The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-04-06

Grover CIeveland's portrait was hoist
ed over the general delivery window at
the postoff1ce Sunday.
w. A. Stewart bought the unfinished
residence of F. Rabideoux at the
sheriff's sale Saturday.
Fred Jewell, who was hurt on the
wrecker some time ago, is able to be
around again by using crutches.
S. T. Barlow and wife and babies
have gone to central Illinois to attend
the golden wedding of his parents.
Rev. Caldwell is again in GoodEAnd.
He has been holding revival meetings
in different sections of the country.
Al Brown has been renewing ac-
quaintances around town. He has been
working in mine at Boulder, Colo.
Conductor j. M Lacey and wife of
Colorado Springs, were enjoying them
selves at the ball Wednesday night.
Mrs. George Burt and Mrs. j. S. Full
Ter of Colorado Springs, were attending
the o. R. G. ball Wednesday evening
Mamie, the 8-months- old daughter of
Martin Wenger, died Wednesday after
noon. She was buried Thursday at 2
o'clock.
Fred Huffstead came in from Lin
coin, Neb., and visited a while Friday.
He will work at Colby the coming
summer.
The Goodland rainmakers are not
squelched yet, but are going to court
the bounty of the god of showers again
this week-Topeka Capital.
Rev. Sutherland, superintendent of
Sunday schools for Kansas and Mis-
souri,. will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Talk about ingratitude? Billy Wal
ker puts out "box rent" bills the first
day he got into the postofice. The
majority of the boys got even by stand
| ing him off,
VIII and George Usher returned
night. Their mother and younger
children viii visit few weeks before
returning.
Roy G.. Codding, a former resident
of this county who has spent five years
as a missionary to Africa, viii be in
Goodland Sunday, April s, and viii de-
| liver missionary lecture.
During the high wind Monday night
! Mrs. 81. p. Candy had the misfortune
to fall down. the stairway between the
drug store and Wittelshofer's clothing
house and breaking her arm.
E. Thorson and Johnny Cox we're in
from Cripple Creek Friday. Thorson
showed some ore from his mine that
has gold In great quantities. He is
confident that he has a bonanza.
Bill Smith is driving the sprinkIing
cart and getting the dust wet down. If
this had been done all winter the dust
would not have ruined so many so
prince willies for the society leaders.
G. L. Mann D. D. L, of Birmingham,
Ala, chancellor of the Southland uni
versity, was a pleasant caller at THE
REPUBLIC Office Saturday. In an article
In another column he expresses his
views en- western Kansas and Good
land -
Cad Wolcott, Jack WoIcott and their
mother, Mrs. Wolcott, accompanied by
Gene Waterman left for Chicago
Tuesday night Mr. WoIcott wiz re-
ceive the best surgical treatment that
can be found IN Chicago and it is
hoped that he VIII soon be able to re-
sumo his duties ct this place.
Excavations at GoodIand have re-
veaIed the remains OF numerous and
curious prehistoric animals. Three
complete skeletons, resembling hog
skeletons, have been unearthed. besides
divers legs and ribs for which no CORE
spending bones have been discovered.
Chancellor Snow has been put to work
on the case Topeka Capital.