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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-23

ton of about 800 people and favored with two
railroads, the G. NJ. & st. P. and Marshfeld anC
Southeastern. The John Edwards Mfg. Co.'s
Pulp & Paper Mills are located here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stearns of BirOn
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen on
Thursday.
f. J. Wood was visitor in town
Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Alverts have
moved to Appleton where he has Sc.
cured work in one of the mills.
Miss Celia Emmons. assisted by
Santa Claus and several good fairies,
is planning a treat for the little folks
of Port Edwards in the form of a
Christmas exercise and tree at the
school house on Christmas Eve. Santa
himself will be there and will see that
each child has a present. A good
time for young and old is expected.
Miss Anna Tierney has gone to her
home in De Pere TO spend the holidays.
Mrs L. M. Alexander and daughter
Pauline came up from Milwaukee last
Monday and spent the week with Mr..
Alexander and friends.
Mrs. W. Fl. H. Edwards was the
guest of Mrs. W. A. Brazeau on Tues
day.
The young folks of the village had
a merry time skating while the ice
lasted, but the snow has ended the
fun.
Mr. E. II. Fields returned last week
from visit with friends at Star Lake.
Mrs. Geo. B. Brazeau entertained
Mrs. Fl. III. VosS of Grand Rapids on
Tuesday.
Miss Retta Cleveland is at home for
the holidays from her school at Bah
cock.
The tax roll has been turned over to
John r, Jarvis. treasurer, and he is
now ready to receive all taxes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-23
WOOD COUNTY REPORTER.

A. [. FONTAiHE, Editor and Proprietor
GEO. A. DELAP, foreman job Rooms.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-23
PORT EDWARDS

Is located on the west bank of the Wisconsin
river four miles south of the twin cities of
Grand Rapids and Centralia. 1t has popula-
ton of about 800 people and favored with two
railroads, the C. NJ. G. st. P. and Marshfeld and
Southeastern. The John Edwards Mfg. Co.'s
Pulp & Paper Mills are located here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-23

Entered at the P >st Office at Grand Rapids,
Wisconsin, econd-class mail matter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-23

DR.. d. A. Teller, dentist, office over
Wood County National bank, Grand
Rapids, Wisconsin. Will be out of town
every Monday and Tuesday. If
Miss Nellie Hanafin, teacher in the
schools at MaIinette, was the guest of
Mrs. n. Johnson in Centralia over Sun
day. That evening she departed for
home at Kllbourn accompanied by her
sister, Miss Anna Hanafn, teacher in
this city.
Albums, toilet cases, manicure sets,
work boxes, shaving sets, fan boxes,
cuff and collar boxes, necktie cases,
crest wave ware, and great many other
articles too numerous to mention, at the
Centralia Drug store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-23

Jacob Lutz Jr. made tri p to Milwau-
kee last week and returned home Thurs
day morning accompanied by his wife,
who has been visiting in-that city for
several weeks. Mr. Jacob Lutz Sr. also
went down to the city at the same time
to treat for weak eyes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-23
REPORT OF THE CONDITION.

Of the First National Bank at Grand Rapids, in
the State of Wisconsin at the close of business,
December Is, 1897.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
Nnm Mn.lcal Organlkalion.

