The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

James " Fike, of Colby, was in town
Sunday.
AP. Tone Wilson, Of Colby, was in
town Monday.
CamillO-Jupe spent several days in
Phillipsburg this week.
The b. T. Brown residence was given
a coat of paint this week.
Charles Striker has gone to Denver
where he will locate permanently.
Tom Mccoy, Of La Blanche, left over
land for southeastern Nebraska Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Aten has gone to Chicago
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs John
Nye.
E L. BlOdRett and J. S. Ellenberger
began painting the court house Thurs
day.
houses IS conspicuous in many places
in town.
P.L. Kreuscher, a merchant of st.
land this week.
Miss Josie DOOlinE returned Satur-
dfy from Saliua where she has been at
tending school
William Ennis and George Kelly
attend the races.
Mrs. John Williams has returned
from a months visit with her parents
in Des MOines, Ia.
DR.. ". II. Farrow has added TO his
stock Of goods aud has new show case
in his store.
There will be preaching at the Chris
tan church next Sunday, June -.
Everyone is invited to attend.
There is a man in AtchisOn who is
so slow, the Globe says, he Isn't quail
fed even to be q pallbesreT-
Sherman is one Of three out Of the
lO5 counties OF the state that have
their state taxes paid ih full.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Gulick returned
yesterday morning from an extended
wedding journey IN the east.
Miss Mary Seaman returned Satur-
day from Burlington, Col, where she
had stock of millinery on sale.
A gratifying obituary of a McPher-
son county young man concludes: "He
was Is years old aud unmarried"
". Hargraves has fresh vegetables
for sale. By visiting his garden you
can get them fresh from the ground.
Arthur Stewart, for many years an
emplOye of The Republic, is now as
sistant cashier of the First National
Bank
S. Wileman and family, of Goodland,
was visiting at the home OF his brother,
Fred Wileman, this week.-Sharon
Springs Times
Fred b. Glover, of Kansas City, vice
president Of the A. J. Gillespie Live
Stock Commission company, was in
GOOdland Tuesday.
One of the cOmpensatiOns for being
poor is that one does not have to worry
over the question Of where to spend
the summer vacation.
A. P. Linder, Of Pueblo, formerly
employed in the water service depart
ment OF the Rock Island in Goodland,
was in town this week.
Arensberg & Cullen have installed
new show cases in their drug store
The new fixtures are of the latest pat
tern in the show case line.
Z. L BlOdgett has the job Of paint
ing the court house. The county fur
nishes the material and Mr.. BlOdgett
will superintend the work.
Louis NJ. Mccoy aud Miss Blanche
York were married at the home of the
brides parents, who live near RuletOn,
June 1. Rev. Peterson performed the
ceremony
Herbert Stewart returned Saturday
from Salina where be has completed
the course at the Kansas Wesleyan
university He has gone to work for
The Republic.
Eric Jansen, formerly of this city,
but for several years resident Of To
peka, stopped here last week while
on his way to Greeley, Col, where he
has taken up bis. residence.
Miss Alice RubersOn. who has been
in Denver since the middle Of March
for treatment for the eyes, returned
Wednesday evening. She is not en-
tirely cured, but is improving.
Fred Yearick, formerly representa-
tive Of this county and an early settler,
arrived here from Lincoln, Neb., last
week where be has been for a year
He will remain here for the present.
j. G. Barnett, formerly Of this coun-
ty, but who has been in Indianapolis,
Ind, the past year, was in GOodland
this week He was eu route to Los
Angeles, Cal, where he was going in
hopes the change might prove bene-
I fetal to Mrs. Barnett's health.
The Swarts residence is on the lots,
the corner north OF the Methodist
church. An IL" I6x24, two stories
high, will be added, and the building
! renovated, painted and papered. Wal
/ lace Filler has the contract for the
I work. 1t will be an attractive resi-
I dence, and will add much to that part
! of town.
A Z. Mass left some luxurious spe-
I cimens Of lettuce at The Republic Of
/ fee Tuesday. The three different
/ kinds-Butler, Simpson and Harrison
\ lettuce-weTe grown IN a little garden
plot back Of Mr.. Mass shop and all Of
/ them show unstinted growth. Mr..
/ Mass throws down the gauntlet by
saying that if any one can produce
/ specimens equal to his be will have to
I be shown.
Mrs J. a Trent left Sunday evening
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