The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-30

If you want all the news you will have to
read THE REPUBLIC.
The Wilkins barber shop was renovated
and decorated on Tuesday. Martin Wenger
did the work.
j. B. AIlabocl has returned from the east
lie will go to Colorado Springs after few
days visit here.
r. J.. Wells left on Sunday night for
Weeping Water, Neb., where he will make
his future home.
Goodland is putting on metropolitan airs.
She now has an ice wagon, oil wagon and a
street sprinkler.
Hostetter e Halller want more land on
heir list. If you have any for sale list it
with them at once.
George Green, travelling man from St.
Joe, was taking orders from Goodand mer-
chants Wednesday,.
A. B. Montgomery left Saturday for a
business trip TO Boulder, Colo, and return
ed on Wednesday.
Your last chance to get free ticket to the
worlds fair of Wittelshofer the clethier.
The books close Monday.
The big rain of last Sunday extended
from the mountains to Brewster, Kan, but
east of there little rain fell.
The ladies sewing society of the Christ ian
church gave social at the residence of Mr..
Finley on Wednesday evening.
r. b. TresSel has brought his race mare,
Minnie Malcolm, to GoOdland. He is-now
ready for few matched races.
j. H. Stewart left last night for Dodge
City, to attended a meeting of the board of
directors of the soldiers home
Brakeman Tom WelIiver has quit the
Rock Island and gone to McCuok, Neb. He
will brake on the Burlington road
One of DIR. POff's young antelope straved
off during the storm Sunday afternoon, but
ret urned home after several hours absence.
The glaring circus posters adcrn the spare
wind ow space and bill boards around town
which attract the attention of the small boy.
The band boys gave dance at the Opera
House Friday evening of last week The
sh ort netice prevented many from attend
ing.
Newt Hall returned from Denver on last
Friday. He was witness on the W. j.
Wilson law suit, and was % days in attend
ance.
Another soaking rain fell Wednes day
night. When it does start in to rain in
Sherman county it makes a thorough job
of it.
Engineer George Talbot left Wednes lay
for Fort Worth, Tex, where he will take a
run on the new southwest Rock Island
road.
The Goodland Dramatic club rendered
the play ''Under the SPELL" at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening. They had a
good house.
Lee Moore sold out his interest in the
livery stable to E. l.. BlOdgett on Friday
last. We hear that he took quarter of
land in the deal.
The street sprinkler was being fixed up
Wednesday and will be put on the streets as
soon as the dust gets unruly. 1t will be run
by John Shirley.
A brother of Barney MeCluskey, who re-
sides in Texas, was in Goodland this week.
He was visiting his brother and looking
over the country.
The Court House block is looking green,
and the trees are nearly all alive. 1t proves
plainly that deep blowing and mulching is
the thing for trees.
The man who was in the wrong, and sim
eerely acknowledged it, is worthy of as
much, If not more honor, than he who was
always in the right.
Married, on Wednesday, June %, Andrew
j. Wilkinson of Topland, and Mrs. Maria
E. McCliman's of Goodiand, Judge w. A.
Umbarger officiating.
G. l.. Calvert went down to Norton Mon
west as far as Colorado Springs. and return
ed to Goodlaud Wednesday night.
The court docket is quite large this term
The largest part of the business. however,
is the foreclosures. Kansas is prospecting,
II Indebtedness stands for investments.
A case was tried before Justice of Peace
AIbee on Saturday. It was Navert s. Free
land VS.. II. Price for the payment of a
threshing bill. The court gave a verdict for
the plaintiff.
Henry Meyers of S-4I, shipped his thresh-
ing machine outfit to Oklahoma on Thurs