The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-05-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

/ Circus day IN Phillipsburg is a hOli
day, by order Of the school board.
William Walker, Jr, went 70 Kansas
I City on a business mission Monday.
/ Miss Mary Seaman is at Burlington
/ Col, conducting a SAFE Of millinery.
Frank KOontz, living IN the MuIdrOE
neighbOrhOOd, killed six wolves last
week.
Miss Louise Floyd and Mrs. J. A.
I Adams are new clerks in the Dawson
store
Misses Bessie and Anna SexsOn have
gone to Salina to attend 8 summer
school
Harry Root, a solicitor for the To-
peka State Journal, was in town We'd
nesday.
William Kunz has returned from
Burlington, Ia, where be has been for
over a year.
Q. 81. Millissck was at Seibert, Col,
Wednesday where he recently opened
up a branch store.
There are enough kinds Of weather
to suit every taste, but somehow or
other nobody is pleased.
Fred Hodgkinson has moved into
his residence near the Christian church
Mrs. Rstclif and daughter, Miss
Nellie Ratcliff, left Saturday morning
for their home in Olney, Ill.
G. r Bumgardner has gone east on
a business mission He viii visit east
ern Kansas and other points.
John Roberts, OF Flagler, Col, has
accepted a position in the grocery de-
partment Of Millisaek's store.
Miss Hattie Graham has returned
to her home in Colorado Springs after
a visit with friends in GoOdland.
B. F. Parker, Of Salina, general agent
for the Union Central Life Insurance
company, was in town Wednesday.
Ed Painter, Of Victor, Col, was here
last week for a visit with his parents
who live in the vicinity of LaBlanche
Charley Critchfeld, of the Critch-
field Morris ranch, in Wallace county,
spent a few days in GOOdland this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Simmons re-
turned to their home IN Norton Mon
day after a visit with relatives and
friends hare
William Boyd, Of HOisingtOn, Kan,
was In GoOdland Saturday. He is
visiting his brOther-in-laW, J. A Hor-
ney, Of Brewster.
". F. McCue, of Norton, auditor for
the Foster Lumber company, was in
town Monday TO check up the accounts
of the local yard.
J. B. Davis. of Kansas City, No, was
in GOOdland Wednesday. He was here
to look over the Crawford ranch with
view Of purchasing
ID. Heaton, Of Greenfield, Ia, in the
banking business at that place, was
here this week looking after his real
estate interests in Sherman county.
r G. Ramey, of Little York, Ill, was
in GOOdlaud this week He brought a
carload OF full-blCod Hereford bulls
for the Sumner Sherman Cattle CON-
pany.
William Walker, Sr., is expected
home from California in a few days
He owns a farm and fruit lands near
Sacramento and went there to look
after the property.
Dr.. ". r. Townsend, OF Hubbell,
Neb, was in GOOdland this week for
A visit with his parents. He is a son
of I. E Townsend, manager Of the
Foster Lumber company.
D. D. Hill and D. A Leak, Of Logan,
Kan, were in GOOdland last week look
ing over the county. Mr.. Leak has
purchased the r. L Peters ranch. He
will take possession in October.
Mrs J. W. Murphy, of st. Francis,
was in town Monday and Tuesday the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Coleman.
Mrs. Murphy was en- route to Salina to
attend the state Sunday school con-
ventiOn-
Mrs. Dora Candy, Of Topeka, is a
g. 4 e
the W R. G. at the annual encamp-
ment to be held at Fort Scott next
week, to succeed Mrs. Jennie Walker,
Of GOOdland.
George ". West, of Geneseo, Ill,
is here this week. He is interested
with his son, George G. West, in a
ranch 10 the southeast part Of the
county. They recently bought the
Bumgardner place.
W. o. Campbell and wife, aecomp-
anied by Miss Vera Cover, of st. Fran
els, we're In GOOdland Monday en- route
to Hoxie for a visit with Charles Camp
bell, manager OF the Foster Lumber
company at that place.
". NJ. Crawford, of Kansas City. for
merly Of this county, was here this
week. he is now q member OF the firm
Of Crawford Bros. & Shields, dealer in
farm lands, city property, mining, oil,
and gas investments.
Mrs. Sarah Gordon and her daught
er, Mrs. Maggie Smith, who have been
visiting the family Of William Walker,
ST, for a few weeks, left for their home
at Valley Junction, Ia, Friday night.
Mrs. Gordon is a sister Of Mrs. Walker
". A Robinson, OF Kansas City,
stopped on in GOOdland Sunday while
en- route 70 Denver. he IS q brother
Of the late Frank Robinson, who was
manager for the Chicago Lumber con-
pany In GOOdland. Mr. Robinson is q
dentist.
Mrs Susie Robinson, formerly Miss
Susie Boyle, q sister Of j. D. Boyle,
fnrrnarIr Of this CITY. has been VISITING