The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs S Beidelman has returned from
I Kansas City where she has been for q
visit
Mrs. Retta William, Of Wichita, is
stopping at the COmmercial hotel this
week
c. u. Millisaek vas at Burlington,
Col, Tuesday to inspect his store at
that place
R. T. Beckett, living southeast of
town, Is dangerously i'll ana not ex-
pected to live
J. " johnson, travelling representa-
tive OF the Topeka Daily Herald, was
IN GOOdlsnd Tuesday.
A. L McCants has been quite sick
with tOnsilitis ard pneumonia this
week but is now some better.
Miss Ida Mann, Of Marysville, Kan,
Y Is in town for visit with her brother,
( Joe Mann, Of the depot force
Rev. Jones, OF Smith Center, con
I nected with the missionary society Of
\ the Congregational church, Is In town
Q. F. Carlson, Of Virginia, Ill, is
7 here for a visit with his brothers, Peter
/ and Frank Carlson, Of VOltaire town
ship.
/ A reception viii be rendered Rev J.
I E Kirkpatrick, Of the Congregational
church. by the members at the chCrch
this evening.
George CiemOus, a returned soldier
from the Philippines, Just discharged
from the Eighth infantry, was in Good
land Saturday
@. II. Anderson, of ChuIa Vista, Cal.
is here to see Swan Nelson, an old ac-
quaintance, and to make a trade for
land near Bird City, Cheyenne county.
Mrs. Mary Brown, mother Of B. z.
Brown, left wednesday morning for
Waco, Tex, where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. J. J.
Foster.
Guy Norris. who has been the phar-
macist IN the Eanis drug store for over
q year, left wednesday for Ellis, Kan,
where he viii engage in the drug bust
ness for himself.
Moses EversOlI, Of Agra, Kan, is still
IN GOOdland on business. He has al
ready purchased eight quarter sections
of NJ. Robinson, the real estate man,
and is now contemplating the purchase
Of eight more quarters
9. W. Pickering, Of Lincoln, Neb.,
has been in correspondence with James
Haney and H A. Bowman in view OF
purchasing their store and stock In
GOOdland. The deal has not proceeded
far enough to give any further details.
The pupils of the high school depart
ment planned and executed a complete
surprise for Prof. Mallory Wednesday
evening Taking a dainty luncheon
with them they invaded his home, and
forced him to surrender. Prof. and
Mrs Mallory entertained them very
Hospitality and a delightful evening
was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L Ernst entertained
friends Friday evening. a feature Of
the evenings entertainment was a con-
test In writing poetry, each poem a
parody on MARY Had Little Lamb"
The prize, a handsomely bound book
of poems, was won by Mrs. B. T. Brown.
Delicious refreshments were served. I
The guests included. among others, the
members Of the Round Table club.
The Round Table club held its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday with Mrs R J.
Jones The meeting was devoted to
discussions Of household affairs. Mrs.
K. h Smith read a paper on "The De-
lightful Art Of Cooking" which was
very highly cOmplimented by the club |
members. Refreshments were served. |
each member contributing something
prepared from her favOrite recipe. The |
ladies were happily surprised when
their husbands appeared on the scene, /
having invited themselves to luncheon |
Altogether it was one Of the most
pleasant meetings the club has enjoyed. |