The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-24
PERSONAL NOTES.


Il days in Denver.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
! Lewis Gullins, Saturday.
Frank VanDoren, Of Bird City, was
in GOodlsnd several days this week.
Miss Bessie Waters and Miss Nellie
/ Hartman we're visitors IN Colby SatuF-
day.
/ A. A. Bower, OF Norton, formerly Of
this city, vas in town several days this
week.
". S. Coohron left Friday for Con-
cOrdis, Kan, where he viii visit his
brother.
Mrs. G. H. Lee has returned from 3
visit in Kansas City and other points
/ IN Missouri
James Brummett and james Nc
Andrew, OF Topeka, we're in GOOdlsnd
yesterday.
WI. McCue, of Colby. q business
man Of that town, was visitor in the
city yesterday.
The Ladies Aid society win give
10 cent social at the Methodist church
Friday evening.
Mrs. s. Beidelman left Tuesday even
ing for Kansas City where she will
visit relatives
Parties having claims against the
county can sell them for face at the
First National bank
Mrs. Q. B. Albertson and children
left Friday for COncordia,- Kan, for 3
visit with relatives.
G. H. Haggart, of BeIIeville, and W
a Galway, Of Glen Elder, Kan, are
here to buy cattle.
Fred Dawson, of the Dawson store,
was in Topeka this week To attend the
Retail GrOcers' association
". b Stone returned yesterday
from Kansas City where be had been
with q carload OF stock
Miss Bette Wells has returned to
her home in Nebraska after a stay in
GOOdlsnd Of several months.
There will be services at the Chris
tisn church Sunday. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. J. Ed Stevens.
Frank Chambers, the second son Of
John Chambers, has been very sick
with pneumonia for the last week.
Miss Mabel Harrington has gone TO
KanoradO to visit her parents for q
few days aud will then 90 TO Salt Lake.
About 80 couples enjoyed themselves !
at dance at the opera house Monday
night Music was furnished by the
Angelus orchestral.
Miss Lizzie Frerichs returned Sat
urday from PeytOn, Col. where she has
been on an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs. Henry Dresser.
Mrs. J. L. Greene aud daughter. Of
Kansas City, are Ia GOodiand fer q
visit with SIR. and Mrs. J. W Handley /
Mrs. Greene Is q sister Of Mrs. Handley
Rev. Stevens returned home Wed
nesday morning after an absence Of
about five weeks. He has been engaged /
holding revival meetings at Eureka,
Kan.
J. W. German, Of Kenorsdo, men, |
Der CT the board Of county commits /
sioners and a merchant OF the state
line town, was IN the city yesterday.
He was accompanied By his wife.
E G. PerriRo, of Morocco, Ind, was
in GoOdlsnd Wednesday He has been !
looking after stock interests at Benkel- /
man, Neb-. and in Cheyenne county, |
Kan He is q dealer in horses, cattle !
and mules
A dance was given at the Hotel In !
Rersoll last Fridsy night in honor Of !
Miss Mabel Harrington, q dining room \
girl who has been in the employ Of the /
hotel, aud who will leave soon for Salt /
Lake, Utah.
r o. S Jessey, Of Victor, Col, stopped 1
of at GoOdland last week to spend q
day visiting with his sister, Mrs. T. NJ 4
Baldwin. He was en- route to Oklahoma \
to locate on q piece of land secured in
the drawing
Moses EversolI, OF Agra, Kan, was in
town this week to close q deal whereby
be becomes owner OF six quarter sec
tons Of land in Sherman county. The
sale was made through N. RObinson's
real estate agency.
Rev. T. E HOekett, OF Pratt county,
was IN the city Tuesday. He is a bro
ther-in-laW Of n. E. Albertson and q
brother Of Gideon HOckett, OF La
Blanche. He Is a minister OF the
Friends church and will speLd about
q week in the county.
Rev. Anderson held divine service at /
the Episcopal mission chapel both
and evening last Sunday. A
is on foot to unite Oberlin I
Norton and GOOdland In one charge,
which viii be done as soon as resi-
dence can be built for Mr. Anderson.