The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-09-22
lived near E. P. Wright in voltaire

lived near E. P Wright in Voltaire
township.
. James Payton and wife were the joy
P'6us recipients of a pair of twin boys on
Saturday. The boys weighed eight
pounds each. Mother and twins are
doing well.
is We hear that Otto Auer is now en-
gagged feeding the hungry in the Strip
by disposing of balogna sausage, for a
consideration, to the hungry boomers
and settlers at Enid.
James Heron and wife, living in the
northeast part of the county, returned
Tuesday from Alamosa, San Louis val
ley, Colo. That country does not seem
to be what it was advertised.
We hear that lobe Goodman has got
claim near Round Pond, new town
near Pond Creek, Cherokee Strip, and
made a steak on another deal, amount
ing to $3.50, cash. Good for lobe!
William Walter bought out the Palace
hotel business of Mr.. j. Robinson, and
took possession last Sunday. He was
formerly in the hotel business at Grip
pie Creek, Colo, and came here from
that town.
John Crawfton of Bird City, Kan, re-
turned from the Cherokee Strip Tues
day and reports that G. L. Calvert and
Joe Mcdowell got lots in the new Enid
town, Crofton, and McGinnity of Bird
City, also got lots.
We have received the premium book
of the Kansas state fair, which will be
held on Sept. %, so, and Oct. / to Z. We
have also blank application for entry of
animal or article. Any one wishing one
can call at our Office.
The Israelitish people of our city OBJ
served the ''Great Day of the Atone
ment, with becoming abstinence and
cessation of business. The day occurred
this year on Sept. 1920, from sunset on
Tuesday to sunset on Wednesday.
James Deyo of Bradford, Ills, visit
ed about week with his old neighbors,
the Wrights, in Voltaire township, and
returned east yesterday. He says that
the drought is nearly as bad east as
here, so he does not consider it against
the country.
There was charming little wedding
up at Goodlan.I the other day when
Alex and Cornelius West married the
Miller sisters, one of whom was a
widow. And imagine the calm and
practiced serenity of the widow, while
huttered in quite a way.-Hays City
Sentinel
The upper story of Mr.. MiIlisack's
new brick building has received its
brown coat, and the rear room of the
store is now being plaStered brown
coat. The upper story is divided into
an S-room living apartment, and in the
rear of these is a hall with rear out
side entrance. This building is the
finest one in town.
The Lombard Investment company
of Kansas City, has gone under and is
IN the hands of receiver The COM
plant sets forth that up to Dec. 81, the
company must pay cut on its general
expenses interest, taxes, etc, S700,552,
while the amount on hand to pay this
sum is only So, 143. while it must also
pay $4,000 per month interest on its
guarantees.
Goodland celebrated her 9Th birth
day. Sept. 5, by a game of base bali
with Colby. The umpire was beaten,
the band played After the BsAl.r and
after the smoke of battle had cleared
away the score showed up Il to 13 In
favor of Goodland. According to the
newspaper reports, which are always
authentic, they had a good time gener-
berlin Opinion
D. HedgpeEh captured two old rattle
snakes and IL young ones a few days
age After he had kept them few days
thinking them hungry, caught q few
prairie squirrels and cast them into the
den OF snakes expecting to see the little