The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-08-01
TOLD IN AIINE.

49, ~ - -itr-a
Mrs. S. Luther has returned from
visit in Denver
We Cole, Of Speed, Kan, was in
GoOdland Monday
Miss Bessie Green has returned from
q visit in Kansas City.
Fred @. ROsebrough, Of Leoti, Kan,
was In GOOdlsnd Tuesday.
H G. StOuffer, Of CoIfax. Ia, Is here
as q witness in the Boyle case.
E H and G. II. PattisOn, Of Eldorado,
Kan, was in GOOdland Monday.
Sweet cider and other temperance
drinks at Reut's Handy Kitchen.
Brakeman Frank Gum has returned
from a visit IN Colorado Springs
A. J. Harwi, Of Hill City, attended
eOurt as attorney in the Boyle case
The annual school meetings Of
school district boards met yesterday.
Mrs Pauline Hartman returned Sat
urday from several weeks visit in
I Denver
E. r. Robinson, Of Cheyenne, Wyo.
a brOther-iu-law Of j. D. Boyle, is in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Dawson have re-
/ turned from an extended visit in Ken
! lucky.
Otto Auer, who is employed in a
/ drug store at Smith Center, is in town
this week.
E. c. MeQueston and W. H. Nc
/ Question, Of CrestOn, Ia, were In town
this week.
/ Professor Mallory has returned from
St. Francis, where he has been con-
Quoting the normal institute.
Miss Hazel Lunstrum, of DesMOines,
Ia, is in town for visit with her
/ friend. Miss Mayme Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl White we're both
sick with tOnsilitis this week but are
now cOnvalescent-
@. G. Guthrie, Of Norton, who has a
large drove Of cattle on the range in
this county, was here this week
T. ". LippincOtt, Of Colfax, Ia,
/ agent for the Rock Island at that place,
is here to attend the Boyle case as a
| witness.
J. s. Kennedy, travelling representa-
/ tive for the firm of HornblOwer i
] Weeks, of Wall Street, y. Y, and State
] Street, Boston, was in GOOdland this
week He was here looking after some
property interests
Miss Louis Murphy entertained
about % Of her little friends Friday
afternoon in celebration Of ner eighth
birth day, and. also to meet with her
cousin, Miss Edith Nye, of Chicago,
who Is here visiting her relatives
/ Mrs. G. z. BiddisOn is in Denver
/ where she vent TO attend the SOth
! birthday anniversary of her mother.
/ When Mrs. BiddisOn returns she will
| bring her daughter, Marcia, who has
! been in Denver some time, home with
/ her.
q. S. SimOntOn left Wednesday
/ night, accompanied by his family, for
/ Caldwell, Kan, where he viii make
| his home hereafter. Mr.. SimOntOn
and John Shuster, formerly a black.
smith in the railroad shops here, will
engage in the blacksmith business at
/ that place.
The members OF the Eastern Star
/ gave a pleasant little surprise to Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Jones at their home
| Tuesday evening. 1t was intended as
a farewell to MIR. and Mrs. Jones who
are about to remove to HavelOck, Neb.,
/ where they will make their future
home Dainty light refreshments
| were served and q general good time
was had.
Head stones for Eve ex-uniOn sol
diers' graves were received By Wallace
! Filler, quartermaster Of the local post,
1 Monday from the quartermaster's de-
partment Of the United States army,
and they will be put in place soon by
a detail of the G. a. R They are for
the graves of the following deceased
| soldiers; J. B. Jacobs, company A,
| Thirty third Ohio infantry; S. q. Hey,
company B, TEenty-sizth Ohio in
/ fantry; James Reynolds company 9,
Sixtieth Ohio infantry; Stephen Al
lard, company F, Ninety-secOnd Hi
nois mounted infantry; Joseph Crock
ford, company D, Twenty Mich
| igan infantry.