The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-05-09
Personal NOTES.

OcMOCtdtAC committees LheelLu oaL
urday.
W B. Lockwood, of St Francis, wa.
in GOOdland Monday
W. II. Croco, sheriff of Norton eoun
ty, was in GoOdland Saturday.
Otto Auer has gone to Omaha and
may remain there permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. O. c Dawson left Non
day for an extended visit in Louisville
KY.
A. L Dunbar and family left Mon.
day for MsukatO where they will make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur RatcIif return
ed last night from their wedding jOur
ney to California
The Heron restaurant fed $50 for
dinner circus day. Their cash receipts
for the day was $40.
John Nye, of Chicago, the immigra-
ton boomer for western Kansas, ar
rived in town yesterday.
Warren KrOw is at his old place
again as central operator for the Good
land Telephone company.
Chalkley Wilson was at Colby Wed
nesday and was initiated into the local
l. o. 0. L. lodge at that place.
Dawson Bros. & Co. received hand
some new show case this week for the
display of gents furnishing goods.
William Walker, Jr-, accompanied
his daughter, Lauriue, 70 Topeka Sun
day where she will attend Bethany
college
J. G. Flick, OF Weston, Ia, purchased
the northwest quarter of section 3O-T
80 Of N Robinson. Hr. Flick was here
yesterday to close the deal
The Catholic churth has been torn
down and the material removed TO the
new site near the city park. Work on
the new structure has commenced.
j. ". Smith. Of Grant township. left
Monday night for Oklahoma and Texas
he will stop off on the way in Chau-
tauqua county to visit a son and a
brother.
y. A. johnson, of the Norton Monu-
ment company, was in GOOdland this
week. He put up monuments In the
cemetery for L. j. Scott and o. c.
Dawson.
Mrs. +. Z. Butler, of Cripple Creek
is IN town visiting her sister, Mrs G.
l. Calvert. Mrs. Butler was called here
by the death of Mrs CalYert's little
daughter, Bessie.
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probate judge Of Cheyenne county, was
in GOOdland Tuesday He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Taylor AID they were
here to meet a grandson who came
from Omaha
Rev. J. Ed Stevens went to Topeka
Monday night to attend a meeting of
the state executive committee Of the
Christian church Of which be is a mem
Der He will also make a short visit
with his parents in Missouri.
Herman Upton will go to Burling-
ton, Col, as manager of Millisack' S
store in the place Of A. Y. lessee, who
will maLage Millisack's new store at
Seibert. Upton has been travelling for
a grocery house for several months
Examination for county graduation
will be held Friday and Saturday, May
9 and 10. The work In the eighth grade
will be of just as much worth after this
examination as before. No pupil should
quit school till the close Of the term.
Commencement exercises Of the
Sherman county high school will oc-
cur at the opera house Friday evening,
May % The public Is cordially in
Yited. A small admittance fee of Is
cents will be charged to help defray
expenses Tickets will be on sale Sat
urday morning at Ernst's store.
ArchdeacOn Watkins, of Ellsworth,
who formerly conducted services in
the Episcopal church here, has &C
cepted a call from the church at Ken.
ilWOrth, a suburb Of Chicago, and be
expects to leave Ellsworth IN the near
/ future to assume his new duties. be
has for a number Of years been arch
/ deacon of the Episcopal church
The board Of education, at meetinl
/ held Wednesday night, employed S. Y
I Mallory as principal and c. W McCOr
mick as assistant principal Of the
county high school for the ensuinG
year. Mr.. Mallory Is to receive 3. 10
/ per year and Mr. Mccormick 81;
monthly. Miss Eva Kellogg, primarI
1 teacher, and Miss Rose Filler, gram
mar department, were also employed