The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-17
LOCAL LORE.

Born to d. E. Pringle and wife WedneS-
day daughter.
J. ~ TraehseI, of this county, left this
week for Pulaski, Ia.
ii. E. Shattuck of Cheyenne county, was
in the city this week.
Colby wouldn't play another game with
GOOdland for $50 side.
HOsIetter & Halter will make few small
loans on improved land.
Harry Diekey returned from q trip to
Kansas City Monday night.
E. F. Murphy left Wednesday afternoon
for a business trio to Kansas City.
Richie Auer went up to Denver Tuesday
night to take in the L. a. w. meeting.
The management of the Dark Horse is to
be changed suOn. John A. Roberts takiZg
control.
William Balling timekeeper in the master
mechanics office has returned from visit
to Denver.
Born to G. L. Calvert and wife Wednes-
day a baby boy. The little one only lived
a few minutes.
Judge Umbarger will soon commence
putting in an irrigation plant on his lots in
north GoOdland.
"The irrigation plant at the court house
grounds Is the best Investment the county
ever made &C. L. SWartS.
Goodland and Atwood ball teams are
future on the home grounds
There will be a defamation contest held
at the Wind-up of the teachers Institute.
The programme will be printed next week.
Marye TomDIin is going to do some irri-
eating farming next year. This will make
SIX irrigation plants on the GoOdiand town
site.
The house passed the free sugar bill
Monday. The vote stood 2I6 To II. This
was the largest affirmative vote ever cast
in the house.
1. J. Reed left some fine radishes lying Cd
OuI desk which were set out only 33 days
At this rate he could raise about six crops
per season on the same ground
The boys are taking up a subscription
TO secure the Kenmore meeting here this
fail. They are meeting with success and
will secure the 500 before the last of the
week.
The city council has dispensed with the
street and water commissioner and left the
work TO be done by the city marshall. In
doing this the city dads will save about $40
per month.
Macy-GOugh- Married August 1, 1894, by
the Rev. IL. j. Bradshaw of st. PauFs
church, Highlands, Denver, Colo, E. I.
Macy of RuIetOn, Kansas, to Sadie May
Cough, of FtagleT, Colo.
The water tank on the CIaxtOn place
just west Of town fell down Monday. Mr..
CldXtOn had dug bitch near the timberS
which SOfLened the ground to such an ex-
tent that the timbers gave way.
The WOman's Suffrage association held
an open meeting at the court house FRIDAY
evening. Refreshments were served at The
close of the speaking which pHt about SIS
IN the purse of the association.
1t Is with humiliation and sorrow that we
chronicle the defeat OF GOOdIand by Colby
by Il score of 10 10 q in the game of We'd
nesday. Bring on your gunnySaeks and
aSheS-Iet the banShee vail.
County Superintendent KImmeI informs
us that an examination for teachers certi-
fcateS viii be held IN Good1and Friday and
Saturday, August q and ., 1884, beginning
at 80 u N. each day. Applicants are re-
quIred TO be present the first day.
Barney 3IcGIuskey had in load OF fine
vegetables, raised on irrigated ground,
Tuesday. He Will have several hundred
bushels OF onions which will bring him
more money than . thousand bushels of
wheat lie thinks irrigation pays.