The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-01-13

THE WEEKLY GRIST
or HAPPENINGS ABOUT THE CITY
AND COUNTY.
Personal and CITY Notes, Arrivals and
Departures, Social Events, County
Communications, Etc. Reflections
of seven Days History.
For life insurance call on Thomas P.
Leonard.
Dir. Frank Smith is better and was around
some this week.
Conductor FELTON, returned from visit to
BelleyilIe this week.
e. P Niles of Edison, left Thursday for
visit to Bone Gap, Ill.
Theodore Edsall has returned from Nor
ton and will work for Douglas.
4 A Mormon preacher has been holding fort
at the Christian church this week.
The Pythian Sisters had banquet last
Tuesday evening at the G. A. r. hall.
Brooks Irione sold SIX farms this week to
Randolph Moss of Pawnee City, Neb.
G. L. Calvert and Brooks Irione were in
town again Wednesday.-O Opinion.
BIrs Charles O'Brien and daughter are ex-
pested home on Sunday night or Monday
noon.
j. w. Abbott came in with carload of
mares on Wednesday. They are at Schell's
livery barn.
Expressman Jevries and wife left We'd
nedesday for a short visit to friends and rel
atives in Missouri.
II. E. Twilliger of Muldrow, Sherman
county, is visiting with N. S. Hayes this
week.-Atwood Democrat.
c. A. bowers, formerly of Grant township
but now of Rice county Kansas, was in
Goodland on visit Saturday.
II II. L. Basset, formly of Goodland but now
# Colorado Springs, was in town this week.
PIE was looking we'll and hearty.
Dr.. II. P. Candy and w. D. Jeffrey have
formed a partnership in the drug business.
The title of the firm is not yet decided.
For sale Thoroughbred Rose Comb
Brown Leghorn BOOSTERS; one dollar apiece.
II. M. Sherrod, Charlotte, Kan. pd. w.
Brooks Irione sold fourteen farms this
week to Allen & Marine of Norton, Kas.
They will bring in a colony of Swedes from
Holdridge, Neb.
Died On Wednesday, January II, the in
FAINT son of Adam Ifland, of pneumonia, age
six months. Mr.. Ifland lives in the edge of
Wallace county.
Died-At Bird City, Kan, on Thursday,
Jan. 3, Mrs. c. L. Sackett, of consumption.
Her remains were taken to Norton county
where her people reside, for burial.
t. II. Roupe. formerly of Marshalltown
Ia, who now owns the Al Fulton property,
will soon move his family here. He will en-
gage in the implement and buggy business.
Mr.. Wellman of Sherman county, will
WELD the birch at the Brewster school house
next term. He no doubt will find many
jackets that need dusting.-COlby Free
Press.
The Rev. Goodrich of Goodland, has been
assisting Rev. Brown in a series of meetings
at Brewster, during which several access
ions to the church have been made.-Colby
Free Press.
There will be a special meeting of the
county alliance for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year, at the court
house in GOodland, on Saturday January u,
at O'Clock p, m.
j. w. Abbott, of MarsnaIltown, la. recen-
tly sold carload of mares brought from
Abilene, Kan, and will soon have another
carload here for sale. He keeps his stock
at H. Y. Schell's livery barn.
r. A. Bishop, formerly of Colorado Springs
bat now a resident of Goodland, has pur-
chased the G. L. Sackett property and HI,
moved the law-office building, bought O
G. p. Russell, to make an addition to hi
residence.
Elmer Hanscom, of Brewster. is at Good
land doctering for his eyes, which have beer
very sore for some time. 1t is hoped he will
receive much benefit as they are very pain
full besides there being danger of his losin:
sight Colby Free Press.
Mr.. J. B Morning informs us that G. P
Russell and himself have formed bushes
partnership for the manufacture of bricl
the coming summer. A five-hundred- dollar
brick machine has been ordered and tn
plant will be set up on Billy Walkers ire
claim.
= series of revival meetings will be hell
in the new stone church, in Mikesell town
ship, beginning next Sunday, by Rev. Beau
champ, aided by Rev. Goodrich of Goodland
Case OF Colby, Muselow of Dresden, an
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Beauchamp of Smit
county.-Atwood Citizen.
Mr. Hotchkiss, eX-representatIye of Chey
snne county, was in Goodland Sunday, o
his way to Topeka to attend the inaugur
alton, and to personally observe what trans