The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-03
THE WEEKLY GRIST
OF HAPPENINGS ABOUT THE CITY
AND COUNTY.

Personal and City Notes, Arrivals and
Departures, Social Events, County
Communications, Etc Reflections
of Seven Days History.
Machjnist Mickeljohn is laid up with
mashed finger.
Rev. Ginger of Charlott, was in the
city We dnesday.
Machinist Young is on the lay-off
with mashed foot.
Mrs. Ed Penny has returned from
her visit in the east.
Brooks Irione was sowing wheat on
his place Wednesday.
&C. o. Smith, grain buyer of Kansas
City, was here Monday.
w. C. Mcpherson will move next
week in the postofice block.
Mr.. Sloan of Phillipsburg. was So
journing IN the city Saturday.
: There was an Edison phonograph
show in Goodland Wednesday.
E. Thorson shipped two carloads of
steers to Omaha Monday night.
G. w. Bear, cattle buyer of Brew
ster, was in the city this week.
Swa1ts & Penn shipped two carloads
IS Io ;O.hF
Henderson & Jones, cattle buyers of
Lenora, Kas., were here this week.
Mrs. E. j. Scott left Sunday night
for visit to her folks at Beatrice,
Neb.
Newt Hall left on TUESDAY with
carload of fat COWS and steers for
Omaha.
row at the court house. They invite
all old soldiers.
A. Mccormick, the new master me-
chanic. of Harrington, has arrived and
taken his place.
EFF Worden of Colby, sold the En-
glish Shire stallion to A. R. Robinson
for 81, 600 Saturday.
E. H. Fitzgerald has purchased the
Teagarden building and will move his
racket and grocery stores into the
same.
The Chinese laundry removed from
the Bryant barber shop to building
a few doors south of THE REPUBLIC
office.
Mr.. Boughtman is around again
after serious illness. Mrs. Bought
man is also some better and sets up
occasionally.
The ladies of the w. R. C. will give
social at the residence of j. H. TAFT.
on Tuesday evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Swan Nelson is at the Blue Front
ba with carload of horses for sale.
They are from P Adams ranch at
Castle Rock, Col.
B. F. Sparr. former resident of
this city, but now of Denver. was visit
ing his son-in-law. Fred Dawson, in
Goodland this week.
The Bryant barber shop will soon
move in the place now occupied by
S. McCollough's shoe shop Where he
will move we are not informed.
Brooks I-ione says that for the last
ten days he has sent in about $500 per
day to the loan companies as payment
on principal and interest on mortgages.
Eight new houses are in process of
erection in Goodland. If building
continues as fast for the year to come
as it has the past year Goodland will
loom up.
F. E. Errington and wife, of St.
Joseph, Mo, were in the metropolis
Monday. Mr.. Errington was formerly
of Ruleton, and is II brother-in-law of
G. II. Miller, station agent at Ruleton.
G. L. Calvert left Tuesday night for
trip to eastern Nebraska. He car
ried 500 copies of the Sherman county
boom book which he will distribute
where they will do good.
There were thirty conversions re-
ported as the result of the meetings at
the Austin school house. Mrs. Strange
is spoken highly of as speaker and a
evangelist. She is now holding meet
ings near La Blanche.
A Mr.. Robinson. brother-in-law of
a. L. Struger is negotiating for the
Palace hotel. Mr.. Robinson is from
Detroit. Mich. There is nothing def
finite as yet, but negotiations are in
progress for the change.
Mrs. Mary Calhoun Dixon gave her
elocutionary and vocal inpersonation
entertainment at the opera house on
Friday evening. There was a large
house and the audience apparently APP
preciated the entertainment.
Born-to A. r. Tompkins and wife,
son, on Monday. Mr.. Tompkins
lives three miles south of Goodlands
We were invited to smoke on the aus
picious event. Here is hoping the
E<sxs s,1ox- grow fo viool.onS manhood