The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-01-25

John i. Rule, OF Clayton, Kan, was
i in GoOdlsnd Tuesday.
Lige BrinkIey, OF Missouri, is here
/ this week to buy mules.
J. B. Armitege, OF Jaq1a, Kan, vas 1t
/ the Commercial Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Luther was at Denver
/ this week the guest OF friends.
F. L Jones has gone to Topeka and
/ be may conclude to move there.
Dan Grow, Of Oberlin, was in the city
/ this week the guest Of relatives.
The Fortnightly club viii meet this
evening with Mr. and Mrs. EFRst.
J. ". Knight, OF Wilcox, Nss., was q
guest at the Commercial Tuesday.
Newton Crow left Sunday morning
for visit Co his son at Hu6bel, Neb.
Cattlemen Yokes and Smith, OF Shsr-
on Springs, we're in GOOdlaad Satur-
day. ...s.- ----if.a
II. L Brown and z. T. Langdon, Of
Wallace, Ksn.s were IN Goodland Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aten have gone
to housekeeping in the Adams resi-
dence.
Mrs. W. SwearingeF left Saturday
evening for Topeka where she will visit
relatives. H5 zz.n-s
G. T. Hodgkinson- has been seriously
i'll with heart trouble combined. with
lagrippe.
John Dooling. of Chicago, is here
visiting relatives. he is scco mpRnied
by his wife.
Earl White. proprietor Of the corner ,
barber shop, is confined TO his room
with lagrippe.
IT. Jones, of Burlington, Col, was
stopping at the Commercial hotel Sun
day and Monday.
". A. Rome, Of st. Louis, and A.
Logan, of North Carolina, were &C the
Commercial Monday es=
Prof Wileman and Prof. CuIlins
we're at KanOrado last night to furnish
music for grand ball.
John Sloop, of the Teeter's cattle
ranch, spent a few days in GoOdland
this week with relatives.
T. J. Davis. Of Narka, Kan, was here
to buy stock. He did not buy any, and
returned to his home Sunday. 1T
Mrs. J. III. Cox returned 60 her home
in Pueblo Monday morning after q
visit with relatives in GOodland,
Lee Conquest, of Decator county,
has located on the Clayton ranch and
will stock the place with sheep.
Mrs. }. II. Lamb, OF Bebhune, Col,
Thursday having some dental work
done.
@. II. TresseI, of st. Francis, was in
Goodland Saturday. He is the son Of
E. B. Tressel, well known in Sherman
county. IS -+s
Miss Dottie Thomas resumed her
school near RuletOn after a two weeks
vacation caused by the illness Of Miss
Thomas. t-;
Mrs. J. 7. Joyce went to Pueblo Sun
day. Mr.. Joyce has a run as passenger
conductor between that place and Phil
lipsburg. -.-cI1a
DR.. Brown, of Kansas City, arrived
in GOodland yesterday and viii locate
here. He viii have an Office over Ennis'
drug store.
Amos G. Smith and F. NJ. Fox left
for Kansas City Wednesday night.
They intend to purchase two carloads
Of young cattle. sol s55-u19
DR.. @. r. Brown, of Kansas City, Mo-.
arrived In Goodland yesterday morn
ing: He viii engage in the. practice OF
medicine here.
Mrs Matte McCurdey and daughter,
Ina, left Tuesday for their home in
Alma, Ok, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. a. 2. Barnett. .a
Mrs. J. ". Pack and daughter, Miss
Blanche Pack, have gone to Pueblo
where Mrs. Pack viii take baths at the
mineral springs in hopes that 10 viii
releaye rheumatic troubles 5s5za
Tom CritchfieId, Of Cripple Greek,
a brother Of Fireman Wade Critch8eld,
was in town Saturday. He has been
spending several weeks on Dick Nor
ris' ranch in Wallace county.
Charley Collier has left the Depot
hotel. He was employed as night clerk
but was compelled to resign owing TO q
frightened condition, the result Of
shooting at q man and missing him q
few nights ago.
The Salina Union contained q pic
ture Of Fred Warmer, OF this city, IN
its last issue. He is president OF the
OratOricai society at the Wesleyan
university aud presided at The orator
zeal contest held at the Colle9e last
week. ffo1155
J. N. Trait, Of Topeka; j. O. Good
rich, Of Belleville. Kan; r G. EleFY,
Of Chicago; A. AlmqUist. OF Omaha;
Charles BuschoW, of Colby; W. =. Nc
CullOch, Of st. Francis; ii. i. MOnson,
Of Omaha, we're at Che Commercial
yesterday. Hs faI5GaiEii
Travelingman H Roberts and son,
Allen, left Saturday for Clifton Kan,
where they viii make their home fog
the present. Two OF Mr. R65efSs'
children are staying With Mrs. Henry
Geyer, Of Edison. Mrs. Geyer is - sister
of the late Mrs. Roberts.
J. i. Murphy. the ieHBlef and op5i-
clan employed Ia the Conner stdfes Esft
last night for Beloit, Where1 he hiss
secured a position. Mr.. Murphy made
many friends during his short stay IN
GOodlsnd and the best wishes Of his
acquaintanees 60 with him 70 his new
location.
George Webb, of LineolR5 Heb,Who
conducted the hrst bsrber shop IA
GOodlsud. IS here this week. Nlr. FVebo