The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
GLEANINGS.
It used TO be real estase
But its brick dust now,
You are sure to get your eyes full
And it don't matter how.

John Wells was lover from Colby Tues
day.
The city dads were in session Tuesday
night,
e. B. Tressel was over from St. Francis
Friday.
Tom Collier went to Pueblo Wednesday
for visit.
Read FULLY scOtt's business card In The
REPUBLIC.
Miss Laura Coyes of Colby, was in Good
land Tuesday.
Max Lorlg of Atchison, was GOodland
visitor Monday.
Joe Watson Is working In Stones con"
fectionery store.
A. C. Lang will move into the Collier
building June 20.
The traction engine was the center OF at
traction Saturday.
Henry Stul of Bethune, Colo, was in
Godland Tuesday.
Il. H. Scovile of Lincoln, Nebr., was in
Goodland Monday.
Robt. Clark of Burlington, Colo, was in
Goodland Monday.
VIM, Sylvester. returned recently from
southern Arkansas.
Liverymen Schell took travelling man to
st. Francis Tuesday.
George II. BOhay Of Omaha, Nebr., was
In Goodland Tuesday.
George Montgomery has returned home
from Hastings college.
A. c. Reynolds has his new photograph
gallery nearly finished.
j. NJ. Gilmore OF Colby, Kas.. was in
GOodland on Wednesday.
NJ. f. McAvery Of Atlantic, Ia, Is stop
ping ut the Palace hotel.
A serenading party were out enjoying
themselves Sunday evening.
DR.. w. b. Swisher started his rain ma
chine on Wednesday evening.
Dawson Bros. & Co., received an in
voice of new goods this week.
A. A. Shelly and j. b. Mcfarland, were
over from LambOrn Friday last.
G. Cummings, travelling man, Of st. Joe,
Mo-, was in GOOdland Tuesday.
Lewis Hayward and VIM. Newman, were
over from Jaqua, Kas., Oh Friday.
The weather has been quito warm this
week. Quite u contrast TO Saturday.
II. S. Percval was postmaster pro TEN in
the absence of Mr.. TAFT the past week.
Miss Gussie Hageny of Harrington, sister
of Mrs. Fitzgerald is visiting in the city.
w. II. Tovey and J. N. Willis, Of Bur-
lingtOn, Colo, were in GOodland Monday.
Cottage meetings are all the 90 now. They
have taken the place of the revival meet
ings.
HI Allen and W. A. Thomas. Of Fair
fax, Ill.,, were booked at the Commercial on
Monday.
The freight traffic of the road has been
rather dull Of late, and the bows are having
good rest.
D. E. Buckert, of Divide, Colo, dropped
in and left $l.5O for The REPUBLIC Oney year
Wednesday.
Joe z. Trickett and wife, of Kansas City,
Mo-, were booked at the Commercial hotel
last Saturday.
E. Thorson was in town Wednesday and
"set EN- up" to soda water to the reporter
in good shape.
j. j. Warmer has taken off his business
front and now has residence appearance
to his domicile.
Ben Ed Doane, a tourist printer, was in
the city Tuesday. He at one time was fore
man Of this office.
Teaters and Tcagarden have started up in
the meat market business-lt will be known
as the Il. 4. market.
Smiths drug store received coat Of
paint and paper this week, which greatly
improves its appearance.
Water was let in on the Cheyenne county
irrIgating ditch OIL Sunday, aid nearly
flooded the town Of st. Francis,
The office of the Chicago Lumber COM
pany has been reprinted and tiXedup gener'
ally. Jim Bainbridge did the job.
Attorney Calvert went to Norton and
Oberlin Wednesday night, on bushes. con-
nected with an important land deal.
TulIy Scott was elected Grand Chancellor
Of the knights of Pythias at the meeting
Of the grand lodge OF The state at Pittsburg
last month.
jim. Kane closed his three months school
In the Austin district on Saturday last, with
an exhibition. 1t was a pleasant and sue
Cessful affair.
The little son OF DR.. Thomas fell off his
bycicle off Wednesday and fr tctured one OF
the bones Of the left fore arm. DR.. Burwel
set the fracture.
NJ. b. Tomblin, DIR. Frank Smith, Harry
Hutchinson and some more OF our citizens
were out to Cripple Creek this week on
ululuS DusluCsS'
Attorneys w. X. Brown and E. s. Knight
OF GOodland, Kas., each bad cases before
our County court Monday and Tuesday,
Burlington Banner.
The outlook for crops in this county could
not be better. Farmers VINO have lived II
the eastern states, say that they never saw
wheat look so fine anywhere.
The postofice lobby has been receiving
new goods in great quantities this week
This must mean a prosperous business FOL
Charley, which we are glad to see.
Bulletins were displayed every few
minutes at headquarters Of the republicans
Wednesday, informing the public as to thu
doinss Of the Minneapolis convention
Sunday was great day for the Methods
church. As result Of the union meeting
at the opera house tifty-siX accessiOns to tn
church were made and more to follow soon
Postmaster TAFT was in attendance at thr
Minneapolis convention this week. As h,
Is postmaster we suppose he was there II
the interest Of the Harrison administration
J. A. Easton Of Greenfield, Ia, was stop
ping few days in Goodand. lie Is
member of the firm Of Easten and Don Car
los, the latter being brother Of Ii. Z. Dol
Carlos.
The Dunkards moved the building tina
they purchased In Yoltaire down to tn
Whistler neighborhood Monday. Tn
Blu Hiding was drawn by eighteen teams
horses.