account Of necessary precautions Ia
quarantine against smallpox The
Two Johns viii have to pass Us.