The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-08-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

DE- A u Guilck was IN Denver this
week.
The Kellogg rOOming house is being
( reprinted.
Robert Lemon is improving his resid-
enee by painting.
I Mrs. d. Q. Derby returned Sunday
\ from Colorado Springs.
{ @. G. Hamilton and Andy ShOoP viii
leave today for Oklahoma.
Joe Collins is in Oklahoma with q
Z view Of looking up location
I Mrs. G. II. Lee returned Saturday
\ from two months outing IN Colorado.
I c. E. Biddison and @. NJ. Phillips
were at Dresden yesterday quail hunt
ing.
: There was a pleasant little social
dance at the opera house Tuesday
night.
Hoyt Andrews returned Sunday
from a trip through the Oklahoma
country.
Miss Emma Penfold, Of Burlington,
Col, is in town the guest Of Mrs A. @.
hRulitz.
wills Blodgett leaves next week for
Eldors, Col, to look after his mining
interests.
4. 4
play the GoOdland team in this city
August 20.
w. Klauer and wife and George
McClelland wife have gone to the
mountains.
Mrs. S. Beidelman returned Sunday
from an extended visit with relatives
in Colorado.
Richard Auer and sister, Mrs. Pauline
Hartman, returned home last Friday
from Oklahoma
Lewis Farrow has returned from a
two months absence which he spent in
Decatur county.
GIL Calvert was at Colby Wednes-
day on business before the United
States land Office.
Two wagon loads OF new wheat, the
first Of the year, we're bought by II. +
Wheatley Tuesday.
r. A. Kent has purchased the Ma
theny residence property Mrs Ma
theny and family viii join her husband
in Oklahoma soon
B. Crosby and wife returned Wed
nesday from a visit to their former
home in Pennsylvania
Rev. Stevens and family, W. S. Cole
man and family and ]. S. Ellenberger
went to tue mountains this week
Rev. Anderson viii hold services in
the Episcopal mission room Sunday
morning and evening, August Is
Mrs. Fred Dawson and son, Don, are
home after a visit in Denver. Mrs.
DawsOn's brother, Eddie Spar, came
with them
William Hargraves brought a cab
bage up town that he raised in his
b a.. d
that tipped the scales at 81 pounds.
Rev. Good has gone to Almena to
attend q district meeting Of the Ep-
worth League. The session viii last
over Sunday and there viii be no ser
vices at the church.
II. J. Fletcher. ". y. Rowe, Elmer
Rowe. William Richardson, a. VIM,
and II. ID. Cuthbertson composed
party that left this week for hunting
trip to the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 81. MiIlisack viii
leave tomorrow for a months trip
in the east. They viii visit the Buffalo
exposition, and Mr.. Millisack viii pur-
chase goods in eastern markets for his
GOOdlsnd and Burlington stores.
Lee Ames, Of PhiIlipsburg. was in
town Tuesday and completed the sale
Of his town property. The rOOming
house near the depot was sold to vii
liam Ennis, and the residence property
occupied by J. ID. Hartman was pur-
chased by Mr.. Hartman.
E. A. MikeselI, OF Atwood, one Of the
pioneers Of Rawlins county, was in
GOOdland Saturday on bis way to the
mountains, where he will spend some
time hoping that the change in climate
viii benefit his health, which is quite
pOOr.
g. L. Calvert was at Colby Wednes-
day and made the following entries at
the land Office on Sherman county
quarters: ". 7. Cole, southwest 1853:
Arley CrOckfOrd, southeast 7-7-41; ".
Z. Dickinson, northeast 70 Al; Mary
L BrOsnahaD, southwest 2S-6 -