The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-11-03
LOCAL NEWS,
Tnesdav is electIon day.

Tuesday is election day.
Mrs. J. B. Kintz is on the sick list.
Vote the Populist county ticket straight.
Editor Tenant is suffering from the
grip.
The Cpl ent out of the shops on We'd
neSday.
E. P. Teeters and wife left Tuesday
night for Chicago.
The 5l6is now in the shops and Will have
general overhaul.
A good NJ any will try their first Austria
lian ballot Tuesday.
Rev. Hedges will preach at Oakley,
LGgan county. Sunday.
The ''Parson'' came in from Topeka on
the noon train Saturday.
Brooks IriOne returned this morning
from his visit in the east.
w. E. Hodges of Sharon Springs, was up
here a few days this week.
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paper published i'll western Kansas.
DIR. Rush and Charley O'Brien will soon
debate upon the merits of the A. p. A.
John Whately was busy this week plast-
ering house in the south part of town.
Building and repairing is going steadily
on in GOodlaDd in spite of the hard times.
The trainmen are happy over having
plenty of work, which makes big pay
roll.
Thanksgiving day is fast approaching,
and the turkey is being fatted for the
feast.
There has been new boiler maker put
to work in the shops. Times are picking
up in railway circles.
a Halloween social was held at the resi-
dence of HOyt Andrews Tuesday night. A
pleasant time was had.
Charley Moody, commandment OF the
Kansas state soldiers home at Dodge City,
was in GOOdland yesterday.
William johnson and p. S. Darling were
putting up an addition to house in the
we st side of town this week.
Newton Mitchell and Miss Addie Steph-
ems were married at the courthouse Tues
day morning by Rev. Hedges.
Charles Mcguire, who has been section
foreman at Colby for some time has been
transferred back to GOodIand.
There is several bad holes in the street
between the Sherman County bank and the
depot that should be attended to.
Several ent -rtainments are booked for
GoOdIand in the near future. GOOdland's
home talent is worth going to see.
Pearl and Charley Rhodes have returned
fTem Lancaster, No., where they have
been visiting friends and relatives.
NJ Bowens. wife and son Of Jaqua, Kan,
were stopping at the Palace this week on
their way home from the worlds fair.
The force at the machine shops here are
being Increased slowly and will reach its
old pro- -oTtiOns soon If business keeps mp.
j. B. Ruberson of ShermanvilIe, sold a
wagon load OF cabbage on the street yes
terday, some of them weighing 20 pounds.
W. FeddermaH was up from Topeka
this week renewing old acquaintance and
attending TO his business affairs in this
city.
The Rock Island has taken q contract TO
haul 80 600 head Of cattle from New Mexi-
co. This Will make many trip Tor the
boys.
j. T. Jones of Burlington, one Of the
most SucerSsfIll farmers in that part OF the
country. was registered at the Commercials
yesterday.
Train No. did not arrive in GOodiand
| Thursday morning until 8 O'Clock. owing
! IL The OvcFcrOwded condition OF she train
and extra COACHES
J. 8 Mcfarland returned yesterday form
the Cherokee Strip. he has started a drug
StnIe at Enid. and is back TO spend few
days with his family.
EEyt0n was to have paced an exhibition
mile Wednesday, but was ID such pool
shape that Trainer Sloan did not think i
would 10 10 send him OF. Next Saturday
he viii pace again.
Ben BerkIeniaD, Of BenkIemanss ranch
| On he Republican river. was IN the city
Saturday, having brought 50 head q SleeKs
for Swarts & PENN He returned 70 tte
ranch Sunday.