The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02


For table linen and towels call on Nc
Pherson at the Ark.
For lambricans, table scarfs, call on Nc
Pherson at the Ark.
j. Bennett, one of the merchants at Edison
was In town Monday.
Goodland signs for broom factory
Atchison Champion.
Theo. Edsall went to Goodland to eat his
turkey.-Norton Champion.
The drug store of DR., H. P. Candy has
receiveda final coat Of paint.
q. L. Calvert and wife returned from
their wedding trip on Sunday.
A. w. Hostettef went to Saiua Thursday
to attend meeting of the Shrine.
DR.. Thomas returned from a dental trip
to Bird City and st. Francis on Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas Greenup was visiting at his
old home In Voltaire township this week,
Mr.. William Warren is teaching the Vol
taire school and living in the stone mansion.
Brooks Iriones went to Oberln on Sun
day night on business before the land office
George Montgomery returned on Satur-
day night from short visit to Hastings,
Neb.
Frank Candy, Willie GreenhilI, Hank Nc
CURE and Eugene Usher spent Sunday at
Norton.
George Teagarden has got around again
after quite serious illness with heart
trouble.
Mr.. Cooperrider and Mr.. Hastings, both
Of Kit Carson county Colorado, were here
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Burt and Mrs. j. S. Fuller Of
Colorado Springs, were here several days
last week.
F. NJ. Sands and wife of Colorado Springs,
were here last week and took in the fire =
mems ball.
j. NJ. Irwin has purchased the Hosley
property and will move into the same some
time in February.
Brakeman Tom Weiliver, who was IN
iured In the wreck near Kanorado, returned
to work this week.
Mrs. Samuel Crooks and daughter Blanche
OF Colorado Springs, were visiting friends
In this city last week.
A. L. Rich is proving up this week. As
1t contest case 1t took several days to
conclude the hearing.
GoOdland is to enjoy theater Monday
night. The Lyceum company will hold the
boards for three nights
Harry Ericsson, who runs Douglas jewelry
store tSt. Francis, was here the first of the
week visiting his parents.
John E. Rule, former treasurer of sher-
man county, was in Goodand this week
He resides at Western, Neb.
Clarence Skinner was up from Smith
Center to pass the Sunday With
friends.-Norton Champion.
David Bennett, old-time resident of
Sherman county left Tuesday for Ports
mouth, o., where he will reside.
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George Usher, who has been braklng on
the Union Pacific out of Cheyenne Wells,
Colo, is visiting his parents here.
W. X. Brown has been laid up by a
sprained ankle the past week, but at pres.
ent he is able to get around little.
If you want all the local news and the
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PUBLIC, 1t is the county official paper
We hear that 100 carloads Of broom corn
were shipped from St. Francis this fall.
This is a good showing for the industry.
1t is expected in the spring that the Rock
Island will build from Goodlaud to Denver.
The survey was made several months,agO.
Mr.. Goodwin, living northeast Of Good
land, was seriously indisposed this week
caused by Worrying about family matters.
Mrs. VIII Conncrs came down from Good
land to spend thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Lesh-ColbY Free Press.
W. c. McPherson's store has the peculiar
sign, Noah's Ark. This ought to be draw
ing card. 1t means come in out Of the wet.
Mrs. Abraham Miller came up from
Goodland Wednesday to spend thanksgiving
with her mother, Mrs. Doughty.-Flagler
Advance.
L. L. Roby, manager Of the Topeka Lin
seed Oh works Of Topeka, was visiting
his aunt, Mrs. o. E. Ferguson Of this city
this week.