The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-03-17

and selected the piece of music
: "Asleep in Jesus"
st. Patricks day today.
l. Who wants to be mayor?
w. C. Wright of Max, Neb., was
here last week.
v Mrs John Maxwell is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
l. William Greenhill and wife are both
t. sick with something like lagrippe.
George E. Corbett and S. D. Gerhart
IL of Bird City, was here Wednesday.
{ A. Mcpherson was visiting his son
W. c. the latter part of last week.
II d. M. Smith. ST. Louis travelling
man, Sundayed at the Commercial.
E. Kenyon, travelingman from Kan
y sas City. spent the Sabbath in Good
l. land.
Frank Mann of Burlington, Colo,
L was visiting with G. w. Teagarden
N Sunday.
D. Carnahan. post master at Bur-
81 lington, Colo, was in Goodland on
70 Friday.
H. E. DonCarlos has six men coming
- from Iowa this week to buy Sherman
le county land.
Doc Phillips made trip to Oberlin
the latter part of last week on land
d office business.
to The flyers Nos. 81 and % will be
put on the Rock Island about the Doth
of next month.
k Miss Alice Stewart commenced an
o. other term of school of four months at
Ruleton Monday.
in A. H. Summer of Hutchinson, Kan,
re is barber now employed in Gao:ge
20 wilkins barber shop.
H. C. Hensel of Lincoln, Neb., rep
e. resenting the Lincoln Newspaper
L. union, was a Tueseay visitor.
y Theodore Neese of Beatrice, Neb.,
- was here last week, and before leaving
III he subscribed for The REPUBLIC.
a. Charles r. Swain of Council Bluffs,
Ia, and II. E. Leslie of Greedy. Neb.,
were at the Commercial Sunday.
= Harry Fairall. who has been laid up
If with an injured hand for some time,
has gone back to work in the shops.
=. John L. Wise and S. Leuz of Grant
of county, Missouri, are new arrivals in
y Goodland. Mr.. Leuz owns property in
ID the city.
John Bruner has bought the prop
:, erty of d M. Sadler of Goodland, and
20 will move there soon.-Burlington
n Banner.
he H. E. DonCarlos sold the northeast
quarter of 1853 and southeast 3-7-38
n to Theodore Neese of Beatrice. Neb.,
= last week.
5e L. Morris left Saturday p. m. for
III Omaha, Neb., whence he will proceed
to Iowa where he has farm property to
, attend to.
"a Mrs G W. Teagarden and Mrs. F.
le D. Mann left Monday night for Mis-
10 souri,, where they will visit their par
y ents for few weeks.
Is Fifteen people from Edison attended
d the w. G I. U. lecture at the Con-
~ gregational church Monday night, de-
e, e livered by Mrs. Strange.
R. j. Coots is recovering from an
attack of rheumatism. His brother
IN ! A. j. Cnots, an empiyee eff the Santa
re Fe at Pueblo, is here to see him.
N. F. A. Hurd returned from Batavia,
N. Mich, Monday night. He reports of
having good time, and says the
- weather in Michigan is pretty tough.
g. G. S. Pinkerton of Pittsfeld. Pa. was
e- a new. arrival in the city Saturday. He
Is. is an oldtime friend of Wallace Filler
of and has come out to see the country.
F.V. King and o. Greenaugh. train
dispatchers at Goodland, were the
us guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Manner
all at dinner today.-Burlington Banner.
ra Swan Nelson returned from Denver
q and said he lost $500 on four carloads
re of hogs. He says the farmers must be
Ike more honest to sell him hogs hereafter.
The REPUBLIC stated last week that
NO the city election would come off on
on April 81, was mistake as there is no
bis April 81 II should have been April 3.
at E. +. Murphy, A B. Montgomery
,ht and NJ. A. Rush went to Denver on
'he Wednesday night. Mining interests is
mo the golden cord that draws them west
us ward.
w. A. Heming of Bedford, Pa, is 6
Oh new arrival in this locality. He is &
co. nephew of A. j. Price and is looking
Is up the country with a view of settl
~. ing bere.
md H. E. DOnCarlos is owner of the
mi finest Hambletonian stallion evel
brought to Sherman county. His sir'
:, sold To Pate stock farm at st. Louis
lo- Mo-, for $22. 900.
ere P G. Judd living north of town re
OK, ports that both winter and sprins