NH o,.,..stral Association of Richmond
va is the name and title OF ih' 80.
1,usic,l ORGANIZATION or tho oiN' "i'0
,.,.,.,.so ana plans are decidedly IN ace
.orlarce with the present times anu "'
cou,uarod With similar ORGANIZATIONS on
thc North and West TINS one 4' Ger amy
ahead of AN OF them, Do Will lheiei'i -
be immensely popular h TOT Ao'Ni'.s
rrt ifs membership fccs j. e.. prices or
-. .t..,, ,,,t.f. .s thcy can Doe had under
+no rnfoue rules af adopted by thi wiz
,,..t. and energetic organizers. az smai
,.,t.... cffu tn. charter of Che concerts
a. .. 9iv.n SHALL Doe lrst-class. the pro-
,,ramn,os to embrace both vocal ana ln-
sf,,rn.ntai numbers. selected from the
rorular and classical repertoire Oh 'hs
81 far the Board Of Directors intend
TO pive one ccr-ert per month it, now
ever. the number, or rather tne amount
- .i1 .rirfions increases sufficiently, bl-
monthly or weekly tntei'aiiiihe ems s--"
as the former Mozart ociaiion during
its most successful period presented VIII
he ARRANGED and n pos BILE without any
increase iu dues
Ent tbis ent.- Irise which undoubtedly
g.. Il.uer with delight and richly patron
gcd hv AN lovers of music. deserves spe-
ci,I fraf-. bcl.uee first it fills gap
,rbf.L tb. dissolution of the old Mozart
Association created and secondly. because
ID has been pisnr. 20 ard i5 engineered en-
tirclv by citizens. Who, being themselves
musicians. will uulefa lnd how 20 please
their audience
Tho orchestra which IS 20 be the prin-
cinl. mart oil th- association will consist
m ar i.,-r fyontr-Hve performers. select
ID from, Richmord's best talent. except
s.FH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
Madonna and Child
of Andrea Del Sarto

careful portrait of tho rich donor IN tho
lower left corner of tho picture. And this
complaint. almost as serious as that
against Paul Veronese, may be made
about many other Netherlandlsh artists.
Modern French art. with all It's wonder
ful technical skin, has never once pro-
duced even a passable Madonna. The
CHASTITY, submerged Mother OF Pity por-
trayed by Bouguereau is as fiat failure
as anything i'm recent art. IL IL altogeth-
err likely that Christianity will continue
TO ind in the best work OF the Renais-
sance the nearest APPROACH TO the high
ideal OF beauty which each worshiper
must form in his own mind.
Modern art. helpless to portray the
Madonna and tho infant Christ. fares
FAR better IN depicting tho man Christ
among. His bearded companions. Such
a picture as Ford MADDOX Browns
Christ Washing tho Feet OF His Dis
ciples" IL strong and not irreverent. But
even here the unfettcred brush has sue
coeded far better with ST. Peter than In
the Christ
The modern painter who could, in
series OF great pictures, portray the
Christian story from the Annunciation
Of Calvary, would perform the utmost
conceivable service TO art and religion.
But e would be hard TO name n man az
an likely to do IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
Officers Chosen.

At tho regular semi-annual review OF
Wcrtley Tent, No. 4. Knights Of the Mac
cabees OF the World, held Thursday eve
ming. the following officers were elected:
Commander, Sir knight T.. A. Taylor;
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sir knight A. j..
Guerpillon; sergeant, Sir knight w. II.
Smith; record keeper. Sir knight w. II.
Blunt tent physician, Sir Knight W. h.
Parker, NJ d.. assistant tent physician.
sir Knight II. ID. Garcin, NJ. D.; master
alarms, Sir Knight n. J. Smith; no
master OF the guard, Sir Knight Marshall
4. Wood: second master Of tho guard,
Sir knight G. j.. Lamb; sentinel, SIR
Knight w. Lester Ogilyie.
The Record Keepers report shows tia
Tent in q very fiourishing condition
forty-nlne new members being added 10
the roll for the year ending December
3lst.
Beginning with January next the Re-
views Of this tent viii be held on the
second and fourth Mondays Of each
month at Lee Camp Hall, instead OF the
first and third Thursdays at Central
Hall, as heretofore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

