The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-05-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

. All AAAI 1-lAA00A Ge-A
Mrs. George Fuller has gone to Fair
I bury, Neb-, TO visit relatives.
Charles Brewer, of Dresden, Kan,
/ was visitor In GOOdland Tuesday
". S. WilleOxon, Of Colby, a lawyer
I Of that place, was IN town Tuesday.
Orvil Wilemad has gone to Denver
I where be viii look for employment.
John Rule, OF Clayton, Kan, former
I ly OF this place, was in town Tuesday.
J. E Wallace has returned from
Mexico where he spent several months.
Charles 81. Sawyer aud Elmer Ames.
bankers Of Norton, we're in GOOdland
Tuesday.
Gus Anderson, Of Beloit, Kan, is in
town the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". E.
Anderson
Twins, boy ana a girl, were born to
Mr.. aud Mrs W n Davis, of Good
land, Sunday.
Mrs George Cunningham, of Kansas
City, Is IN town visiting her parents,
Mr. aud Mrs +. NJ Rice.
Mrs. A c. Adams left Friday for her
home IN Chickashs, / L, after several
weeks visit IN GOOdIsnd.
Mrs. ". Z. Anderson and daughter,
Mamie, will go to Colorado Springs to-
morrow to remain a few days.
r. L. Peters, William Walker, Sr.,
and G S Wells returned Saturday
from trip TO the Pacific coast.
Rev. J. ". Upton, Of Almena, for
merly of GOOdland, is IN town for a
visit with his son, Herman Upton.
Alfred johnson, who has a cattle
ranch near RanOradO but lives IN
GrisWOld, Ia, IS here to look after his
property.
John Q. Royce, of the Phillipsburg
Dispatch, aud Warren White, of the
PhiIlipsbUrg News, were in the city
Tuesday evening.
James Cunningham, Of Greenfield,
Ia, left for his home Tuesday after
spending several weeks with friends
in Sherman county.
Q. II. Lee returned Sunday from
visit In Los Angeles. Mrs. Lee accom-
panied him but will remain in Los
Angeles several weeks longer.
D. T. Undertake, OF Bailey Vile,
Kan, was here this week He pur-
chased some land In this county
through Calvert's real estate agency.
@. G. Guthrie. Of Norton, a cattle
man who has several hundred head of
stock on the range In this county, was
-AEA 2 LA-AdAl AA1hAAaA A4AEA uA1 ESAe1
Mrs. E Z. Butler has returned to
her home in Cripple Greek. Her sister,
Mrs. @. L Calvert, accompanied her
home and will remain there a few
weeks
JH- Stewart, editor of The Repub-
lie, was at Fort Scott this week 70 at
tend the state encampment of the @.
A. R as delegate from the local organ
izatiOn-
I. Q. Harper, formerly a merchant of
GOOdland, Is In town. He made his
home at Ceutralis, Kan, since leaving
here, but recently has been spending
some time in Oklahoma.
Dr. H. P. Candy, N. d. Cuthbertson,
Ii. Q. Tagtmeyer and Gust Strand will
leave Monday for Wichita to attend
the republican state convention as de-
iegetes from Sherman county.
H. A Bowman left Wednesday for
Nebraska City, Neb., where he will &C
cept position IN a large department
store as head salesman. His family
will remain here for the present
". ". Cole, Of GeneseO, Ill, Is in
town He is here to look at some
land bought through the Murphy and
Nye real estate agency. John Nye, Of
Chicago, accompanied Mr.. Cole to
GOOdland.
This will be the banner year for the
dairy business in Kansas. This state
ought TO be the greatest butter pro-
du"iDg state in the union. And when
the farmer develops his milk output to
his capacity, it will be.
The Decoration day services will be
held IN the opera house at I:3O D M.
next Friday. Everyone is invited to
meet at the @. A r hall at ten a. NJ
and Join the procession to march to
the cemetery to decorate the graves
Miss Nellie Hartman, of the city
school, ranked first IN the county ex-
animation just finished. 10 the grad
Mating class that honor fell TO Miss
Emily Floyd, she also having ranked
first in the monthly examinations
throughout the year.
The money in the dairy business is
in the makeup Of the COW. Don't let
a 70 pound per day COW eat up grass
that would keep a 4O-pouud per day
animal, nor give q scrub feed that
would keep a prize mixer in good con-
ditiOn. Don't thresh your wheat in q
machine that loses half the grain.
Every new invention which saves
! labor or makes IL more effective is a
I boon 20 humanity. The farm separa-
/ tor saves the farmers wives and at the
same time gets all the butter fat out of
the milk 1t has come to stay. The
7 hand separator system will be imprOv-
Y ed. but the separator viii never 90 out
I of business.
The ". G. I. q. free reading and
/ rest rooms will be open to the public
/ Saturday. The reading room will be
supplied With at least two good daily
papers and some Of the best current
magazines The rest room Is designed
for a place where tired shoppers can
Z come to rest and eat their lunch III
they wish Hot coffee and tea Uil be
/ served TO those Who Eish at the usual
price. Miss Susie Rath viii have charge
n Of both rooms