The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-10-06
Monroe Lee through G. M. Phillips
Consideration e16O

Monroe Lee through G. M. Phillips.
Consideration $3.50.
Married, Herbert T. Peterson of Wal
lett, Colo, to Selma Turngren of War
rem, Kan, on Sept. 27, at the residence
| of the brides grandparents, Rev. E. b.
| Goodrich officiating.
THE REPUBLIC has received number
of copies of Hon. William Bakers
speech in the house of representatives
on the silver question. Any one desir-
ing can call and get one.
William Lawrence and his son W. J.,
who left here last spring and went to
Bakersfield, Gala, returned on Satur-
day to their old home near Presley
well satisfied with Kansas.
Mrs. Lease speaks tomorrow and
Hon. G. S. Thomas on the Saturday fol
lowing. Spread the news. Mr.. Thomas
is great on the money question and
Mrs. Lease is great on many topics.
There will be an elegant oyster sup
per served at Hotel Palace Sunday
evening. It will be gotten up in first
class order, for it will be superintendent
by mine hostess, Mrs. Walter, and her
name means success.
For sale cheap-One good saddle
horse, weight about $50 pounds; one
good young work horse, set double
harness, set single harness, wagon,
spring wagon, sulky pillow with break
ing attachment, etc. j. S. Taylor, sec
ton 80, town 10, range 38, Sherman
county.
E. S. Knight was out to Ruleton on
Tuesday p. M, to gather evidence in
the case of J. j. Rick for damages
against the railroad for injuries re-
ceived in getting off the train. He
bought ticket from Burlington to
Ruleton and the conductor only slowed
up to let him off.
J. H. johnson, of the firm of John
son, Lande & Co. Chicago, is here talk
ing broom corn to the farmers. Broom
corn, like all other products our farm
ers have to sell, is worth nothing. Mr..
johnson says there will be a very few
tons of extra good brush that will
bring about $50 ton.
j. j. Rick was hurt at Ruleton last
Saturday by getting off the train while
in motion He claims that the CON
ductor did not stop, as he should, and
thinks he has case against the COM
pany, as he was severely bruised in
falling. He sustained injuries to his
necl besides tearing his clothing.
~. B. Ruberson, living near Sherman
vile, brought in a wagon load of cab
bage and tomatoes The Republic ac-
mowledges the receipt of a cabbage
weighing nine pounds, grown in Sher-
man county This being a dry year we
are surprised at the excellent quality
of cabbage and other garden truck
raised in the county.
A representative of TIE REPUBLIC
drove down to LaBlanche on Wednes-
day, and while there had talk with a
good many of the farmers He was in
formed that they had all dubbed to-
gether to ship their own broom corn in
stead of selling at home. LaBlanche
farmers expect to put large acreage
Of wheat in this fall
The benefit ball came off on Tues
day evening. There was not as large
attendance as desired, or as expected,
but a pleasant time was had. The
music was furnished by the Goodland
orchestra, piano, Miss F.IoSsie Bourne;
clairnett. j. B. Robson; violin, w. G..
Mcpherson; trombone. Frank Dawson.
The music was exceptionally good
THE REPUBLIC is informed that Rev.
George B. Warren of the Goodland Me-
thodist church circuit, was married at
Chicago recently, and that himself and
wife VIII start on their return to Good
land Monday, Oct. 8. Rev. Warren sent
8 s.copy Of his marriage to Rev. Good
rich Of this place, but the latter gentle
man did not receive the copy. In all
probability It was rejected as non-mail-
able matter