The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-17

Mrs. Q. 9. Dawson 8 oh the 90

Airs. o. G. Dawson IL on the sick list.
John Nye was here from Chicago
several days last week.
Mrs. J. 7. Joyce left Sunday evening
for visit in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Dawson were in
/ Denver the first Of the week.
Pat CulIins returned vest erday from
7 q business trip to Kansas City
Frank Dawson returned from a visit
/ to Belle Plain, Kan, Sunday morning
S. A MOultoD, the barber, has moved
7 his family to GOOdlsnd from Almens,
Kan.
Miss Mary Seaman returned We'd
! Desday from a visit in Kit Carson
/ county, Col
William Wagner and Joseph Nc
CURE, of Hays City, Kan, we're visitors
/ in the city Tuesday.
Rev. J. Erect returned to GoOdland
/ yesterday morning after an absence Of
several months IN Abilene
A dance will be given at the opera
I house Saturday night. Music will be
I furnished by the Angelus orchestral.
DR.. ". H Farrow left Tuesday morn
| ing for Chicago where be viii enter q
hospital to receive medical treatment.
L. G. Harper left Sunday for Okla
hOma where be may decide to locate
permanently and engage in the mer-
camille business.
S. Z. Powell, who has worked several
months in the BlOdgett barber shop,
has gone to Oberlin where be will work
at the barber trade.
A party Of young people gave a dane
ing and card party at the opera house
GaFrwHur- ~rfrwhN EnHfnr-nl hr~o =
night supper at Hartman's.
D. S. Clark, Of South Omaha, Neb.,
stopped in GOOdlsad yesterday Ell,
route to Denver for 3 visit with Q. H.
Lee, who is an old acquaintance.
Miss VInta Kelly returned to Lor-
rettO Heights academy, Denver, Tues
day after spending q vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly.
H. A. Mccoy, Of Miltonvale. Kan,
formerly farmer Of this county, was
here this week TO look after his prop
erty which is located northwest Of
town.
J. ". Penfold, OF Burlington, Col,
owner OF the Touring mill at that place
and late treasurer OF Kit Carson coun-
", was a business visitor in town yes
terday.
Marion Ebert, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ebert, will enter
tain her young friends at her home
this evening, the occasion being her
eighth birthday.
David Robinson, of Brewster, was in
town Saturday for the first time since
last May. BE says the skimming stat
ion at Brewster has made a wonderful
success and as a consequence the far
mers in that section IRE in better 6n-
ancial condition.
DR.. f. H. Smith left Wednesday
night for Fsirbury, Neb-, on q profes
siOnal call to see Frank Fuller, who
has been III a long time with spinal
trouble. Frank Fuller is an engineer
on the Fairbury division and is a bro
Their Of Engineer George Fuller, Of
this city
P h and John +. Slane, OF Dixon,
III, who have been stopping in town
for the past week, returned to their
home yesterday. The former is in the
last stages Of consumption and came
west a few weeks ago hoping that the
change Of climate would benefit him,
but he returned home no better
Miss Lulu Bryan, Of GoodIand. Kan,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H S.
Barnes from Christmas morning until
Saturday, when she returned to her
home. Miss Bryan is a granddaughter
Der Of the board Of supervisors, and is
an author Of prOmise.-GFinnell ls-)
Gazette.