The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-20
PERSONAL NoTEs.

Ernest Bower was a visitor at Nor
ton this week
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Emick, a
son, Monday.
N. Q. Hays, of Athena. Kan. was in
GOOdlaud Tuesday.
Joseph RawOrth. Of Dorchester. Neb
was in GOOdlznd tn esday.
Charles Hedrick, Of Omaha, is here
TO look after his cattle interests.
Charles BuschOw, a furniture dealer
Of Colby, was in town Wednesday.
c. B. Cross and A W Pringle. Of
Utica, y. Y, were in GOOdland Mon
day.
B. r Brass6eld, a music and piano
salesman Of Salina, was in town this
week.
Mrs. G. L. Calvert returned last
week from a visit in Cripple Greek and
Denver.
G. c. Merritt and A. J. Pearee. of
Burlington, Col, were in GoOdland
Monday.
Mrs. Hoyt Andrews arrived home
from her extended trip TO the Pacific
coast Friday.
". o. Compiler and c. T. Bevier, of
Cheyenne Wells, Col, we're visitors in
town Tuesday.
T. H Brown, Of Barnes, Ia, was look
ing after his interests in Sherman
county this week.
Fred Barnett returned Sunday from
Lawrence where he has been a student
/ at the State university.
Miss Viuta Kelly has returned from
Denver where she has been attending
| LOrretO Heights academy.
Asher B. Wilson is at Colby attend
| ing the June session of the district
court Of Thomas county.
Mrs. George Fuller spent a few days
at Oberlin last week with her parents,
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Patton.
3. F. Parker, of Salina, general agent
/ for the Union Central Life Insurance
company, was in town this week.
L a. Payne, of Hastings, Neb-, repre-
senting the Mckinley tanning Loan &
I Trust company, was here this week
Mrs. A. G.. Kaulitz left last week for
a visit at Grant City, No, and Adair,
la. She will be absent several weeks.
H Z. Lowe is about again after a
serious illness which left him with
rheumatism. He Is around on crutc hes
Mrs. Q. II. Lee returned from Los
| Angeles, Gala, where she has been on
a visit for a couple Of months, Wed
nesday.
VII. Hill, Of Hill City. adjuster for
I the St Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
/ company, was here this week TO adjust
losses by hail
Billy Ennis, George Kelly and HOYt
Andrews returned Sunday evening
/ from Colorado Springs where they at
/ tended the races
Joe Kolacny has reengaged in the
tailoring business. He has opened up
q shop in the building formerly Occu-
I pied by Cullius' barber shop
/ Rev. J. d. SpringstOn. Of Ottawa, will
I preach the morning sermon at the
] Congregational church. He Is one of
the state Sunday school workers
Mrs George Kelly was at Denver last
week 10 attend the commencement of
/ LOrreta Heights academy, where her
daughter, Miss Ninta Kelly, IS a stud
ent-
A party Of GoOdland young people
drove out to the Vincent ranch, five
miles north Of town, Tuesday night,
where they held an old fashioned
dance.
Miss Minnie Bagley, daughter Of
/ Attorney John Bagley. Of Ogden, was
married Wednesday, June Is The
family formerly resided in GOOdland
but moved 70 Utah In 1890.
Probate Judge Calvert issued mar
rage license Wednesday 70 R z.
Hopkins and Miss FlOri Bell Jacobs
both OF Brewster The marriage took
place Thursday at the home Of the
brides mother at Brewster.
D P. Berry, OF RaWlins county. was
IN GOOdlsnd Wednesday. His busi
ness here was to consult a land sttOT
ney as 10 his entry or sqnatter's rights
on the north west of section .. town
ship ,. range 80. He claims the Dewey
ranch company put a man on the place
and filed papers on the claim while
be was in Jail for violating al injunc
ton, caused TO be issued By the rancf
compaay-
Ms. ". A Bonnie Sas the guest o.
honor at a social gathering at the resi-
denee Of j. J. Warmer Tuesday eve
. ming Mrs Bonnie left Wednesday
/ morning for an extended visit witt
her parents IN st. Paul, MINI. Tn
! members Of the Methodist choir hon
/ ored her with q farewell party In AZ
Z probation OF her faithful service Wit
them. Mrs Bonnie is q fine soprano