The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-11-01
PERSONAL NOTES.


F. L CurWin and wife, Of Pueblo,
were at the Depot hotel Wednesday.
The Round Table club will meet with
Mrs. A. G. Adams next Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. +. Tenant is in White
Cloud, Kan, for a visit with relatives
A. P Tone Wilson, Of Colby, an at
toTney at law, was In town Wednesday.
John Greene, the well known travel
ingman, was in town this week for the
: first time since last June.
Emma Richardson, of Stuart, Ia,
was registered at the Depot hotel We'd
nesday.
/ Josiah Crosby, Of st. Francis, was in
Goodland Wednesday on his way to
Kansas City.
near Brewster, are the parents Of girl,
/ born October 20.
! S. S. HOckett, of Sterling, Kan, a
broom corn buyer, was at the CONNER
! cial hotel Wednesday.
| Chef Marsh and wife, of Sherman
vile township, were guests at the Com
mercial hotel Wednesday.
! James n. Fike, of Colby, member of
I the state board of railroad commits
/ siOners, was in town Monday.
a GOOdland visitor this week. He is
/ agent for q cream separator.
o. L. Lucas, of Baldwin, Kan, was
| in Goodland Thursday. He went out
to Edison to see Henry Geyer.
Miss Estella Filler and Mrs. Sullivan
have opened a dressmaking parlOr In
rooms in the Heron building.
Mrs L. Jewell, of Roswell, Col, for
rnarlv 0f Ahic arfr fe NOrTF0 hn
Of her sister, Mrs. E. ]. Denney.
A R. Crandall has fitted up a rig
and will leave overland for eastern
Kansas and Nebraska next week.
@. NJ. Sawyer. a banker Of Norton, in
company with j. r. BurrOW, of Smith
Center, we're in the city yesterday.
George Kerns, Of Wilton, Ia, was in
Goodland Wednesday. He is looking
for cattle as feeders to ship to Iowa.
Mrs Jennie Walker, department
president of the Woman's Relief Corps,
is away this week inspecting lodges
Ernest White has returned from
Colby where be conducted a barber
shop during the absence Of the owner.
G. H. Woodhouse, of Wilton juno
ton, Ia, was IN town Wednesday. He
is a son of Col. Woodhouse, Of Sharon
| Springs.
Thomas Rule, of Cloverdale, Putnam
county, Ia, is here looking after his
real estate interests. He purchased
1.-THE Barnett place, near KanOradO, last
spring.
Mrs. J. B. Penn left Friday night for
/ Mounds, l. T., where Mr.. Penn had
preceded her and where they will make
I their home.
@. S. Cox, representative Of the Kan
sas City branch of the ALheuser- Busch
I Brewing association, spent Sunday in
/ Goodland.
Glen Filler has returned from sew
eral months absence in Oklahoma
where he has been working at the car
penter trade
W. Q. Durham, Of Battle Creek
/ Mich, was in Goodland Thursday. He
| is looking for stock In anticipation of
starting a ranch near Burlington Col.
Q. NJ. Nuiguett, of Osborne, Kan,
was in the city Tuesday on business
connected with a real estate deal. He
! is looking over the county for parties
| in Osborne with view Of purchasing
1 land.
D. A. Watson, Of Lebanon, Smith
county, is in town, accompanied by his
wife, and may locate in the county and
engage in the cattle industry. He is
an old friend and acquaintance of J. A
/ Trent.
Willard Simmons, of Norton, former
/ ~ of this city, vas here last week for a
visit with his father and mother who
/ live near RuletOn. He was accomp-
anied by his wife and baby. They re
I turned to their home in Norton the
! first of the week.
a. a. Bower aud family left Sunday
| for Norton where they will make their
/ home IN the future. Dell has been In
! charge of the Bower furniture store In
/ Goodland for the past IL years, and he
goes to Norton TO engage in the hard
I ware business with his brother, Frank
/ Bower.
E. E. Wilson, Of Belle Plain, Sum
neF county. Kan, was IN GOOdland
| Thursday He shipped In four carloads
Of COWS, 50 head Of which we're Gallo
ways. He also brought in two reg
istered Galloway bulls. The stock will
be placed on the ranch of the Sum
ner-Sherman Cattle company on the
Smoky, recently purchased Of Frank
Dawson
A. 81. Baker, Of Cheyenne county,
was in Goodland Thursday. He was
here for the purpose Of getting a copy
of the constitution and bylaws Of the
I Sherman County Stock Growers as
lsOciatiOn as a guide to the formation
Of a similar organization in Cheyenne
county. He said the cattle men were
trying to crowd the settlers out Of
the country.
Rev. r. Q. Smith, who has been a
student Of the Moody bible institute in
Chicago, and later been spending some
time in Indiana and eastern Kansas,
viii return to bis home IN this county
in a few days. Rev. Smith has been
by his family. 1t is said that owing TO
failing health he viii give up the min
istry and engage IN the cattle industry
He has considerable land in the cOun-
| " and viii add more TO his holdings In