The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-31
PERSONAL NorEs.

Mrs Q. l. Bagisy has returned fnou
a visit east
A son was born Sunday 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Dimmitt.
Mrs. J. ". Meek has returned from q
visit in Colorado Springs.
: Mrs. E J. Dsnney Ras a visitor al
/ Colorado Springs this week.
E F. Murphy sold l2,46O acres OF
Union Pacific laDds In Colorado last
Friday.
Mrs. John Hartzler, OF Salins, is in
/ the city for a visit with her mother
Mrs Kellogg
". J. Ratelif, OF Atwood, a real
estate dealer CT that city, was IN Good
land Tuesday.
L. E. Hartzler, Of Smoky township,
will leave in a few days for Salins
where he will make bis home
Mrs RummeI, mother Of County
Clerk A. D. Rummel, is sick with pneu-
mOnia at the home OF her son.
Mrs. William Walker. Jr., and Mrs.
Fred Dawson we're in Topeka this week
to attend the mid-EiRtsr fair.
The Unruh W. c. 7. U. will meet at
the home OF Mrs. o. Q. Dawson on Sat
urday, February I, at two o'clock p. N.
W. R Heron was quite sick this
week, being threatened with pneu-
mOniR- He was reported better yes
terdsy.
Fred Stewart left yesterday morning
for Hobart, Ok, where ne viii settle on
claim which be drew in the late
drawing.
J. N. Kennedy, Of Greeude cid, Ia,
formerly Of this city, was here this
week to buy horses to ship 70 the Iowa
market.
&C. TOoker, who has been employ
ed in working on the local telephone
system, has returned TO his home in
Phillipsburg.
a Fl. Floyd, who has been manager
OF the Foster Lumber company's yard
ia GOOdlsnd for the past four years,
has left their employ and the company
has sent I. Z Townsend here ss ar.
Eloydis successor.
GOOdland has 80 telephones in oper-
alton with promises OF enough more TO
bring the number up 70 10. J. ID.
Jewell, who put in the system here, is
manager OF the Goodlsnd company.-
Smith Center Journal.
The people Of GOodlEnd are invited
to attend q reception given By the
to their pastor, Rev. J. E Kirkpatrick,
at the Congregational church on Fri
day evening, February :.
Goodland claims that their telephone
service, which is owned by q local com.
pany, is far superior to the ones put ia
by the Haley Telephone company. The
rates charged are the same in both
cOmpanies.-Oskley Graphic
Prof. Swift will be at the opera house
Friday and Saturday nights with his
microscope show. He has four large
trunks full Of material for bis exhibit
The images from the microscope are
thrown on large wall screen.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Methodist church, the meetings
having commenced last Sunday even
ing and are conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Good, who reports the interest
growing. Good music is furnished by
the choir.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens, Of the Christian
church, left Monday night for High
land, Kan, where be will hold revival
meetings for two weeks. Upon his re-
turn, Rev Stevens and Rev. J. A. KiRkZ-
patrick, Of RirWiD, viii begin q series
Of revival meetings at the ConRreRa-
tional church, commencing February
aud continuing for two weeks.
Mrs. Pauline L. Peyton, sister Of
Presley L Lancaster, died at her home
IN Denver about two weeks ago. She
was i'll bat q few days, suffering from
pneumonia Mrs. Peyton kept house
for her brother, Presley Lancaster,
when the latter lived on a ranch on the
Smoky several years ago. Mrs. Peyton
leaves two daughters and son.
n. A Wilson, the Atwood lawyer
charged With rObbing the county treas
urer's safe Of RaElins county, was
bound over to the district court Ia the
sum Of 5000 at his preliminary hear
ing at Atwood last week. The evidence
upon which Wilson was held was the
finding Of some tools in which a safe
could be opened at his home, and the
testimony OF a witness who heard some
persons in his law Office at q late hour
on the night OF the robbery