The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-10

W. w. LaRue returned Sunday morning
from the east.
Willard Simmons is studying law in the
office of Brown & Murphy.
Joe Wright and wife returned from a
visit to Illinois Wednesday.
Lady Glen, Amos Hostetter's race mare,
is being fitted for the fall races.
E. A. Douglas has opened up a watch
repair shop at the Jeffrey drug store.
L. G. Harper has moved his grocery into
the building formerly occupied by A. C..
Lang.
Charley Scarborough was over from Bur-
Ilngton Sunday getting acquainted with
his folks.
John Kruse has served out his time in
the county jail and was let out the first of
the week.
Harley Hogeboom has returned from
Boulder, Colo, where he has been for a
few weeks.
Lee Moore returned Saturday from ELS
worth county, where he has been for the
past month.
Elmer Mourning was over from ST.
Francis Monday where he has been max
ing brick for his father.
Matt Lyons was doing business with our
merchants this week. He now saves livery
hire by pumping Victor.
=, Rev. L. P; Broad of Topeka, was here
gregational churches of Kansas.
H. Monkhouse, superintendent of motive
power of Horton, was looking over the
company's property here Monday.
Mrs. j. B. Kintz will leave this week to
join her husband at La Sale, Ills, where
ne is yardmaster for the Rock Island.
Smalley's Sleepy Mol and PeebIer &
Dustin'S Zuni ran a quarter Saturday
Sleepy won, going the quarter in :27.
Alva Roberts returned from Boulder
Colo, Friday morning, where he had been
working for few weeks on public works.
George Edwards, an old-time printer,
passed through GOodlaRd yesterday en-
route to the printers home at Colorado
Springs.
Byron Bourne, Gene Usher and jim
PreWitt left Friday morning for La Junta,
CoiO., where they went in search of en-
plOyment.
The Breakaway-Renel course comes
of today. If you W ant to see hot course,
do not fail to take this In. You will get a
run for your money.
Frank Osborn deputy state bank ex-
aminer, was in the city last week looking
over the records of the GoOdIand banks.
He found everything all o. K,
Mr.. Hopes, father of the lrrepressibIe
George returned from visit to Iowa Tues
day. He reports parts of Iowa and Mis-
souri, all burnt up with hot winds.
III. 81. Halter was out TUESDAY morning
kOdaking BouFne's store 81. N. is going
TO have a pictorial history of Goodland in
the early times to show to the people of
! 1920.
r. r. Frisbee of Denver, is here visiting
friends. Mr.. FriSbee was identified with
the early history of Sherman county and
GeOdland, and at one time was in the land
business with 7. P. Leonard of this city.
Chesterfield Meyers has presented US
with copy of bis first literary effort
Jockeys Warning" It is nicely gOtten-up
book, In poem and blank verse and CON
tainS a line of thought that is OF consider
able merit
The Russian thistle has made its appear
ance in Sherman county in limited qUani-
titles, but il it is eXterminated now, the
weed may not spread further. THE Re-
PUBLIC Is IN receipt of phampiets on how
20 fight it, published by Secretary Coburn,
which viii be given yOu by calling at this
Office.
E. B. Cowgirl, editor of the Kansas Far
mer, accompanied the excursion Of Good
landeTS over the irrigated districts of Fin
ney county on Aug. 2. He says the fruit
trees with limbs loaded TO the ground and
the other abundant crops right alongside
OF barren nnirEigated farms are enough to
convince the most skeptical. Topeka
Capital.