The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-03-14
PERSONAL NOTES

A dance was held at the Hotel In
I gers0ll Monday night
( Mrs. A @. Kaulitz has gone 70
Pueblo for a brief stay
I Mrs Z h Young has gone to Den
7 yer fer brief stay
Seaman Sisters millinery store has
been newly paPered and decorated
Mrs r A Kent returned Sunday
morning from a visit in ODsgs, Kan.
H II. Floyd has moved into the
ShsckelfOrd residence in Beahm's ad-
dition.
Pete and Albert RobidOux, the we'll
known stockmen OF Wallace county,
were IN town yesterday.
The northwest Kansas conference of
the Methodist church viii be held at
Downs this year on April ?
Rhodes Allen, Of Cripple Greek, was
here this week for n visit with his
daughter, Mrs G. L Calvert
G. L Calvert was at WaKeeney,
Kan. this week as attorney IN a case
before the United States land Office
The next regular meeting Of the
Round Table club viii be held March
70 at the home Of Mrs p. J. Mcbride
George Hopes returned from a trip
TO Muscatine, Ia, Tuesday. He reports
the weather warm and pleasant in
Iowa
Harry Irwin, of Colby, a printer en-
piOyed by the Colby Free Press, was Ia
town last week for visit with rela-
tives
F. H. Cross, who sold his residence
property in Park Row to Mrs. Derby,
has moved into the AIbee house, on
the east side.
Mrs. Mary Needham, Of Topeka, pre-
sident Of the Rsbskah state assembly,
was here Monday 70 Inspect the local
Rebekah lodge.
A L Dunbar, OF the Dawson store,
has returned from Illinois where he
was called a few weeks ago by the ill
ness Of a brother.
Harry FIke. Of Colby, who does an
extensive business in buying and ship
ping hogs, was IN town Wednesday on
a business mission.
Mrs Robert Lemon left Thursday
for Topeka TO rej0in her husband
They have taken up their residence in
the capital city permanently
RI Peters, a we'll known stockmau,
Is seriously III at his home, - miles
north Of town. he Is suffering with
the lagriPpe or catarrhal fever.
Mrs Kirwin and Mrs. Meek left last
week for Winfield, Kan. on a visit to
Mrs Meeks' mother, Mrs. A. II. Howe.
They will be absent about three weeks.
Dick Auer returned Saturday from a
weeks visit In Kansas City with his
brother. Otto Auer. who Is employed
by the ETans-Smith Drug company.
Miss Vida Bryan. daughter Of d. ].
Bryan. Of Smoky township, has been
visiting friends In GoOdland the past
week She expects to leave soon for
visit in Salida, Col
c ~ Millisack will leave to morrow
night for St Louis TO buy goods for
his store. He will be accompanied By
his wife and they may take q trip 70
New Orleans before they return
Mrs I. z. Townsend, daughter aud
SOD, arrived yesterday from Hubbel,
Neb. and will make their home here.
Mr. Townsend Is manager OF the Eos
ter Lumber company in GOOdland-
Frank Gebbart, Of Davenport, Ia, is
in town the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. HOyt
Andrews. Mr.. Gebhart is q cousin of
Mrs Andrews and be will remain here
until Sunday when be viii leave for a
visit in Denver,
The state board Of education has
granted S. V. Mallory, superintendent
Of the GoOdland high school, a certifi
cate as institute conductor, and also to
@ W Mccormick, OF the city school,
an instructors certificate.
George @. West, Of GeneseO, III has
arrived IN the county to settle on his
land, about seven miles southeast Of
Edison. James Anderson, from the
same place, Is expected here this week
and will locate ia the same neigh5Or
hood with Mr. West
DR.. H P Candy performed an oper-
alton last Thursday upon Mrs William
Van wiukle. who was In a serious con-
dItion from hemorrhOids that a suFgi-
cal operation was imperative. The
operation was entirely successful and
the patient IS recovering
Dr. H ". FarrOw was at MOreIand,
Kan, the first Of the week where be
was looking over the field with a view
Of engaging in the drug business
Morelaud Is a little town Of about 800
population and Is located IN Graham
county. on the Salius branch Of the
Union Pacific railroad DR.. FarroE
has decided to locate there IL be sue
ceeds in getting a building for his
store
SEVEN al A01lA1 "a llA A04t4-
we're uuloaded at GOOdland last week
AmOuR the arrivals we're two families
by the name Of Potter. from Greenfield,
Ia; John Neudrs and family, Of Mel
son. Neb-: A Conn and family, OF Cloud
county, Kan The Potter families 10
Gated on the Bennett and Hopes
places. Mr.. Neudra- located on the Per
dieu place and Sir Conn on the Phil
lips place, sll in VOltsirs township
Frank Fox was IN town Tuesday and
bought a load Of lumber for the pur-
pose OF building an addition 20 his
farm house on the Smoky He said the
Foster Lumber company here beat the
figures OF the Colby dealers, as be had
their estimates before purchasing
Last week another farmer Who had got
R-nres finn C.nlhr honqhf here Re