The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-05-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

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Mrs. ". Stephens has gone to east
ern Kansas for an extended visit.
Earl Arnold, Of Denver, spent sew
eral days in GOOdlsnd this week.
Earl White has moved from the
Leonard fat to the Halter residence.
Sam Powell, OF Athena, formerly q
barber Of this place, was IN town this
week
Mrs. Charles ToIand. of Norton, is in
town the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Newton
KrOE.
W @. aud Ivan Myers left Tuesday
for Colorado where they will look for
location.
John Voightlander. of Denver, for
merly farmer OF VOltsire township,
was here this week
County Attorney Hoyt Andrews re-
turned Sunday morning from q bust
ness trip to Topeka
r. Q. Smith, who broke his leg re-
Gently, is able to be around with the
assistance Of clutches.
Mrs. Laura Young aud baby, Of Den
yer, are In town the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Scheigner.
Mrs George Searles, of Colorado
Springs, was here this week visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. II. Rice.
Q. C. Young, formerly of the brick
hotel, has taken charge Of the Depot
hotel Ae has been in Denver several
months
DR.. L A. Golden, Of Kensington.
Kan, was here this week to look after
his sheep ranch which is located near
LaBlanch.
Frank Rice, of Roswell, Colorado,
son Of @. II. Rice, formerly Of
GOOdland, is in town visiting among
his young friends.
E. f. Murphy was in Kit Carson
county, Col, last Friday in company
with w. ". Cole, Of Geneseo, Ill, who
bought some land in that county.
Mrs G. ". Jupe has gone to Phillips
county where she will remain with re-
latives in hopes that the change 10 a
lower altitude will improve her health,
which is not the best.
Joe KOlacny, the tailor, returned
Friday from Beatrice, Neb., where he
has been for several months working
at his trade. be will remain on his
farm here for a while.
@. R. Bumgardner has gone to Shaw
nee county where be will make his
home. Mr.. Bumgardner sold his place
recently. He has lived 10 the county
since its early settlement.
A fine granite monument was put up
at the grave of George Montgomery in
the city cemetery Tuesday. The mon
ument was purchased in Denver and
weighed 4, 800 pounds.
Prof. T. ". Emerson, state lecturer
of the State Temperance Union, will
hold a series o. temperance meetings
at the Christian church beginning
Sunday evening, June %
Mrs. William Walker, Jr-, returned
Wednesday from Fort Scott where she
went to attend the state encampment
Of the ". R. Q. Mrs. Walker also stop
ped few days in Kansas City.
N. D. CuthbertsOn, H. Q. Tagtmeyer
and Gus Strand left Sunday night to
attend the republican state convention
at Wichita as delegates from Sherman
county DR.. II. p. Candy and Rev. J.
Ed Stevens accompanied the delegates.
Prof W z. Ray, of Clyde, Kan, ar
rived in GOOdland Sunday for a visit
with Prof. Mallory, Who proceeded Nr.
Ray as principal Of the Clyde school
Prof. Ray is an applicant for the Colby
school
Henry Hartstine, an old settler and
we'll known ranchman living near Kan
OTadO, has sold his place and will have
a public sale June 10. Mr.. Hartstine
has not decided whether be will leave
the country or not.
The new Catholic church building is
progressing toward completion. It is
2SX5Q and stands on a solid brick fOun-
datiOn. The building Is being con-
structed on contract, ". A. Ford, of
NOTcatur, Kan, being the architect
and builder.
DR.. A. B. McCapes, Of Denver, state
veterinarian Of Colorado, has been Op-
Grating on some horses belonging to
John Mcdaniel and Albert Lister The
people Of this section have faith in DR.
McCapes ability as a veterinary sur
geOn-as shown by his success on num-
erOus occasions.
". r Morton, accompanied by his
family, left Friday for Denver where
he will make his home in the future
Mr. Morton was for ten years train
master for the Rock Island at Good
/ land, but for the last two years be has
conducted the Depot hotel.
Dan NJ. Ruggles, one OF the best
/ known and popular OF western travel
/ ingmen, died at st. JOseph's hospital
/ in Denver last Friday night Of con-
/ gestiOa OF the brain be wss 48 years
I OF age and had travelled in the west for
I eastern clothing firms for = years.
/ Mr.. RuRgles was we'll known IN Good
/ land. he leaves q widow and one son
The nObbiest stock Of mems, Boysi
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