The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-01-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

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". a Johnston and Floyd ShimealI,
Of Norton, were in-tOWn Monday.
Gust Ganhart has returned from a
trip to eastern Nebraska aud Missouri.
A. D. Rummel will attend the county
clerks convention at Topeka next
week.
The Rathbone Sisters are making
arrangements to give a Valentine
party.
aThe Man of Mystery" wiz mystify
the audience tonight at the opera
house.
James Walker, Of Voltairs township,
has come to town to attend the city
school.
Miss Emma Allen, of Cripple Creek,
is in the city the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. g. L. Calvert.
Miss Edna Swarts left Monday even
ing for Topeka to resume her studies
at Bethany college
Mrs. George Fuller, Of GOodland,
was the guest of Mrs. Belle Saum che
past week.-NOrton Courier.
Gene R. Woodruff, representative of
the Hall Lithographing company, Of
Topeka, was In the city this week.
Earl Hickman, of Atwood, repre-
senting the Seigel-Sa nders Livestock
company, vas in GOOdland Saturday.
Tony Field is the name OF the good
looking new delivery boy for III. h.
AUer & Son. He is from Belmont, Ia.
Mrs. R. J. Jones aud Miss Nellie
Scott entertained the Inter Sese club
at the Jones home last Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Breyman and two child
rem, of GoOdland, are visiting with re-
latives IN HOrton.-HOrtOn CONNER
cisl.
Josiah Crosby, representative of
Cheyenne county, was in the city Sun
day en- route to Topeka TO attend the
legislature.
William Jupe, the mail carrier, says
that any person taking his horse here
after without permission will be called
upon to pay 81
Mrs. J. NJ. Cox, Of Pueblo, was called
here Saturday by the illness Of her
daughter. who is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ThOrsOn.
DR.. +. H. Smith, represen tative- elect,
left Sunday evening for Topeka to at
tend the meeting OF the legislature.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Warmer, 81. W.
Stewart and Miss Maude Murphy left
Monday evening for Salina where they
will resume their studies at the Kan
sas Wesleyan university.
WI. Bowers sons aud daughters
and grandchildren gathered in from
the east and west for a family reunion
on New Years day. What jolly time
they must have had. We should have
called it a househllinR.-Nor Cour-
Ter.
Mrs. @. Q. Young is very sick with
an abscess In her ear and it is under
stood that Dr.. Quick has advised that
she be taken to the city to be treated
by a specialist She is suffering great
pain and is confined to her room and
bed.
Allen Bayley, of Cripple Greek, for
merly of this city, was called here this
week by the death of his sister, Mrs
Harry Roberts. Mr.. Bayley was en-
pIoyed on the Dark Horse, a news
paper that was published in Goodland
at one time.
o. r. Monroe has gone to Denver and
will associate himself with W. z. Conner
in the drug business. Mr.. Monroe has
lived in GoOdland several years, part
of the time he was in business for
himself. He has had considerable
business training and will be q valued
member to Mr.. Corners staff.
w Warden, of Waukonis, Okla
bona, was here this week and puFchas-
ed the bank furniture aud safe Of Q.
F. Weber and shipped the same to
Oklahoma. He also bought the upper
vault frame Of the old exchange bank
of Hoy Andrews He will start a new
bank in the aforementioned place.
G. L. Montgomery. Of Mason City,
Ia, formerly Of GoOdland, starts the
new century right By ordering TIE
REPUBLIC He is general agent for the
Plano Manufacturing company and
has his headquarters IN Mason City.
He says the winter has been very warm
at his home, with very little cold
weather.
". E. Ward, OF Sharon Springs, says
that he believes that it is wrong
theory that the streams Of western
Kansas should be diverted for the pur-
pose Of irrigation. He thinks they
should be conserved ia the interest Of
the cattle raising industry, which IS
the natural pursuit Of this end Of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Conner left Mon
day morning for Denver where they
viii make their home, Mr.. Conner haV-
ing bought a drug store in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner have lived in
GoOdIRnd the past i've years and they
have q host Of friends Both Of them
always took a prominent part ia social
matters and they win be greatly missed
in GoOdlRnd.
Otto Auer bid Smith Center adieu
again last night. This time he goes to
Oklahoma, where, If he finds an attrao-
tive business opening, be may decide
to locate. Otto says that this is post
lively his last appearance and that
Smith Center viii know him no more
he has friends hers who viii be glad
TO hear OF his securing a nice. desiF-
able location aud getting started in a
good business Of his. own s0meWhsrs.-l