The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-21
PERSONAL NOTES.

/ y. q SOnday, OF Seward Neo-s was 10
4 town this week.
Pat CulIins was a visitor at BurliBg.
ton, Col, Sunday
William Parker, Of Glasgow, No, was
IN GOOdlsnd this week
J. ". Prime, Of Norton, was a Good
land visitor this week
A dance was given at the Hotel In
! gersOu last Friday night.
Mrs ". r Morton is very sick at her
home at the Depot hotel
A. 7. Wilson, a Colby attorney, was
in GOOdland Wednesday.
Mrs Pauline Hartman has been
quite sick the past week.
/ A daughter was born Saturday to
K Mr.. and Mrs Q. r. Teeters-
a daughter was born yesterday 10
! Mr.. and Mrs. William FauTer.
Z. H BienhoR left Wednesday night
! for Golden, Ill, to visit with bis folks.
Miss Louise Floyd is acting temper
aiTly bOOk-keeper in Dawson Brothers
store.
Fred Dawson returned Wednesday
morning from q business trip to Okla
hOma.
G. L. Calvert was at Colby Tuesday
.
land Office
Miss Mary Seaman has gone to st.
Louis 70 purchase q spring stock Of
millinery for her store.
James \. Fike, Of Colby, member Of
the state board Of railroad commits
siOners, was in town Monday.
Mrs. L. E. DOnly was called to Jen-
ninRs, Kansas, Saturday by the death
Of her sister, Mrs. Hattie Goodrich.
Mrs. R. A. Kent has been absent
about two weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs Josephine Bowen, at Onaga, Kan.
Crist Meintz viii leave Monday for
Nevada, 40, where be has traded for a
farm and where he will make his home.
Lafe Fender, Of Lamonie, Ia, where
be is engaged In the confectionery
business, is here for a visit With his
parents.
Frank Dawson returned Wednesday
morning from st. Joseph, Mo, where
be went to purchase goods for the
Dawson store.
Ollie Bruner, a young farmer living
east Of town, viii leave this week for
Clay county, N6b, where be will en-
gage In farming.
Robert Lemon has sold his residence
PAOkEAN - " UO4n AuhuADELE- Lemon
will move to Topeka where he will
make his home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith left for her home
in Lewiston, Ill, Tuesday Pfter several
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cullins.
Miss Myra CrOsseD, who has been
employed as cashier In the MiIlisaek
store, has resigned and returned to
her home In COncOrdia.
Mrs. Z. J. Denney, OF Goodland, wife
OF Conductor Denney, was a guest Of
Mrs Louis HerzOg, Thursday.-Phil-
lipsburg Dispatch.
The mayor of GOodland has declared
war Oh the joints and slot machines
and as a result the slot machines have /
usPended--Oakley Graphic.
ALDunbar received telegram Mon |
day announcing the death Of brother
In Illinois. Mr. Dunbar left the same
evening to attend the funeral.
George Webb, of Lincoln, Neb-, for
merly a barber Of GOOdland, was in /
town this week. He Is on the road for 4
the J. II. Garrett barber supply house, .
of Lincoln
@. G. Guthrie, Of Norton, was in F.
town this week. Mr.. Guthrie was here 4
to look after live stock interests. He /
has several hundred cattle on the /
range in this county.
The painting by Mrs. J. R Morris, I
american Beauties" was ratified of at 4
the Ennis drug store Tuesday night 1
No. 80, held by Earl White, carried of /
the elegant picture
L. S. Hargraves was here yesterday /
from Pueblo. He is working for the 1
Rio Grande at that place In the car re-
paireTs' department and expects soon /
to get position as locomotive fireman /
with that road.
Jim RubersOn, Of Sherman county, /
was visiting with relatives and old I.
time friends In Atwood Tuesday. jim
is among the first settlers Of Rawlins I
county and has many friends who are 4
always pleased to welcome him.-At- /
wood Patriot.
g. Ssnderfeld, living southeast OF 4
town, arrived yesterday from Beatrice, 4
Neb. Mr. Sanderfeld went TO Beatrice 4
about week ago and returned with 1
bride. The lady is q sister Of Fred I
Meintz. A brother Of Mr.. meintz, also 4
from near Beatrice. arrived yesterday i
and viii locate in Smoky township.
We understand that sometime ago
three wagon loads of jamaica ginger
started from GOodland. Kan, but By 4
the time it reached Burlington and /
was stored in the cellar Of the brick. I
there was but two loads left. We sup /
pose the raDcbers must have used the /
missing load to dip their cattle as q /
dip in Jamaica ginger in cold weather /
would probably not prove 50 dissst
rous as a dip in the regular mango \
cure.-BurlingtOn Coll Republican.
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