The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-07-05
PERSONAL NOTES.


I this week.
Guy Ffke, of Colby, spent the Fourth
/ in GOOdland.
Mrs. s. A. Miller, Of Limon, was In
/ town this week.
Clarence Krow, Of Hubbell, Neb, was
in town this week.
Fritz Rust drew the saddle raff1ed
of by the Book store
Miss Josie Dooling viii leave this
/ week for visit in Denver.
Mrs. S. B. Hubbard returned from
/ Eagle, Wis, Tuesday night.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Baldwin has gone to Vic
/ tor, Col, TO visit her parents.
John Schreve, Of Iowa township, left
to day for visit to Syracuse, Neb.
Mrs. John Garden, of Voltaire town
/ ship, is visiting relatives IN Colby.
Mrs. Neil Dow is in the city for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. George Full
/ Ter.
Mrs. J. L. Boyle and children left
! Sunday evening for an extended visit
IN Illinois.
Miss Minnie AK has returned from
| Colorado Springs where she spent the
past year.
HI. Harwi, an attorney of Hill City,
/ was here this week as counsel in the
/ Hardman case.
| @. E. Whitacre, of Denver, travelling
| for the Acme Harvester company, was
/ In Goodland Wednesday.
| Mrs. Wesley Coleman was overcome
with heat last week Wednesday and
was quite sick for several days.
o. P. Bottoroff, of Colby, superin-
/ tendent Of public instruction Of Thorn
| as county, was in town yesterday.
The Misses Katie and Edna Dim
mitt, of Colby, are in Goodland the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. Ed Stevens.
Rev. George Scott is here from Neb-
raska for a visit with his son and
I daughter, u. ]. Scott and Miss Nellie
Scott
Ike Crumly, of Colby, formerly coun-
/ ty clerk Of Thomas county but now IN
/ the insurance business, was in the city
| Tuesday.
Francis Madigan, son of Thomas
/ Madigan, of Lake Greek, was graduated
/ last week from st. Mary's college, st.
Mary's, Kan.
Miss Addie Moon, late in the en-
ploye Of the Millisack store as book
| keeper, left Saturday for her home in
Fairbury, Neb.
Mrs. @. Wydenheimer, Mrs. A. h.
/ Griffin and son, Lee, of st. Francis,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
/ Krow this week.
| Miss Atba Stephenson, granddaught-
| er of DR.. and Mrs. Farrow, will go to
/ HerUdon, Kan, this week for visit
/ with her father.
! A.V. Jesse, manager of Millisack's
store in Burlington, Col, and Frank
/ Mann, also a merchant Of that place,
were in town Monday.
| Mrs. ". H Farrow will leave Sstur-
/ day for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
/ @. j. Willis, in Chicago. She will be
\ absent abO1t a month.
Frank w. Lambert, a scenic artist, is
/ in Goodland and will paint new drop
curtain for the opera house. He is ac-
/ cOmpanied by his wife.
Camille Jupe went to Phillipsburg
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
uncle, NJ Heinrich, who came to his
/ death by accidental drowning.
Mrs. Thomas P. Leonard entertained
I about 80 Of her lady friends Tuesday
evening in honor of her guests, Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Byerly, Of Clinton, Ill
| DR.. W. II. Farrow will leave next
week for a stay at Clark's magnetic
] springs at Pueblo. During his absence
DR.. G. R. Brown will act as county
| health officer.
E. Thorson returned last Friday
| from a weeks trip in the south. Mr.
\ Thorson visited the states of Missouri,
/ Arkansas, Tennessee, Georgia, Ala
/ bama and Mississippi.
J. ". Penfold, Of Burlington, Col,
county treasurer of Kit Carson county
and a prominent business man Of his
/ town, was In Goodland Saturday and
| Sunday. He was accompanied by his
/ wife.
J. ". Tibbles, of Decatur county,
/ was in town this week the guest Of his
/ old friend, Dr. FarrOw. Mr.. Tibbles
went out to his ranch Wednesday
which is managed by Lee Conquest,
and formerly known as Clayton's
/ ranch.
Mrs. J. ". Usher, Of Pueblo, is in
\ town visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
/ Z. Thorson. Mrs. Thorson, who had
| been visiting her daughters in Pueblo,
| Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Usher, returned
/ home with Mrs. Usher, arriving here
| Friday evening.
| Q. A. Lemming, Of Jaqua, Kan, was
/ in GOOdlsnd Friday for load OF -four.
/ He took the -four to E. M. Collins, the
| merchant at Jsqua- Mr.. Collins came
| here with Mr.. Lemming and took the
/ train for FentOn, Mich, TO see his
mother, who is seriously i'll.
! Miss Emma Allen, formerly Of this
/ county, was married TO Charles Q. But
/ Ter at Cripple Greek, Colo, Wednesday
evening. Miss Allen is a daughter Of
Rhodes Allen and q sister Of Mrs. G. L.
i Calvert Of GoOdland. Mr.. Butler is
leading lawyer Of Cripple Greek.
J. B. R1hl, who has been on the road
\ for the Ridenour- Baker Grocery CON-
pany, of Kansas City, and who comes
to GOOdland twice month, has accept
ed a similar position with the II. d.
Lee Mercantile company, Of Salina.
I Mr.. Ruhl has been with the Kansas
City house for eight years, bat previous