The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-14
PERSONAL NOTES.

I nesday-
William Walker, Jr, was at Colby
I Wednesday.
Frank Dawson was a visitor at St
I Joseph this week.
Mrs. F. Y. Hill returned Sunday
I from visit in Denver
Miss BIyra CrOssen, Of the Millisack
| store, is on the sick list.
/ Harry Fike and Herman Reimer, Of
\ Colby, were in town Monday.
/ Lee MeCants is out again after bav-
I ing been sick for two weeks
Mrs. L @. Aues, Of Phillipsburg, is
IN town for visit with friends.
The Epworth League gave a social
at the residence OF J. J. Warmer
I Monday night.
Mrs. Anna r Erect is in Phillips
I burg for a visit with her daughter,
/ Mrs. Z. 4. Taylor.
John Rankin returned yesterday
from Franklin, Neb-, where be has
been visiting relatives.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
netted over ninety dollars from the
supper served at the ball
Miss Kate Dickey, of Colorado
Springs, is in town the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas p. Leonard
The next regular meeting OF the
Round Table club viii be held Febru-
airy Is at the home Of Mrs. Lemon.
n VaBSlyck, representing Wilder
Bros, shirt manufacturers, Of Law
renee, was in GOOdiand this week.
E j. Scott was at Colby Wednesday
TO attend a meeting Of the Sixth dist
riot republican congressional commit
tee.
A lodge of the Kansas Utopia asso-
citation has been organized in Good
land. The membership is growing
rapidly.
j. H. Bryant, Of Carlton, Neb., was
in GOOdlsnd this week He is looking
over the county in view of investing
in land
George Bradley sold a carload Of
horses and mules to Walker Bros, of
Clay Center, Kan. They we're shipped
last Friday.
Mrs. Laura HixOn, Of Vineennes,
Iud-, arrived here yesterday to be with
her brother, r. i. Beckett, Who is
dangerously i'll.
The Ladies' Aid society viii render
in the near future, "The Old Maids
Convention" The exact date will be
given out next week
Misses julie and Abbie Kelly and
Miss Nellie Fisher, of Denver, spent
Sunday in GoOdland the guests of
Mrs Pauline Hartman.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens has returned
from Highland, Kan, where be has
been conducting prOtracted meetings
for a couple of weeks.
W H Stone returned from Kansas
City Friday morning. He took down
iOur carloads Of stock to sell and re-
ports the market very good.
Tom Hamilton, Of Norton. is in town
this week. He Is now hOmesteader In
Sherman county, having fled on the
southwest 20 6 80, in Voltaire township.
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church this month, but ser
vices will be held oD Sunday, March ..
and each first and third Sundays there
after.
Z. T. Murphy will build an Office
on the lot south Of 81. RObinson's real
estate office Work on the building,
which will be Of frame, was commenced
yesterday.
@. A Carter, of Geneseo, III, was in
town this week. He has invested large
ly i'm Sherman county, having bought
1900 acres Of land which is located
in the southeast part Of the county.
George BenkeIman. of St. Francis.
slerk Of Cheyenne county, was IN town
"Wednesday en- route home from Colby
where~he had been to attend q meet
ing Of the Sixth district republican
committee.
Frank Swearingen, Of Topeka, is in
town this week the guest Of his brother,
William Swesringen- Frank lived IN
GOOdland at one time but Is now in the
jewelry business in Topeka aud is
prospecting.
The Unruh ". c. T. U. will meet
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at
the Congregational church All mem
bers are urged to be present. Others
are welsOme also Al address will be I
made by Rev. J. E. Kirkpatrick
Frank Dickey, Of Colorado Springs, /
was with the orchestra that furnished |
music for the ball, playing the drums. I
Frank formerly lived in GOodland, bat 1
this is the first time be had been here /
in seven years. George Maxwell, play /
ing cornet, also formerly lived here.
c. A. Smith aud P. r. Mitten, of
Oakley, we're IN town Wednesday to 4
inspect the GoCdland telephone sys- /
tenn Oakley will put in a telephone I
exchange and Mr. smith and Mr. Nit I
ten we're sent here as a COMMITTEES TO I
examine the exchange here as it is Z
a model system Mr.. Nit
ten Is editor Of the Oakley Graphic.
Frank Fox. Of Smoky township, was I
at Colorado Springs this week and 1
made arrangements with the Saokett /
Creamery company to furnish hand /
TO the farmers and have
them ship the cream to the creamery
at the Springs. Mr.. Sackstt, president 4
OF the company. VIII visit Goodlsnd /
soon He would like TO start a skim 4
ming station at GOOdland, but in any /
event be viii furnish separztors for The 4
product OF loo COWS.