Tho tender. mothcr-bcauty ~ tho viz
0n Mary and tho child-beauty Of the
young Christ have been fdvorite topics
Of the painting fraternity for so many
hundred years that such subjects as
the Nativity and Che Alteration are PROB
oblv doulcted I'm cxtant work tens OF
thousands Of times. yet II Is doubuw
&, fnrec peoplc. chosen al random. could
agree upon single picture as fairly sat
isfyinr al once their reverence and their
artistic judgment.
One may pass by the older old Mes
tors" who. with sad sincerity. painted
stiff. posturing figures win iinp fs'"'
backcrounds-eveu rs late as IRA F''pPp
Ifppi. who placed behind mss shd' "',s''
Madonna a landscape of italian sp''i''"'
or as Fra Angelica. whose "Annunciation
- a. Nfueeiin Of St Marks SHOWS "a
VIRGIN. thin 10 tho extreme OF s'""'
noes receiving her tender message IN "
ro,,nd- arched Roman ioggia. Art critcS
may see the beauty OF these angular Ii"-
auctions. ordinary observers. WIN We
t,etincf OF reverence seeking M types 81
IFS ideals. simply cannot.
On the other hand there came, Va the
ouick-nowing climax OF ltalah 'i''
TYNE Of sacred painting. perfect IN tech
,,ioue. which is Just as unsals'ac'oiy
bocause ~ its lack OF dignity These PIC
.ures were painted by mastery nrbts
who earned a living by endless rcptu-
,ious of the Holy Family. oil Necu''o
with coreummate skill but Ack'ng Sc
riousnese. Paan Vcr0ncse. who in mighty
nloture OF the banquet in the house or
levi made his own portrait even more
prominent than the head OF the seated
Christ. is a good example 90 THIS type
% performer
Raphael himself prince OF colonsts'
somewhat oneuds good taste in his PIC
lures of tho Virgin and the infant Christ
In common with most of the painters or
his 3av he introduced a third hgure-the
Young ST. JOhn-t0 give his compositions
the pyramidal grouping so much desired.
The Madonna o. the Goidhnch. PERHAPS.
or the Madonna OF the Grand Duke. hest
eatsfv tho double demand of art and re-
ieion one Madonna OF the Little Chair
is simply pretty woman. bending with
out much spirituality OF expression over
q noble child.
Del Sarto in his Holy Families is fond
~ introducing ST. Joseph. always rep
resented in Italian sacred art as a verv
old man. thus anordine n capital foil t0
she soft and bcautirui flesh Of the mother
and child IN an these admirable picture
the human clement comes 90 thc front
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

charge by the police when he struck the
lie lie was fined $3.50 and cost, and as be
had no money be told the officer ne was
ready TO 20 down. but Lottie's heart re-
Tented. and as she had the money she
paid the iine. .,... ...,
They left the COURTROOM to-selhor aHu
appoared TO be as good friends as ever.
4 DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL.
Mrs A. @ Harding rendered 10 her pu-
mis- their parents. and friends, "a delight
ful musical Friday nishl az hef Iesiol"'
"a Thirteenth and stockton slietls. -, -
large crowd Were present VINO me- me1It, ny
enjoyed the numbers rendered inc Iol-
lowing was the progr1mme. ,.
l. Duet. La Jota-Mlsses Madeline
Thornhil and Shirley Walton.
= solo Little Rope Dancer'-Mis5
Nia' SOLO 81, ~ soprano. "slumber song'-Miss
MINNIE bnSt FAIRY Misses
Nav Redford ana Pauline Reattie.
g. solo. "Staccato,' Bohm-Miss Grace
"1 g Duet poet and Pleasant" supre,
Miss Shirley Walton ana Mr.. -. D. mar
7 E. solo. ION the Meadows" Miss Ruth
fi'zi 5,dt Gems from Martha''-1usses
Tcssie Holland and Addie Snelhns5 ,,...
g. solo. "Minuet,- PadefeWski-Mi'
10 SOLO. tenor. Dream Of Paradise
Gray Mt. tNNAiA 'At h'ii'
PART II.
Duot shepherd Boy" Misses LOU
Use Webster and Mary k9Deftsoh. #, a.,
Solo 'a) "Ftude Heller opus no. 10
Hunting Song" Mendelssohn-Miss Bes-
Duet. Swallows Homsw4ra March
Stuart Johnson ara DOVES NJ FL
Diet Beauties Of Paradise" Misses
Q Lon ..H
& Solo In the Fresh Green fleius'
Dnef. vocal. Mr.. and Mrs. Snibbs.'
Miss Jones and Mr.. Burton. -,
s. Solo. "Cosette Polka MISS May
LipsI Tmn3 Secret Love Gavottc." Misses
BESSIE Webster and Vireie Betty.
10. Solo. "By the Meadow Brook MISS
Lu 13 f nrot GA File du Rcslment'-
Misses ouise Lipscomh and Nerna BASS.
Two best essays on Handel were Will-
ten bv Misses lmogene Gregory and bes-
sic Holland
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Hastings Court will begin its De-
cember term tomorrow. .... 30
The Board of County SUPERVISORS or
Chesterfield will meet az the county
courthouse on Monday next IDS VIII
be the regular monthly meeting ana mo-
thing but routine business is expected TO
be brought before the body.
NJ Tohn " Arlington. OF Rtdsville.
y C.. was IN the city Yesterday. lie was
formerly "a resident Of this city and Is ale
uavs welcomed by his many friends.
The Manchester Cotilion Club have IN
vifed their frierds to join with them in
their Christi ias german. II VII take
place IN Leader Hall December 3lst.
CHURCHES TODAY.
Services at West End church to-
d,v Sundav-schoOl at ga 4. "a. scr-
vices M II A. NJ. and 5.ij =. NJ. by DE
nastor. EpwOrth League meetings 40 $
and y. NJ All welcome.
There will be prayer-meeting al the
Almshouse this afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Conducted by the Epworth Leagues OF
West-End church. All invited.
Services at Fifth Street NJ r. church
There viii be preaching al II A. NJ, by
=. NJ by Rev \. G. Brown. u, u. sun
day-schcoi . A. NJ Al the "Wednesday
night ser~ice an Offering viii be receiy-
cd for the poor.
Rev. J. a. Spencer Will hold usual ser
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
Christ
Christ
Washing the Feet
of His Disciples,
Bv F. MADDOX Brown

