The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-27
KANSAS NEWS.
short CuIlines From all Parts OF thu
state.

One apple tree near Junction City
has Melted its owner $40 this year.
Twenty-seven families named Smith
recently held a reunion at Osborne.
The Central branch country is full
OF eastern people looking for farms.
The Junction City flour mills are
grinding out ten carloads of flour a
week.
The railroad bridge across the YER
million, west Of Frankfort, has been
completed.
Dodge City has fine new Touring
mill which will be in operation within
sixty days.
The Greenleaf Mercantile company
Is shipping large quantities of apples
TO Denver.
The Kansas Farmer says that n flock
OF good sheep on the place is the farm
er's best friend.
Sugar from the Fort Scott factory
sells on the home market at twenty
four pounds for$1.
Hon. William Dunkin of Independ-
ence. was elected president OF the anti
horSethleI association.
The public schools OF Chapman.
Dickinson county, are closed on ac-
count OF sickness.
A. j. Lucas, n well-to-do farmer and
an old soldier of Paola, committed sui
eide by shooting himself with n re-
vClver.
Fago. parties are the thing in Salina
this season. At fagot parties the
guests tell ghost stories by the light OF
a wood fire.
Besides tho usual rejoicing Mt Water
Vile over the returns the Methodist
women are $50 ahead on an election
day dinner.
A part OF the wall OF the court house
of Marshall county had to be torn down
last week To remove wrong window
frame built in.
One half the farm srs of Rush county
have put out from 200 to 600 acres of
wheat. Nearly all have some wheat
In the ground.
Since the Kansas university boys
were victorious over Missouri at foot
ball. Nebraska and Minnesota clovens
have each challenged them.
The Bi-Chloride OF Gold club will
give concert in Leavenworth soon.
They will omit johnny Fill up the
Bowl from the programme.
A man who wrapped n bottle OF
Joint beer in this weeks Marion Rec
ord told the editor there was something
unusually good in his paper.
A number Of supposed meteorit es
have recently been received at the
stnte university. They proved. how
ever. to be only common stone.
The Wichita Literary League" is
taking steps to secure public library
for the town. 1t is the largest town
in Kansas without public library.
The bakers OF Kansas who had
hard time last week can now rest up.
The Womeu's Social Science Club has
adjourned for another six months.
Professor Olien OF the state agricul-
tural college, will lecture before the
Marshall county teachers association,
at Marysville, on Thanksgiving week.
The Morgan Herald claims that Kan
sas soil Is good for ounce crop. l..
d. Buck of that place sold nine bush
els gathered from seven trees at 50 3
bushel.
A boy at Chetopa came very near
being motherless. He handled a loaded
revolver so carelessly TINT his mother
was wounded. Her life is still in
danger.
Ten years ago there Was mailed at
Savannah, Mo. to Miss Mary f. Meek
or of Eddyville. L., n wedding present
OF six silver spoons, and one day this
week they reached the lady at WITCH
ita.
The Blue Valley Creamery associa-
ton hns been originated. They start
out with creameries at Washington,
Greenleaf. Clay Center and Frankfort
Before next spring they will have three
more in operation.
little colored boy named Allen
Evans has arrived in Topeka from
Kentucky. He travelled alone having.
ting on which was written the place
of his destination pinnen to his cloth
ing.
Many hundred bushels OF apples
around Clifton are allowed to lie on the
ground and rot. The farmers could
not find time To spare from work which
they considered of more Importance. TO
gather them up.
The Atchison Champion is discour-
aging the bi-chloride rum cure 10y an
nouncing a death from it in Indiana.
A man at independence voted
ticket after ne had carefully sera' ched
every name upon it aud substituted
none in their Diares Tho right to