The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-08-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs J. ". Handley- has gone to Kan
sas City and St LOuis-fOr a months
visit
Mrs. ". n. Davis is at Burlington.
Col, for q visit with her sister, Mrs
Martin
Frank Dawson was In St Joseph, No,
this week to purchase goods for the
Dawson store.
Mrs. G. R. Brown left Wednesday
evening for visit to her parents in
Louisville, KY.
Arthur Stewart is acting cashier in
the GOOdland City Bank during the
absence Of B. F. Brown.
Dr. A G. Gulick returned Tuesday
morning from a weeks outing at Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
Mrs h. 4. Wheat returned Wednes-
day from several weeks visit with re-
latives in Trinidad, Col
George Bradley IS home from Okla
hOma- He is thinking Of locating in
that promising cOCntry.
J. B. Dyatt has moved from Athena,
Kan, to his ranch on the Smoky where
be has large bunch of cattle.
DR.. @. r. Brown viii leave in a few
days for Kansas City where he will re-
sumo the practice OF medicine.
Miss Estella Meyers left yesterday
for Colorado, where she viii teach
school the coming fall and winter.
O. ". Wray and wife. of Smoky
township, left Tuesday for Wrayville.
Ill, where they viii make their home
DR.. A. L. Woolis, OF st. Francis, was
here Tuesday to witness the ball game
between the st. Francis and Goodland
teams.
Chauncey Knight returned Sunday
from a trip east, where be was married.
He and his wife are at home on the
Smoky
Z. Ackert, Of Ottumwa, Ia, is in the
city. he has traded for some land in
this county and is here to complete
the deal
William Walker, Jr., returned Satur-
day morning from Oklahoma. He viii
return there in a few days to file on
his claim
Eff. Alden, Of Grant City, No, post
master at that place, IS in town for
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Stewart.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. g. 7.
Wilson and a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Greiger, OF Voltaire town
ship, last week.
L. Z. Herzog and wife, Of Phillips
burg, spent Friday In GOOdlRnd with
friends while on their way home from
a trip to the mountains
George Montgomery, Of Mason City, /
Ia, formerly Of this city, is Ia town for
a few days. He is general agent for
the Plano Harvester company.
. James McGraw, of Decatur county,
Ia, arrived here Wednesday morning.
He formerly lived in this county and
has land in Smoky township.
Q. A. Hancock, of Erie, Kan, is the
new barber employed In the Warmer
barber shop. S. Powell, Of Almena,
Kan, is also a new employe in the
shop.
Rev. J. II. Langewalter, a Mennonite /
minister from eastern Kansas, has been |
holding extra meetings at the Men /
MONTE church in Smoky township this /
week.
Miss DOttie Thomas was at Burling- /
too, Col, last week to take the teach /
ers' examination. She intends teach /
ing in Kit Carson county the coming /
school year.
Q. Z. SEarts and wife viii leave to- 4
day for Louisville, KY, to attend the 4
tTiennial cOnclsTe of the knights TEN
plar. They will also make a visit 70 4
their old home in Illinois.
Mrs. ]. L. Boyle and children return
ed Saturday from a months visit with /
relatives IN Illinois. Mrs. Streator, Of !
Bradford, H., sister Of Mrs. Boyle,
came with her for visit.
II. f. Wheatley is building an sddi-
ton to his house which he has moved \
to his lot back Of his coal Office. John
Bray has purchased the residence pro-
perty where Wheatley lives at present.
DR.. ~. Eugene King and wife, Of
Kansas City, we're in town this week
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. h Lee
while on their way home from Colo
RADIO. DR.. King is a brother Of Mrs.
Lee.
Ed Close, Of the depot force in Phil
lipsburg, was in town Saturday en-
route to the mountains for a vacation.
He was accompanied By his wife. While
here they we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Close.
Mrs. o. Q. Dawson and Mrs Frank
Dawson left Saturday for Bell Plain,
Kan, in Response to q message stating
that Mrs 7. G. Harper was dangerous
" i'll. Mrs Harper formerly lived here
and is a sister OF Mrs o. G. Dawson.
B. F. Brown, accompanied By his
wife and little son, left Wednesday
night for Louisville, KY, TO attend the
triennial cOnclaTe Of the Knights Tenn
plar. They will also visit in Illinois
and will be absent several weeks.
Rev Anderson, Of Wakefield, Kan,
held services in the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and evening and
preached two excellent sermons. Rev
Anderson is an instructive aud enter
tanning speaker. De viii be here again
the third Sunday in October.
A A. Bower returned Sunday morn
ing from a six weeks visit in the east,
most Of the time Of which was spent in
Ohio, and q trip was also made TO the
Psn-American exposition at Buffalo.
BE was accompanied by bis wife, but
she stopped at Phillipsburg for a few
days TO visit relatives before coming