The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-08-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

! soliciting business for the Auer bakery
II. A. Bowman was at st. Franci:
this week looking after his branch
store.
Mrs. J. T. Joyce, of Pueblo, is il
/ town, the guest Of her sister, Mrs. JEFF
7 Powers
William Walker, Jr., went to Topeka
and Kansas City Tuesday evening on q
/ business trip.
Joe Kolacny has gone to Beatrice
Neb., where he viii work at the tailor
I ing business
a. V. Jesse, manager of Millisaek's
store in Burlington, Col, spent Sun
| day IN GOOdland.
Miss Vinta Kelly viii leave August
80 for Denver to attend the LOrettO
Heights academy.
Miss Annie DOran. a sister Of
Mrs. Pat Brown, has returned from an
extended visit in Denver.
Miss Ida Biddison, OF Rock Isl
and, Ill, is in town for a visit with her
brother, G. E. BiddisOn and family.
Fred Dawson and wife we're called to
Denver Friday night by the death Of
Mrs. DawsOn's sister, Mrs. Striegle.
II. F. Wheatley was doing some ele-
waiting work at the elevator Wednes-
day. The gasoline engine works like q
charm.
Peter DOerfer, of La Blanche, has
returned from Mound Valley. Kan.
where he has been receiving treatment
for cancer.
Probate Judge Calvert issued mar
rage license Saturday 70 Curtis Har-
per, aged %, and Miss Caty I. BarthO-
lemew, aged Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Adams. Mr.. ana
Mrs. a A. Bower aud Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Stewart were the guests Of Dr.. and
Mrs. Z. H. Smith at SIX o'clock dinner
Wednesday evening
William Walker, ST, Of VOltaire town
ship, brought in an ear Of corn 16 in
ches long last Saturday. The corn was
Of the eight-rowed white variety with
red blaze on the tip Of the ear.
Mrs. Pauline Hartman gave a tea
Sunday evening in honor Of Mrs. TheO
Close. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Close, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker, Jr.
William Flynn sold at auction on
the street Saturday some farm utensils.
He has traded his farm. southeast Of
town, for a farm in Arkansas, to which
he viii remove in the near future.
c. N. Sawyer, Of Norton, cashier Of
the First National bank, Of that city,
and chairman of the Sixth district
democratic congressional committee,
was a business visitor in GOOdland
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. ". H. Farrow returned
from Oberlin yesterday, where they
have been visiting this week. Mrs.
FarrOW had been visiting her daughter
-
her way home.
B. y. Mccoy and daughter, Of Rus
sell. Kan, have moved into a residence
on the west side and viii make Good
land their home. They were formerly
of Bethany, Mo-, but have lived IN
Russell about year.
c. ". Mccormick, Of PhiIlipsburg,
accompanied by his wife, are in Good
land and viii occupy the residence va
Gated by Theodore Close. McCOr-
mick will be an assistant principal in
the county high school.
Mrs. A. Z. King, of Dodge City, for
merly of GOOdland, was in town this
week the guest of friends. Mr.. King
was formerly a conductor on the Rock /
Island and IS now holding q similar
position with the Santa Fe-
Prof. Mallory, superintendent Of the /
county high school, will return from /
Phillipsburg to-day where he has been /
to arrange some private matters be- /
fore he enters upon his duties which 4
commence Monday when school begins. /
Commissioners DnIinger, Of Brewster, /
was IN town Saturday. he reports that I
the storm Friday evening was heavy in 4
the east part of the county, and that /
in his section there was considerable /
hail which split corn and cane leaves /
badly.
Henry Detwiler, Of Smith Center, /
was here this week and bought 100 4
head Of steers, which were shipped to /
Smith county, where they viii be fed /
for market. He is broth /
sr of John Detwiler, Of the Golden 4
sheep ranch, near La Blanche.
J. B. Penn and wife returned home /
Tuesday. Mrs Penn has been visiting 1
at JamesDOrt, NO, and J. B. has been /
in the Creek nation, Indian territory, /
where be has leased lands for a ranch /
He viii ship his bunch Of HsrefOrds 4
TO the territory in about three weeks
DR.. G.. r. Brown left Sunday morn 1
ing for Kansas City where be wiz again /
take up the practice which be aband- /
Oned to come to GoOdland SIX months /
ago. DR.. Brown is bright in bis prOfes- /
sion, and and a very pleasant gentle [
man, and his leaving GOOdland is re- I
GREETED
Harley HOgebOOm returned last week /
from chihuahua, Mexico, where be has /
been employed several months as
freight brakeman on the Mexican Cen /
trail His brother, Horace, and Fred /
Finch, also Of this city, were employed /
ia a like capacity on the same road /
but they have left Mexico and are now I
in Denver.
Recent Rains.
A good rain fell here Tuesday sven Z
ing and appeared to be general over