The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-05

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Mrs. a @. Adams returned from
a visit to Hiawatha, Kan, last week
DR.. Candy has established an Office
IN his residence opposite the opera
house.
Sam Vassar shipped in 80 head of
/ cattle last week. He bought them in
Norton county.
Mrs. c. W. Jupe left Wednesday
evening for a visit with relatives in
Phillipsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reed have gone
to housekeeping IN their resi- deBoe on
! the north side.
Orvil Wileman has again assumed
! the position OF driver Of the only hack
/ that GoOdland possesses.
Mrs. N. Y. Skinner, Of Colorado
Springs, wife of Traindispatcher Skin
ner, arrived here Tuesday.
Frank Dawson was at his ranch on
the Smoky Tuesday. His cattle with
stood the storm in good shape.
Miss Mable Keller, who has been
teaching school IN Colorado, is in town
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Barsby.
David T. Evans, the sailor, who is
waiting here for transportation to
New York, is temporarily employed by
ii. h Auer q Son.
Z. a. Hurd, OF Houston. Tex, who
has been visiting his brother, Fred
Hurd, of this county, left Wednesday
for his home in Texas.
Mrs. G. NJ. Swearinger. of Sidney, Ia,
who has been here a couple of weeks
looking after property interests, left
for her home yesterday.
eOrgesWoodhouse, of Iowa, brother
of Guy WoOdhOuse, a cattleman Of
Wallace county, was in the city Mon
day en- route to Sharon Springs.
Fred Glover, of Atwood, manager for
the Seigel Sanders Livestock Commits
sion company, reports the loss of 80
head of cattle in the late blizzard.
z. S. Knight, record clerk in the sec
rotary Of states Office, was able to be
out OF his room yesterday. He has
been sick a week.-Sunday' Topeka
Capital.
W. E. Frazer, of Concordia, has
leased Frank DawsOn's ranch on the
Smoky, and will handle Mr.. Dawson's
stock together with 100 head of cattle
Of his own.
Mr. and Mrs.-Joseph Cullins have re-
turned from an extended visit to their
former home in Fulton comfy, Ill
They also visited relatives in Missouri.
&c. Warner, a market man of St.
Francis, Kan, and NJ. NJ. Mellinger, of
Cheyenne county, we're in GOOdland
Thursday on their way home from q
trip through Wyoming, Idaho and
Utah.
Lewis Farrou, james Walker and
Hugh EiliOts composed a hunting party
last Sunday Their game was rabbits
cnun-o1 rauhnrrn6e fhau
succeeded in capturing il of Br'er
Rabbit.
Judge G.. ". Smith returned TO his
home in Stockton Monday evening
Mrs. Smith, the stenOgrapher for the
court, did not come with Mr.. Smith as
there were no need Of her services by
the court.
Lon Marsh, of Washington township,
who removed to Wayne county, Ia, q
year ago, has returned to his farm in
this county and will put in a large
acreage of wheat.
John Hartzler, an attorney, until re-
Gently of GOOdlsnd, but who is now
located at Salina, was here this week
attending TO few foreclosure cases in
the district court.
Z. S. Crane, who has been an en-
ploye in the shops few months, left
Monday for Clyde, Kan, where be will
be employed by the Clyde Republican.
He is printer and is a brother of Mrs.
ii. K. Adams, of this city.
G. 7. Rule, of KanoradO, was in town
Friday and left that night for Cald-
well, Kan, where he will be associated
with Q. f. Weber in the grain business.
Mr. Rule will remove his family TO
Caldwell about April u.
DR.. and Mrs. Rue Thomas left Tues
day for KiOwa, Kan, where they will
locate, and the doctor practice dentis-
try. Although a young man DR.. Thorn
as is well up in his profession and will
surely meet with success in his new
location.
Mrs. William Walker, Jr., was the
host at a sleigh riding party last Fri
day. The party was composed of q
number of her lady friends and the
conveyance used, a "bOb Sleigh" re-
minded some of the party the good
times enjoyed in the same way at for
mer homes where opportunities Of this
kind were more frequent.
Henry RObidOux. q retail hay dealer
whose ranch is on the Smoky, brought
a load Of hay to town Monday. This
bringing the hay to town is nothing
unusual for Henry, but when one con-
siders the snow and slush in which the
heavy load had to be hauled through,
it is quite another thing. 1t required
a four-hOrse team to handle the load.
Charley Smith is outside guard 10
the Order of Buffaloes. at a meeting
of the society Saturday night his gen.
eralship and physical powers were
| taxed In an effort to keep the ladies'
auxiliary from breaking into an ini-
/ tiation His experience with the Lost
Dog society stood him we'll IN hand
and the hold that he secured upon the
| intruders prevented the invasion after
a hard struggle, and the BuffalOes were
saved.
Notice TO Clean Up.
Notiee Is hereby given 70 All owners