notices "nuuu' or "ansloletti little an
roi. with lovely cherubic faces pay
Justify away on quaint musical .a ~ inSI c.l-
ments. CarpaccIo. for pos 'aii'e. ~. - a..
tsinlv bettcr known by his ''pnlu IMAM
So good critic as Rusidn has, nam l..l
..' '.o,t- of John Bcuni as the two
bcst pictures in the world '-2ddins l la,.I'
.rn chat estimate or mem j, "l ,t.,,
,,,si9ored as their chief element tnelI
soirmrftv OF purposc-as another. ihe,r
s..oo.1r.tcrdinr simplicity" Behni had not
wholly escaped from the Journalism OF s, 1s
earlier period. Ills 4aaonih 80 eur
,ro riaiJ and the dark figures when sur
, .',v tScm-soldiers. Apostles. Magl-Tcp-
, ,l-or, tSe nomp and majesty which older
9rtIstr loved to cast about the divine pair pair;
nnt the calm nobility OF inc i'oeS anu
,,,oi. oxaltcd expression so FAR 10 rec
en,,i. most observers with Ruskin's judg-
o"g,e The faces. alone considered. 3lre
''o~. narrcct. possessing equal dignity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
4 FIRE IN MANCHESTER.
TWO HORSFS BURNED 10 DEATH
M STABLE.
The Building Destroyed Belonged to the
Valentine Meat Jaicc ComPany--Ne"
Eunding-- Other Ncws Notes.


