The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-12
PERSONAL NOTES.

Ollie Bruner has returned from
Thayer, Neb.
Mrs. George Fuller is in Colby the
guest Of relatives.
A son was bron TO Mr.. and Mrs. LII
Ernst, Easter Sunday.
@. r. Bumgardner has purchased the
Bigley place Of Hank Reese.
DR.. P B. Godsman, Of Burlington,
Col, was in GOodland Friday.
Dick Auer has returned from Den
yer where he spent several weeks.
Hank Reese left Tuesday morning
for Pulaski, Ia, where he will make his
home.
H. A. Bowman left Monday night for
Kansas City to buy goods for the Bee
Hive store.
Q. S. Cox, representing Anheuser-
Busch Brewing association, Sundayed
in Goodland.
Mrs. Henry Dresser, of Peyton, Col,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
81. Frerichs.
Warnie KrOW returned Tuesday from
years absence which he spent on the
Pacific coast.
Miss Clara Barr, lately employed in
the Brick hotel, left for Iowa Thurs
day morning.
George Bradley shipped s carload Of
horses TO St. Louis, Mo. He accomp-
anied the shipment.
United States Revenue Collector
PARROT was in GOodland Monday look
ing after the interests of Uncle Sam.
c. L. Rule got back from Caldwell
Monday. He will take his family with
him in few days to their new home
at that place.
G. A Stolgren, of Wallace county,
has located on the Russell ranch, north
of town, and will handle several hun
dred head of cattle.
George Cunningham and wife, of
Kansas City, we're here this week the
guests Of Mrs. Cunningham's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Rice.
Joe Cullins was up from the johnson
ranch several days this week He was
accompanied by his wife and they were
the guests of relatives while here.
W. n. Rowe and o. @. Wileman were
down to the Smoky Sunday and were
quite successful IN bagging the game.
They killed ten ducks and four geese.
Mrs. j. T. Joyce left Wednesday for
Pueblo where the family viii make
their home. Mr.. Joyce is a passenger
conductor between Pueblo and Phil
lipsburg.
Sam Vassar closed out the two car
loads of cattle which he bought in
Norton county. They we're purchased
by Henry Entwistle, Henry Kaiser,
Albert Reed and George Hess.
William T. Ingram has bought the
place Of Andres Anderson and has
hOmesteaded the same, the southeast
section %, township Z, range A. Mr..
An = a. II
RADIO.
Robbie Little, a somnambulist over
at Burlington, took q walk the other
night through the snow and Eaked up
at a neighbOrs house, a quarter OF a
mile away, without hat, coat, shoes or
stockings.
Fred Horney has bought store at
Brewster, Sherman cOonty, and left
Monday evening to take charge OF his
new business. His family viii move to
their new home in a short time.-Shar-
on Springs Times.
L J. Kluger, of RiEerton: Neb.. ship
ped IN one carload Of stock and car
load Of farming tools from Smith
Center, arriving Tuesday. He is &C
cOmpanied by his family and they wiz
locate in Wallace county
George Hoops has had the windows
Of his meat market decorated with
signs. One Of the prominent decora-
tons and which attracts considerable
notice is the head Of a steer, and the
representation is very good
l. II. Haney and family left Tuesday
morning for Pendleton, Ore. where be
viii look for a home. He may locate
either IN southeastern Washington.
northeastern Oregon OF IN central-wes-
tern Idaho in the Snake river valley
A social dance was given at the
opera house II onday night. The event
was we'll patronized and was the most
successful Of the kind given in a long
time The music was furnished BY
Mrs A y. Stewart, piano; O. r Norris,
flute.
Thomas Hiskey, formerly Of Good
land, chief engTossiDg clerk II the
secretary OF states Office. has been ap-
pointed 3 clerk Ia the WaKeeney land
Office At a salary of 500 M HiskeF
was clerk there some time $50. Re-
Gently be took the civil service exar1i-
nation and his new appointment IS nm
der ctr2I szE1fCe rules