The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-03-21
PERSONAL NOTES.

James Anderson, Of Geneseo, III
was here this week.
Mrs. A. J. Good and children lef
"Wednesday for OskalOOsa, Ia.
Many OF the street crossings are be
ing replaced with new planks.
i Claude Douglas has returned from
/ Fort Collins, Col, where he has beer
attending school
Herman Rsimer and G. r. Buschow
I of Colby, business men Of that town
we're in town yesterday.
G. E. Whitaker, of Colby, general
I collector for the Weir PlOw company,
was IN GOOdland Monday.
James y. Fike, of Colby, member OF
the state bpard Of railroad commits
slOuers, was in town Monday
Gus Strand returned Wednesday
morning from a few weeks visit IN
Chicago and other points IN Illinois
The ladies Of Sthe Congregational
Guild will meet with Mrs Ere 1 DaW-
son Friday afternoon at go o'clock.
". J. Ratcliff. Of Atwood, aud Chaun-
eey Dewey, OF the Oak ranch, in Raw
Inns county, we're in GOOdland Wed
nesday-
Andy Legg, who has been employed
at the MIllissck store for the past two
weeks, quit Friday aud returned to his
home ia Norton.
Dell Bower, Of Norton, formerly in
the furniture business in this city, but
now engaged in the hardware trade at
that place, Is in town.
II. B. White, Of Mankato, candidate
for the nomination Of congressman OF
this district on the republican ticket,
was GOOdland visitor Wednesday.
Z. S. knight, of Topeka, a clerk in
the secretary OF states Office, Is in
town to attend the republican county
convention which will be held Sstur
day
LII aud G. G. Guthrie, of Norton,
we're IN town Monday. They have cat
tie on the range in this county and
we're here TO look after their stock in
terests.
DR.. a 2. Candy returned Saturday
from Kansas City where he went TO at
tend the commencement Of the Kansas
City Eclectic Medical college, Of which
be is one Of the faculty.
Fred HOdgkinsOn has purchased the
Caldwell mouse and Is removing il TO
the block north Of the Christian
church. When refitted and repaired it
T.
H.F. Whsatley bought a load of cane
seed of L H. Biee hOf last Saturday
and paid SlO5-95 &, IA e load. The load
weighed out 81 bUand and 40 pounds
at Sc pounds to lie bushel, and the
price paid was SL3O per bushel.
Frank B0ggs, OF BelleVille. Kan,
arrived here last week He brought
his household goods aud stock. His
family Will arrive next week. He ex-
poets to locate somewhere IN the cOun-
y and engage In farming
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. n MilIisaek left
Saturday night for St Louis, where
Mr.. Miliisack will buy goods for his
store. They will then take a pleasure
trip which will inelnde important
points in the south aud possibly a trip
to Cuba.
At caucus Of republican voters of
the Second ward, held in the water
works building Thursday afternoon a.
two o'clock, J. ". Handley. y. u. Oak
ford, Q. H Albrecht aud L. G. Smytb
were chosen as delegates to attend the
republican county convention Satur-
day.
Charles johnson returned from Iowa
Monday where he went some time ago
with seven carloads Of stock. George
W. Arnold, OF ElstOn, Ia, came with
him. Mr. Johnston has considerable
stock purchased in the county which
he is holding here for time but will
ship soon to Iowa points
Topeka Journal: E S Knight, CON-
mission clerk in the secretary Of states
office, has gone home to Goodland TO
help run Sherman county politics this
week. knight is especially interested
IN the Sixth district congressional con-
test aud will probably see that Sher-
man county elects a Rseder delegation.
The third ndmber OF the high school
lecture course was given at the opera
house Wednesday night by Byron "
King, elOcutionist and impersOnatOr
This was considered the best enter
taiumeut in the series 50 far given, the
audience warmly appiandinR every
number. The attendance was good
aud Prof Mallory is to be eOugratula-
ted on his good judgment IN securing
Prof. King. There Is still one number
70 be given in the lecture course.