The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-27
The GOOdland Republic.
GOODLAND, - KANSAS.
GLEANlNGS.

Mr.. Fred Webb was taken sick with
fever Monday.
c. A. Brannon has put his delivery rig on
the street again.
r. j. Campbell Of Burlington, Col, was in
the city Tuesday.
C. A. Gilmore Of st. Francis, Kas., was in
Goodland Sunday.
NJ. j. Larinne Of Wallace, Kas., was in
GOodland Sunday.
W.B. Fritz has n large doll four feet high
imported from Germany.
DR.. Frank Smith returned home from
visit to Iowa City Sunday.
We are indebted to the Morris drug store
for a fine Havana cigar Tuesday.
W.. Simmons Of Norton. Kas., was in
GoOdland last week attending court.
CIR. Teeters of McAllister. Logan county
Kas., was up to GoodlaRd Wednesday.
The postofHce book store has very fine
show window full of holiday presents.
The Thanksgiving turkey wishes that he
was some other kind Of bird these days.
A b. Montgomery returned Saturday
from the attendance at the mining congress.
Considerable typhoid fever in town. We
would advise that the alleys and back yards
be cleaned up.
John b. Ottowa, boot and shoe man, OF
Boston, Mass, was domiciled at the Palace
hotel Saturday.
A building on Broadway owned by Barlow
Brothers was moved In the south part OF
town Tuesday.
Miss Alice Stewart went down to Norton
Thursday to attend the Northwest Teachers
association meeting.
Marriage license was Issued to a. ri.
Wilson and Maggie Smith, both Of Good
land, Kns., Tuesday.
F. G. Halfway travelingman, OF the firm
of Barton Brothers OF Kansas City, Mo-, was
in Goodland last week.
J. P. Divine of the Sheridan Clayton
paper company, OF st. Joe, Mo-, was guest
At the Palace hotel Morday.
JR. Goodenough, ]. NJ. Deupree and c..
A. Branon have been added TO our sub
scriptien list during the last week.
Wv. DUNCAN Of Hastings, Neb., rep
resenting the Nebraska Loan and Trust
company was In GoodlAnd Saturday.
Jesxe T. Barlow came over from Burling-
ton. Col. the first Of the week. He intends to
make Goodland his home In the future
John p. Morton, of the McCord & Nave
grocery house of Kansas City, No, was
making the rounds Of the merchants Tues
day.
There was a dance out In the country
Thanksgiving eve, but whether 1t was In
voltaire or Edison slipped ye reporters
memory.
"shorty" Cheegan has been trying to have
the typhoid fever. but owing to the prompt
treatment by DR.. Burwell, he is now on the
road to recovery.
1. c. Spencer our old townsman now
living at Telluride. Col, has purchased an
interest In the mine owned by Montgomery
and Clark located at that place.
J.J. Raw Of Hamburg, Ia, has been stop
ping for two weeks at the Palace hotel. He
Is the gentleman who has been putting In
the new heating apparatus in the school
house.
James Flanagan of Pswnee City, Neb., who
has been looking over some land he has
purchased In this county dropped in on US
Wednesday. Before leaving he deposited
$50 for THE REPUBLIC.
George Webb has been running the Webb
tonsorial parlors the past week as his
brother, Fred, Is somewhat indispcsed. He
Ia the the same old ''Steel Heel" that he
used 70 be before he turned farmer.
tits reported that the GOOdlAnd ''Young
Man Afraid Of His Faces Is so very bashful
that before he would face n bevy OF young
ladies, he gOtldown on his knees and crawled
the whole length OF DawsOn's store, and
behind the counters at that, and made his
escape by the way OF the back door.