The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-05-17
PERSONAL NOTES.


John CulIins left Monday overland
| for Sugar City, Col, to sell some horses.
Miss Susie Stewart left Saturday
morning for her home in Hastings,
Neb.
Miss Minnie Anderson, Of SaIina, is
/ IN town visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Q.
/ Smyth.
! Miss Maud Crane, Of Huron, Kan, is
I in the city the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
/ II. Il. Adams.
Miss Birdie Luther has returned
| from Denver where she has been sew
/ eral months.
Mrs. Derby, mother Of Engineer Dan
Derby, left Wednesday for a visit in
Lincoln, Neb.
Frank Brum6eld, better known as
missouri" has left the employ of the
Dawson store.
Tully Scott, the we'll known attor-
ney and politician Of Oberlin, was in
GOOdland Friday.
Fred Dawson and B. E. Cofiu we're
out to Georgetown, Colo, on a business
trip this week.
Guy Norris, pharmacist In the Ennis
drug store, left Wednesday for q trip to
southwestern Kansas.
Lauren King, Of Jamesport, Mo-, is
IN the city visiting his sisters, Mrs. Q.
81. Lee and Mrs. J. B. Penn.
Mrs. B. f. Spar, of Denver. formerly
Of GoOdland, is in town visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Dawson.
Miss Susie Boyle returned to Smith
Center Saturday night after few days
visit with her brother, ]. D. Boyle.
Mrs. S. a. Miller and children, Of
III a
week the guest Of Mrs. J. ". Thomas.
County Commissioner ". ". Ger
mann, who owns a store at Kanorado,
was visitor in GOOdland Wednesday.
W. B. Smiley, Of Newton, an agent
for Dodd, Mead & Co., publishers Of
Chicago, was in GOOdland Wednesday.
Thomas P. Leonard left Tuesday
evening for Salina to attend the grand
commandery Of the Knights Templar.
John Nye, of Chicago, spent a few
days in GOOdland the past week the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Murphy.
J. NJ. Tinney, Of Kirwin, Kan, repre-
senting the Kirwin Monument and
Tombstone company, was in GOodland
Wednesday.
Mr.. Virgins, a cattleman Of Lyle,
Kan, was very sick at the Depot hotel
n
leave for home Saturday.
Mrs. J. H Harvey lett last night for
a visit to Horton. Mr.. Harvey leaves
Saturday night and will join his wife
at Horton for a brief visit.
Prof II. NJ. Cutter, Of Norton, was
here Saturday and had an interview
with the board Of education in view of
employment as principal Of the county
high school.
Mrs. William Walker, Jr, left Mon
day night for Springfield, Ill, to at
tend the national meeting Of the Won
ems Relief Corps as a delegate from
the local lodge.
G. z. Weber, Of Caldwell, Kan, is in
the city. He has bought an elevator at
that place aud will make Caldwell his
home. He is here looking after some
business matters.
Mrs. Q. g. Dawson left Saturday for
Centralia, Kan, to be with her sister,
Mrs. 7. Q. Harper, formerly Of this
city, who is i'll and is expected to IN
dergo an operation.
DR.. and Mrs. T. II. Smith entertained
at their home Saturday nightsin honor
of Miss Susie Boyle, of Smith Center.
Mr. and Mrs. A @. Adams also enter
tanned for Miss Boyle Friday night.
A party composed Of girls and boys
went to the Smoky Monday for q
picnic. There we're II in the party and
most OF them we're classmates in the
high school. Fishing and wading In
the stream were the main features.
Hoyt Andrews and wife returned
| Sunday from Topeka. Mr.. Andrews
was looking after his farm which is
| located near Topeka, and Mrs. Andrews
attended the state federation Of wom-
ems clubs held at LeavenWOTth last
week. She represented the Round
Table club.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
O. III. Rice Wednesday night. The
party was mostly composed Of the
workers Of the Christian church IN
which Mrs. Rice is prominent. Light
refreshments was served and pleas
ant time was enjoyed. Mr.: and Mrs.
Rice leave soon for Oklahoma where
they viii make their home.
The following party from st. Fran
els attended the ball game here last
Thursday between the blOOmer girls
and the GOOdland team: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Bnrnhsm, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy J.
Taylor. Misses Beatrice Sampson, Lulu
I McCulloch, LOttie Benkelman, Nina
| BrewingtOn, Dr.. VOLTS, ". i. Bear, Ed
Uplinger, Frank Benkelman, p L.
| Kreuscher, Philip Miller, George Eber-
/ hart. ". W. Nichols, Sam Weber
SAYS Smith Center Journal: Maud
l Nelson, one Of the bloc mer girls who
! played center field here, did not
/ 20 on with the others but went to her
( home at St Louis. While here she
received q telegram announcing the
/ sickness Of her mother and her visit
/ TO her home was 70 see her. She says
that she has played ball under her
present engagement for i've years hav-
/ ing been a pitcher until injured about
year ago.
Some Of the western roads have been
caught violating the federal Law which
I prohibits the hauling Of stock over .
/ hours without being unlOadsd and fed.