The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-07-23
FROM ALL OYER TIE COUNTY.
KHnOFadO Eodaks,
From Our Correspondent.
We're all in the harvest field.

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From Our Correspondent.
We're all in the harvest field.
Rev. Mccoy, Of Burlington, favored
our people with a sermon on Monday
night.
"The corn is waving, Anna, Dear"
yes, and indications are that there will
be a good yield.
AreyOu weary; are you hesyyheartedH
Go forth and look upon the harvest; it
will do you good.
wv. Grouse and F. L. Blystone Wis
tied Lake creek in search Of fish last
week, and, they got EN-.
Our boy came in from the garden
and exultantly informed US that his
corn had whiskers on.
Yes, the cheese factory is all right
and doing business daily. We will
soon have some ripe ones to sell.
The verdict of the season is: am
going to farm fewer acres, but do it
better and get bigger yield" Seer
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Middleton took
Sunday nights train for Missouriin re-
spouse to 8 message announcing the
dangerous illness Of Mrs. Middleton's
sistss.
Say, Mr.. Farmer, after the rush Is
over, and, when you feel good and
strong, take a sledge, roll up your
sleeves, spit on your hands and settle
the disc good and plenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartling Of Grant City,
No, are visiting at the home Of A. B,
Mead. Mr.. Bartling is interested in
oreameries and is surprised at the
amount Of milk our cheese faFctoFy
gets as we'll as the price paid.
Professor Dawson, with Professor
Coleman acting as guide, philosopher
and friend, were with US Saturday eve
ming. The storm prevented people
coming out, but We trust at some fu-
ture time Prof. Dawson will favor Us.
Theodore Williamson assisted by the
Middleton brothers is heading wheat
which We believe will be the crack
wheat Of the county in point Of yield
It was sOwed on deeply plOWed ground
and has been coming ever since, and
DOra deserves it.
The friends Of A. c. Bower here viii
be glad to learn Of his appointment tS
a position in The asylum at Topeka
which viii enable him to 60 on viii
bis medical studies. In a letter be ez
! pressed his gratitude to the Sherman
county friends for assistance rendered
in securing him the JOB.
Owing to the rain and other hinder
ing causes, Bieksrdyke day was post
pOned until August Il. There is (
probability that on that Day Dr.. Vim
cent, returning from ChsutauqEa, n
: z. to his home in Denver, wil stop Of
and viii give Us an address then g
to Burlington to preside at the quar-
teFly conference the following day
, He is worth going miles to hear.
: j. Q. Thompson is home after visit
. ing the southeast part Of the state
3 also parts Of Missouri, Arkansas, IN
3 dian Territory, Oklahoma and Ohio
5 John is quits a husky fellow and yoI
S would hesitate quite a While bsior
tsckling him. But two fellows IN th
E IDdisn Territory surprised. him EAil
I he wss geing along on horseback ant
3 With ths aid Of guns requested him 3
get down from his horse snd hold d
i. his hsnds. He PIT mp bis hands 81
told them shsY might IS vel 60 ahoai
and 60 Through hin on bis hoEs'
Q Wkich ons Ct them pE0cesded to d
finding only fifteen cents and, returl
: ing L bsdo him 60 On. This John pFg
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