The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-28
PERSONAL NOTES.

c. ". Striker was a visitor IN Denver
I this week
Earl White was in Denver severa
days this week
S.M- Ewing, of st. Francis, was il
town Sunday.
Mrs. John Bray Is conyalescing from
la severe illness.
Harry Fike. Of Colby, was a Good
I land visitor Sunday.
y. r Morton returned from 3 trju
I to Topeka Sunday.
J. 7. BushOng, Of Antwerp, O., was in
/ GOOdland this week
A teIescOped train IS also an often
siTe kind Of railway merger.
John Nye, Of Chicago, was here this
week on real estate business.
Mrs. II. L Robertson went 70 Den
yer Monday for visit with relatives.
c. B. Dakiu. Of Colby, a real estate
dealer OF that town, was ia GOOdland
Monday
Yesterday one OF the worst dust
storms experienced here la several
years was raging.
Mrs. Z c. Wiley is In Kansas City
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Rice, formerly Of GOOdland.
Charles Rncksdashel returned yes
terday from a two months visit with
his son at Germantown, Neb.
Fred Benzing, OF Corning, Kan, was
here this week to look after his real
estate interests In the county.
W II. Stone shipped n carload Of
cattle to the Kansas City market Mon
day The cattle were loaded at Brewster
WI. Finkle, Of RawIins county, was
IN GOOdland this week He formerly
lived in this county, near L4Blanche,
but left the county in 1894
W. S. Flannery, Of St. Francis, and
Postmaster E. j. Scott left Sunday
night for Fort Scott to attend the
grand lodge Of the A o. Z. ".
r. D. Simmons. a pOstOfice inspector
with headquarters in Kansas City, but
who lives at Colorado Springs, was in
GOOdland this week to inspect the
pOstOffice.
Wilson Peters and John Garden went
with Charles Johnson, who left Sun
day morning with seven carloads of
cattle and horses for Iowa points Mr..
Garden will stop at Omaha to visit his
father
B. D. Gardner, formerly OF Grant
township, Is now living in Topeka. He
was In the Spanish-Anierican war in
Cuba and was wounded four times. He
Is a relative Of H b. Linebaugh, OF
Grant township
Mrs Anna R. Erect, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. E Tay-
Tor, the past ten days, left Thursday
evening for Norton where she will visit
a few days aud then 90 on to her home
at GoOdland--PhiIliFaburg Herald.
The revival meetings conducted by
the Congregational and Christian
churches at the church building Of the
former for the past two weeks, closed
Sunday night. Revs J. Z. Kirkpatrick.
h b. Jones and J. Ed Stevens con-
Quoted the services.
Roy Fender, who has been sick for q
long time, Is much worse aud is now
confined to his bed In a helpless con-
ditiOn. He is suffering with an abscess
which formed above the right hip but
broke out on the thigh His recovery
is considered doubtful
Mrs. Retta William. of Wichita, takes
charge of the Commercial hotel next
Monday. Mrs. Witham has had long
experience in managing hotels Mr.
Vincent, who has conducted the hotel
for several months, will move on
ranch IN hOltalre township
Charles johnson, of OskalOoss, Ia
who has been IN GoOdland several
weeks, left Sunday morning for Iowa
with six carloads OF cattle and one Of
horses He bought all the stock in
Sherman county aud has nearly 400
head left in the county which be will
ship later.
Mrs. Jennie Walker, department
president OF the WOman's Relief Corps,
left yesterday for Fort Scott to make
arrangements for the entertainment Of
the ladies Of the Corps at the state
convention, which meets at Fort Scott
April 80, in conjunction with the G. A
r encampmeut- Mrs. Walker will
also visit Topeka TO hear Nine. Lillian
NOrdica IN an evening Of song on
March 3