Aiaut a.sO O'Clock lest night smoke was
discovered coming from the stable ~ the
rear of No. 1913 Hun street. Manchester.
and au alarm was sounded. THE Alert
Fire Company quickly responded and
found "a big blaze which was quickly Ok
ungu.slcd but not until the stable had
been badly burned.
Two hoiees were also burned 90 death.
ono Belonging so Mt r. W. Harper, who
had until recently kept grocery store
sf 1873 HUI street and tac other belong
ing 20 Mr.. Clarence Walden, stcnographcr
Tor Augustine Royal a. Go.
The stable belonged TO the valentine
Meat Juice Company OF Richmond. aud
was fully insured The horses are
total loss to their owners.
The origin of tho fire ls unknown, but
Is is thought 90 have been ircendary
10 COMPLETE THE WORK.
The Catholic ladies of this city and
Swanshoro viii haVo supper az the
new schOo. house CA next ldesday night.
qhe proceeds VII geo towards the pay
r.ent of work Tor the completion OF
their new building J., is situated ON
Ssmms street. near Fourteenth street.
All persons who patronzc the cause Will
Do waited On by pretty girls and besides
this feature. they Will get the tuil value
Of their money .n am ciCeant supner
II is proposed TO open This building for
3 sunday and weekday school during the
month or January next
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At me citing Of Stuart Lodge. No lf.
]. O. O. r. held at Odd-felows Hail
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term.
Past Grand. j. W. Childress. Noble
Grand w. H. Nelson. Vice Grand Geo.
r. Hall Secretary. Cooreo ". Kianken-
ship. Treasurer. David @. Saunders.
Chaplain. Charles =. Walthan
These officers Will be installed on the
INST Thursday 81 January. az which time
the appointed Officers will be announced
~ the noble grand
4 NEW CHURCH
The members OF the congregation % the
Twenty-seccod street coloTcd Baptist
church have given out the contract for
the erection Of a new church. The foun-
dalton has been begun and they expect
20 have the cornerstone laid during the
early part OF January. These exercises
Will De under the auspices OF ilobson
Lodge OF coiored Maaona
Rev George r. Coleman IS the pastor
IN charge Of this work. lie would be
thankful Tor any donations given for the
purpose Of helping his people pay for
their new house OF worship HIS address
&, No zoe east Sixteenth street Inc
church win be fo1o0 feet. with brick
foundation. and the upper floor Of wealth
or boarding. n WI Dec modern in con-
styuction.
Miss Ethel Harding returned home yes
tsrday from Guiney's Station. Caroline
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
TalIin Temperature.

Farmer Evans from Dis warn aelic in
the Chamber Of Commerce building. sends
out tbe report that decided fan in tenn
porature is near 40 hand. and that (
there is no ice in the cutters by this
morning. II viii be near il.
This is good news for fuel dealers and
Number and Times reporters. but for
The poor shiycring mass OF humanity IL
- bad news
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

Benton Winston and George siorrs.
both colored. were arrested by Officers
Portiaux and Maitern, Of the Second sta
lion. yesterday Tor dlsofuefiy conduct
in tho Second market
A pistol was found on the person Of
,v,nsto, when De- was searched. and aside
iron, tte ano for disordrriy conduct that
htstice John may impcse. 81 Val cost
Winston an additional 40 for carry
tag the pistol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

vices at Cowar1in-Avenue Christian
o t,t rcn.-al church the pulpit Will be
eiicd af N a. ". bv Rev. 4. c. brown;
i ~ 'ritsiiing elder Of the Richmond
District Preceding ~ night by the Pc, pa
To-" ~, o,,. M Cd. Senior League az I. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19

and beauty. They are perhaps the hlsh-
est combination OF reverence ana tee
nique possible for human genius 10 ac'
c0mplish.
Tecnioue alone fails again in the PIC
lures of tho Dutch and Flemish schools
wherein Fat vraus sat for skllfully de-
plcted but unconvncingly comfortable
Madonnas. In Holbein's masterpiece ne
Madonna with tho family OF Jacob Mey-
err" the central figure is neither obese
nor gross. but it is not so fine as tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-19
Madonna and Child
of Bellini.

persistent1y. one secs IN thom the child.
but not tho Savior. the mother. hut not
che rant saint. This tendency becomes
pronounced IA Tittian's splendid fresen-
tatiOn. in which the Nirgtn Mary PERHAPS
the most perfect child hgurc ever painted.
has yet lost all her holy attributes aud
appears simply as o young Italian gin of
sturdy figure. and tine. serious face Many
OF the artists Of the great period. not
caring 10 play pranks with their central
figures. placed at the bases OF their altar
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-19
MERRY WEDDING BELLS.
The Seasons Leading Social Event at
KaHOradO.

