The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-12-01

: Married, at the residence of William
Blanco, in Goodland, Wednesday, Nov.
%, George Blanco to Miss Lena L.
Halstead, both of Charlott, Judge UNI
barger officiating.
Friday evening, Dec. 8, will be cleo
ton of officers Of the Rebekah lodge,
and there is also other important bust
ness to attend to. All members are
earnestly requested to be present.
w. J. Craft has started cigar store
in the building next to Bourne's. Mr..
Craft is the railroad man that had his
feet cut off on the road, and whom the
railroad boys assisted to go into the
business.
J. F. Kennedy is stopping at the
Commercial hotel and is quite indis-
posed and keeps his room. He held an
auction sale,last Saturday and having
with his family soon.
''Bogus Bob" the negro pugilist of
GoOdland, whipped his man in fifteen
rounds at Salt Lake City. And now
Goodland is organizing an atheletic
club and will have some prize fights
of her own.-Hays City Sentinel.
G. S. Scott, brother of E. j. Scott,
was in Goodland several days this week
visiting his brother. He is railroad
emp1oye and lives at Tecumseh, Neb.,
but having received slight injury he
is taking layof and is putting in his
time visiting.
Over at GoodIand they propose to
levy a monthly fine on joints, gambling
rooms and other immoral places, on
the theory that they are bound to exist
anyhow, and the city may as well de-
rive some financial benefit. We are
pleased to know that such city coun-
Gil is an impossibility in Co1by.-Colby
Tribune.
It pays to take the Kelley cure. Jer-
ONE Fitzgerald was in Jail at Goodland
charged with all sorts of drunken dew
iltry. He gave $1,000 bail, went to the
Kelley cure, came back sober, all
charges were dismissed against him,
and the good people out there are
helping him to his feet agaip.-Hays
City Sentinel
George G. Hoyt, the embezzler who
broke the hearts of half the Goodland
girls, was arrested at Eugene, Or. He
will neither be able to murmur ''mon
annie" so deliciously nor look one 1.-THE
so handsome when they get through
with him down at Lansing, but he Will
know more about a pompadour hair
cut.-Hays City Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berry had the
misfortune to lose their little 4-year-
old daughter with diptheria Tuesday
night. Mr.. Berry was in Goodland at
the time attending court, having left
Monday morning when the little girl
was in good health. but he returned
Wednesday afternoon in response to
telegram to find the little one dead.
The remains were inferred in the Ober
lin cemetery Wednesday afternoon
Oberlin Opinion.
A bad mistake was made by Billy
Walker on Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Walker had been suffering with an
attack of grip and had a bottle of gar
gle and a bottle of anonia for smell
ing bottle to clear out his head. The
bottles we're standing near by and he
asked Baby, his little girl to hand him
the gargle. She handed him the amOnia
and throwing his head back he took
swallow. He was 'fearfully strangled
and only that water was near he might
not have got his breath at all 1t was
a close call and his mouth and throat
are badly contested by the terrible
S calding received.
Cassius NJ. MilIisack of GoodIand,
Sherman county, Kansas, was In the
city this week visiting friends and rel
atives. He is the son of Wesley Mill
sack of NE4Esss2ngton township, in this
COUNT now get ftput seven years ago
- 49, ze.sI..l and with a few hun
les tney contfol tished himself in the
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