The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-19
PERSONAL NOTES.

John Hsrtzler left for Salina Sun
day evening.
George Bradley returned from st.
Louis Friday.
Mrs. @. W. Jupe returned from Phil
lipsburg Tuesday.
E. B. Tressel, of st. Francis, was in
GoOdlsnd Saturday.
W G. Lutz, Of st. Francis, was in
to GoOdland Monday.
Father Leydecker held services in
the Catholic church Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Close has returned
from few weeks visit in Phillipsburg
Rev. Goode, the new minister, is ex-
pected here TO hold services next Sun
day.
Jess Thorson, who has been attend
ing school in Pueblo, has returned
home.
Grant Hayes, the weU-known Wallace
county ranchman, was in the city Sat
urday.
JIM. Campbell, of Mitz, W. Va, was
in GOOdland Monday on bis way east
from Colorado.
B. Oltmanns and family will leave
the first of next week for northwest
ern Washington.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens was at Colby
Sunday where he held services in the
Christian church.
Miss Anna Husek has returned to
Colorado Springs after a visit in Good
land of few weeks.
Mrs. W. II. Waltman, Of Cripple
Greek, is here for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. d. Gerber.
@. L. Calvert has built a fence
around his lot and has set out trees
and will put in a garden.
V. w. Goodrich estimates the mOis-
ture of the recent heavy SHOWS and
rains to be about four inches.
Fritz Ankebauer, of Sharon Springs,
drove up bunch Of Sheriff Walkers
cattle from the Johnson ranch Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Strain left last
Thursday evening for Pomona, Kan,
to visit Mrs. Strains parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Button.
r. E. SnOdgTass, Of Hopkins, Mo-, was
in GOodland Wednesday. He has a
piece Of land near LaBlanche which he
offers for sale.
David T. Evans, the sailor, who has
been In the employ Of II. II. Auer & Son,
left Sunday for New York and viii re-
enter the navy.
William Robinson, Of Morning Sun,
Ia, arrived overland Tuesday. He is
locating a cattle ranch about % miles
southwest of GoOdland.
Archdeacon Watkins, who holds ser
vices in the Episcopal church in Good
land, is visiting his parents in New
Jersey for a month.
William Walker brought in 50 head
Of cattle from Goose Creek Tuesday
and is running them on the Swan Nell
son range, west Of town.
Robert Lemon, W. D. Oakford and
Charles Z. Smith took the sd degree
in Masonry at Topeka during the Scot
fist Rite meeting last week
H @. Atwater will hold services in
the Episcopal church Sunday morning
at IL o'clock and evening at 100.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
Alfred johnson, Of KanoradO, was in
town Monday. He has lately returned
from Iowa and will remain here with
his son to look after the cattle ranch.
William Kuhrt, of ShermanviIle, was
in town Monday. He has recently re-
turned from Topeka where he has
been receiving treatment for an in
jured leg.
Clyde Thompson, of Rexford, was in
town Friday. He came here in the in
terest of a Topeka grocery house, in
the place of Dennis Lynden, who was
off on a vacation.
Mrs. Lou Washburn and son, George,
left Tuesday for Boston, Mass, where
her husband is now located. Mrs.
Washburn has been here the past year
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. S.
Darling.
In the court proceedings printed in
The REPUBLIC recently it was stated
that u. III. BienhOff was a party in the
trouble between William DieKruger.
1t was an error. 1t should have been Z.
II. Bienhoff.
John Ebernother, Of Aspinwau, Neb.,
formerly of this county, was here this
week visiting his mother in-laW, Mrs.
Douglas. He left Wednesday for Hill
City and will then go to Downs to visit
relatives before returning to Nebraska.
Alfred D. Palmer purchased the
Widow McGilvery's land on the Smoky,
the northeast Of section Z, township 10,
range 40. Mrs. McGilvery will remove
with her family to Salida, Col, on ac-
count Of her health. She has pur-
chased a place three miles from Salida.
". B. Pratt, postOffice inspector, ar
rived in GoOdland Tuesday. His head
quarters are in st. Louis and he was
here on official business connected
with the department. He Investigated
the case Of sending smallpox scabs
through the mails, but what action will
be taken has not been made public.
BurtOn's First AppOintment-