The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
PERSONAL NOTES.

John Nye, Of Chicago, was here Sat
urdzy.
Harry Irwin, Of Colby. sundsyed in
GoOdland.
The GOOdland Gun club held a shoot
yesterday
This is the day to plant the spuds-
Good Friday.
E S. Knight returned to Topeka
Monday night.
J. T. Warmer was a visitor at St.
Francis Tuesday
The rain last Sunday prevented ser
vices at the churches
o. Q. Blackburn, Of st. Francis, was
in GOOdlaDd Saturday.
Chet Marsh, a ranehman Of the Beav-
CT, spent a few days in town this week.
Sheriff William Walker, Jr-, is out Of
town on business connected with his
Office.
Mrs. A. G. KauIitz returned last
week from Pueblo where she spent
a week.
Frank Teeters, of Logan county, is
in town the guest OF his brother, Q. R
Teeters.
Peter Doerfer has returned from
eastern Kansas where be has been
several weeks.
John HartzIer, of Salina, formerly
an attorney Of this place, is in town on
legal business.
The city council viii receive bids at
their next meeting for the papering Of
the opera house.
9. Q. Evans, of Colby, receiver Of the
United States land Office, was a-GOOd-
land visitor Saturday.
There will be a meeting Of the W Q.
7. U. at the Methodist church on Sataa
urdsy at two o'clock D m
Herbert Kellogg, who has been at
Boulder, Col, for some time, is home
and may remain in Gcodland.
The doctors state that the sickness
Of children in several families Is not
scarletins, but influenza or the grip.
Joe and Jake DOerfer, of LaBlanche,
left for Colorado Tuesday. They have
rented irrigated lands near Denver
The infant daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
G. R Teeters died yesterday morning
OF bowel trouble. The baby was about
six weeks old.
George Weidermsn. Of Pueblo, is
here for a visit. He formerly lived in
the vicinity Of LaBlanche but left here
eight years ago.
The store building occupied by the
GOOdland Mercantile company is be-
ing extended 20 the rear by an addi-
ton l6x32 feet.
George ". Arnold, OF Ottumws, Ia,
returned to his home Wednesday after
spending 8 week In the county. He
bought % head of cattle which be will
ship to Iowa later.
Rev. J. A. Kirkpatrick, of Kirwin,
was here last Sunday to hold the
monthly service in the Congregational
church, but the rain prevented the
holding Of the meeting.
". J. Parmenter, of Yutan, Neb-, was
here this week to look after his land
which is located on the Smoky. He
expects to purchase some land which
adjOins that which be now owns.
Otto Auer is in town and will remain
here with his parents for some time.
He has been employed by the Evans
Smith Drug company, of Kansas City,
for the past year and half.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
Odist church gave an sold Maids Con
ventiOnH at the opera house Wednesday
night. The entertainment was good
and was witnessed by q large house.
Mrs. II. f. WheatIey, accompanied
by her daughter Myrtle aud son George.
left Monday night for UniOnville, No,
in response to a telegram stating that
Mrs. Whestley's father, @. ". Hudson,
was very sick.
Miss LOtta Williams, of Cripple
Greek, Col, has been in the city the
past week the guest Of Mrs. Z. J. Den
ney. Mrs Denney entertained a num-
Der Of lady friends in honor of Miss
Williams last Thursday.
Easter services will be held Sunday
morning at theCOngregatiOnal church,
conducted by Rev. Anderson, Of the
Episcopal church. The Knight Temp
lars Will attend the services In a body.
dressed In their uniforms
The county president of the ". Q. 7.
U, accompanied by several other ladies,
went TO KsnoradO last week and or
ganized a ". G.. 7. U. Of . members.
a ". @. i. U. institute viii be held
here the second week in April
Rev. A. J. Good, pastor Of the Ne
thOdist church. will preach his farewell
sermon at the church Sunday evening.
Rev. Good will leave for conference
the first Of the week 1t is not thought
that be will be returned to Goodlsnd.
William ROsenau aud Mrs. A @.
Rick, both Of LimOn, Col, we're mar
ried by Probate Judge Calvert, Sstur-
/ day, March - Mrs. Rick formerly
I lived in Sherman county, but removed
/ to Colorado about six years ago, where
she secured a divorce from her former
! husband, J. J. Rick
The infant daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs.
/ J. d. Hartman died last Friday night
at seven O'Clock. The baby was about
/ IL months old and death was caused
I 6y influenza A brief funeral service
was held at the home Sunday. Rev. A
J. Good officiating, and the choir Of
I the Methodist church rendered sp
I prOpriste music. Interment was IN the
/ GoOdland cemetery.
The Polite Play
Some Of the gowns worn IN the polite