The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-05-25

The ladies oiee iee e Rt5olkah lodge L
o. o. F. will 4f..aa.lo9 c,1Ie6es. and straw
berries one door soutRal, @. II. Lees
real estate office Monday.
The latest from Phillipsburg is that
they are still balloting with bonors
easy between Ellis, Lewis, Simpson
Tilton, White, Reeder and Reveille.
Rev. Willis has invented a pump to
be used for irrigating purposes. He
has working model set up on the va
can't lot south of the Exchange bank.
A fine rain fell on Sherman county
Tuesday morning. The Rock Island
rain department were working and will
claim the credit for the precipitation.
Mr. Broad, superintendent of Con
gregational churches of Kansas, was
here Monday and held a meeting in
the Congregational church in the after
noon.
Theo EdsalI, the St Francis jeweller,
was over from that city Monday Theo
is an old time Goodland boy and we
are glad to hear of his success in the
city of his adoption.
w. B. IngersoI, A. I. Fraker and a.
Sheider of Cheyenne county, passed
through Goodland Tuesday on their
way to attend the Republican congress
sional convention at Phillipsburg.
Get ready to play base ball the Both
Ruleton is coming in with well org.
anized team and Goodland will have to
take a bat at her or lose her reputation
of tackling everything that comes her
way.
The Halstead brick yard have fine
kiln of brick about ready to burn.
The bricks are smooth and perfect in
every way and give promise of being
the best ever manufactured in the
county.
An examination will DC held at the
city school bSilding i'll Goodland on
the first Monday in June to examine
all who desire to teach in the city
schools. Examination begins at
o'clock.
Mrs. Gus Larson died Sunday at Il
o'clock of consumption and was buried
Monday in the Goodland cemetery
The husband and children have the
sympathy of The REPUBLIC in their sad
bereavement.
The engine that hauIs the pay car
stopped off at Goodland on her return
trip Monday and had tire set. The
dry weather out in Colorado shrunk
the felloe so much that the tire-Setting
was q necessity.
The school entertainment announ-
ced for Friday evening, May 20, has
been postponed until Saturday even
ing, June 3. After the programme has
been carried out strawberries and ice
cream will be served.
Uncle Jake Ross has been danger
ouSiy sick for the past two weeks. His
daughter, Mrs. John Roberts of Good
land, Kan, came a week ago and will
remain with her parents while her faith
er is SO bad.-Bidgway (Mo.) Journal
Newt Hall is getting in line for the
circus day. His performance is getting
so good that W K Browns forensic
ability failed TO keep the spell bound
audience from gazing from the windows
of the courthouse while Newt was do
ing the catch as catch can act.
Henry Geyer made a archaeological
discovery Saturday. While excavating
for stable he ran across the skeleton
of an animal similar to the ones found
by Halstead, but differing from them
IN great many respects It viii bo
sent to Prof. WilllstOn for identifi-
cation.
Cook and Dimmit ran a foot race
Saturday at the fair grounds which
was won handily by Dimmi6 They were
to run on Center avenue, but Marshal
Johnson made the stop on account Of
them not having sufficient clothing.
about their persons. A gee-string don't
go in Goodland for suit of clothes.