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

Mrs. j. NJ. Irwin Of Kanorado, left this
week for a visit to relatives in Livingston
county, Missouri, where she will visit until
after the holidays.
A. B. Montgomery sold fifty lots of his 300
lot sale this week. 1t Is chance for invest
ment that none should miss. See his special
sale ad In this issue.
C. B. Jewell was circulating q petition
last week for signers to have the Western
Union telegraph office moved up in the
business part Of town,
NJ, T. Grler, who has recently been at
tending college at Pittsburg, Kas., has
changed to York, Neb., where he Is attend
ing another business college.
DR.. Frank Smith and W. W. LaRue have
fine lot of christmas presents In their
store. 1t will pay purchasers to examine
their stock before purchasing.
Ex.COnductor j. G. Wyatt, who formerly
ran freight out of here, was here from
Denver Monday, He Is In the accidental
insurance business OF Denver.
6. W. Danforth, editor and publisher of
the Phillipsburg Herald and L. y. Jordan of
Philipsburg, were In Gaodland Tuesday
and made THE REPUBLIC short call
W. c. Mcpherson has moved his family
into the Kiefer building and has rented his
dwelling to G.. F. Warriner who has moved
to town to engage In the tailoring business.
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The Ingels and Dawdy revival m ceilings
are still progressing at the Christian church
and a lively interest Is manifest. Quite
number have made profession of religion.
Il. Hlrshorn Of San Francisco, Gala,
brother-in-law of Aaron Wittelshofer, AR
rived lately from the west and IL employed
at present In Wittelshofer's clothing house.
Miss Lucy Hedgpeth, who is teaching
south Of Edison, and Miss Maud, who is
attending school in Goodand spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home in Voltalre town.
ship.
Rev. j. N. Cox Of Colby, will preach at
the Methodist church Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. Goodrich has gone to Ban-
chard, Ia, to assist a Rev. Meredith of that
place in revival meetings.
A. p. Hickerson of Beverly, Lincoln
county Kansas, collector for Walter A..
Wood Binder company, was in Goodand on
Wednesday making settlements with pur-
chasers of the self binders.
A broken Sabbath and broken surry was
the result Of last Sundays rabbit chase
We thought that was enough, but now
comes the report that since the surry Is paid
for the boys are broke, or at least slightly
bent.
THE REPUBLIC will be printed next week
on new 5000 Prouty cylinder press. The
large amount Of papers we have to print
compells us to do so. We shall endeavor to
make THE REPUBLIC the pride Of the town
and county.
Born-to Newton W. Hall and wife, a
daughter on the day Of national thanks
giving. The little one Is therefore q thanks
giving present. We congratulate Mr.. Hall
and wife on the suspicious event and We
presume thanksgiving was duly observed.
The labor agitators in England are de-
handing that the government furnish labor
for the unemployed. Others demand that
the docks be declared to be public works
and that the government run them with
lessened hours to increase the chance OF en-
ployment.
The Goodand Silver Cornet band will
give Christmas ball lat the opera house In
Goodland on Monday evening, December
20. As Christmas falls on Sunday this will
be on Monday evening. The best Of music
will be afforded and a grand time may be
expected.
The Scientific American of November 20,
gives a fine cut Of the New rail way depot in
the city of Jerusalem, The road from .Jafia
to Jerusalem was opened for traffic on Sep
TENDER 20, and tourists can now ride into
the sacred city in Pullman instead Of on
the back Of camel or burro.
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J. B. Moore Of 12-10-4, sold the last OF
his broom corn crop Wednesday. He put
in twenty acres which Welded five tons Of
fine brush. He sold It to John Nye for
S11 20 ner fnn. He alsn raised ANN hlInliels