The Seasons Leading Social Event at
KaHOradO.
Married at the residence of the
brides parents, Thursday evening Feb
ruary II, 1897. by the Rev. J. NJ. Willis,
Mr.. Joseph E. Swami to Miss Jennie NJ,
Mead and Mr. Victor E. Hengstler to
Miss Ida R. Mead.
The happy event had been looked
forward to by friends for some time,
and on the evening mentioned the
home was filed to its utmost with the
immediate relatives and old time
friends of the contracting parties.
Promptly at seven the wedding party,
led by Rev. Willis, entered the parlor
and formed in a semi-circle facing the
guests. The brides costumes was
white silk, tastefully arranged, relieved
by smilax. The grooms wore the Gus
tOmary black, all presenting an inspir-
ing scene of youth, beatty and grace;
and cupid must have smiled with glee
at the fair scene, as in the impressive
ceremony of the Methodist Episcopal
church they plighted their VOWS each
TO the other and were pronounced man
and wife. After the closing invocation
congratulations, hearty and warm, were
extended by relatives and friends and
adjournment taken to the dining room
where a sumptOus repast was partaken
of, seasoned by wit and merry jest.
The brides are the talented daughters
of ex-Couuty Superintendent a. B.
Mead, and are we'll known, both having
taught school in different parts of the
county, and by their lady like yet warm
hearted natural department attached
to themselves a growing circle of
friends, both young and old.
Mr.. Swann's home is near Denver, and
though not so we'll known to US, yet he
bears the marks of a manly gentle
man.
Victor or 'ViC" Hengstler is too we'll
known to our readers to need an intro.
duetion at our hands. He is an indus
trus energetic young man, free from
bad habits of any kind, and indeed
both couple take up the full grown re
sponsibilities of life endowed by nature
with unusual gifts of health, strength
and ambition, supplemented by accom-
plishments of both heart and hand.
The presents we're both numerous
and appropriate. Music and song anG
happy conversation was INDUCED ii
till far in the night, when a reluctant
farewell was taken, and there is treas
uFed in the memory of those present
an occasion of unalIOyed pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swami will make thei
future home near Denver. Mr.. ant
Mrs. HengstleT at Villas, Kan. W
commend them to the good people o
both places.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-19

A light fall Of snow showed up the
good intentions of the weather clerk
Thursday morning.
Bob Fitzsimmons, the noted pugilist,
passed through Goodlsnd Monday night
en- route to Carson, New, where the fight
between he and Corbett comes of on
March II.
The whooping cough is here and it
can be expected to rage as fercely as
the measles have been. Goodland has
struck a bad run of luck as regards
epidemics,
Tom Odell shipped q horse to West
Liberty, Ia, Monday night. The horse
brought SIC on board the car here. 1t
looks promising for Kansas horsemen
when Iowa purchasers send here for
their roadsters.
Rev. Vaughn and wife, owing to do
nestle troubles, have separated. Mr..
Vaughn left Tuesday for the east and
appears to have taken the two children
with him without the mothers consent
or knowledge.
One of the best punches of stock 10
the county have never had a bite to eat
except that which they "rustled" on the
prairie. For this reason stock raising
here will always pay better than wheat
raising anywhere on Gods green earth
N. F. Warren, watch inspector FOR
the Rock Island at Colorado Springs
was 10 the city Wednesday repairing
clocks for the company at the depot
Mr.. Warren is a practical jeWeler and
opticisn and may open a branch bust
ness in this city. As GoOdlRnd has nc
| jeweler OF opticisn it is hoped he may
find it convenient to locate a business
here.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-02-19

sweeping vas resumed on The sidewalk.
After a sufficient time had elapsed for
the removal Of the wrappings, and as
no explosion was heard and Che whistle
of the youth vas silent, the editor ven
tured in. AS expected the box was open
aud the youth was revelling in the con
tents which consisted Of the incest as
sortment of cake that has fallen to the
editors lot for many day. By yigor-
Gus use of a heavy side stick a portion
of the delectable viands we're rescued.
The editor suspiciOned Wedding, and
after the good things had been put to
the use for which they we're intended,
he investigated and found in the then
empty box card bearing the regards
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Mead and the in
telligence that they had lost two
daughters by marriage the evening Of
18th instant. May they find as much
joy in matrimOny as the editor found
in the cake.