The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-13
KANSAS NEWS.
Items OF Interest from All Parts OF
the State.

Barber county is making lsudable
exertions to appear we'll at the worlds
fair
Charles Marvin the trainer of Sunol.
used TO live at Olathe, where he train
ed Smuggler.
Some one entered the Odd Fellows
lodge room at Arkansas City recently
and stole their bible.
Atchison lawyers in the absence of
anything else TO file, retire to the back
ward and file their saws.
A party OF Topeka capitalists have
purchased The Lake" near Lawrence.
The Lake" is the Saratoga OF Douglas
county.
The Troy Chief says that this is the
FIRST year that the newspapers have
raised less grain than the farmers have
harvested.
The Cherryvillo Republican says
lone Of the horses sent from here took
first premium at the state fair at Salem,
Oregon.
expert testimony seems TO be con-
elusive that Kansas Central trains are
compelled TO run on two streaks OF rust
for track.
The Galena Times has two columns
of mining notes. showing wonderful
prosperity in the zine and lead outputs
in that section.
That operetta in Salina was a grand
success. But that is no reason the
home talent singers should organize a
road company.
Every day shortcns the time which
Governor Humphrey has given the
Union Pacific company in which TO re-
lay the track Oh the Kansas Central.
The Girard Herald reports that c. F.
Gregg bought two car loads OF apples
at 80 cents a bushel and shipped them
TO Tennessee.
Atchison young men arc great ad-
mirers of beauty and make frequent
pilgrimages TO Leavenworth to satisfy
their esthetic cravings.
Jim Clarke OF Burlington has taken
his racer Fannie L. for tour through
Texas. He will enter the Dallas race
and go 10 New Orleans also.
The Eudoria litersry society has Je-
gun its winter entertainments already
Before spring every member will have
chance TO participate.
The "feeling" between thetwo daily
papers at Lawrence. has reached that
stage OF putrefaction which suggests
the propriety OF an inquiry by tho
board of health.
The average yield OF wheat in East
ern Kansas this year was 1854 bush
els per acre; Western. l4.6. and for
Central Kansas, 1882. In all SO, 89l. -
GIG bushels were raised
A Wichita dentist by tho name OF
Creditor is having his wisdom teeth
wrenched by the law. He is unable
to pass an examination for q license
and he persists in practicing without
one.
There is Dung lady in Butler
county named Ada Rats. And the
Abilene reflector rises TO n question Of
personal privilege to ask il she is not
afraid TO stay in n room alone with her
name.
The only items of interest which
Usage county papers neglect pertnin to
coal. 1t is one of the greatest coal
mining regions in tho state, and some
idea OF the output would be interest.
ing.
The Harper Sentinel. says that lois
OF school teachers are looking forward
TO election day with great impatience
Nightly meetings in the school houses
nave sweeping the chief occupation OF
the teachers.
The women of Hiawatha have ostra-
cised the men who dared attend n tho
atrical show there the other night. 1t
was female minstrel show. This is
probably all right but a little danger.
Gus, as 1.-THE good die young"
The Jewell City Republican. in
answer TO an inquiry as to whether
eastern Kansas apples could be sold in
Jewell for 75 cents bushel. saws that
Jewell would sell home grown apnIes
in any quantity demanded for so cents
q bushel.
The Lawrence daily papers have got
so mean in their language that the edi-
tors are now making affidavits that
some outside fell W wrote the article
They were rather bright paragraph.
which strengthen the afiidavits.
Chancellor Snow OF the Kansas mi
verslty gave his annual reception Il
the students recently. Fash clasl
wore its separate color. and made ;
rush to pin 1t upon the assembled pro
lessons. The professors good natured
~ submitted and were impartially ar
rayed in all the varying shades.
Florence is discussing a "pran,
masque or costume ball, " TO be give,
In the near future. To keep out III
hoi pOlloi they will issue high price,