The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-08-19

TraVelingman Qulntard maoe ne
rounds Wednesday
NJ. Robinson put slight repairs on
his building this week
IF. Kimmel has been laid up ~ r 2
few days from an attack Of rheumsSf sm
F. Boiler Of the G. D. Smith OruO
company, was in the city two day 5 this
week.
Harry Root was looking after the in
terests Of the Topeka State journal
this week
Miss Dottie Thomas retur ned Mon
day from a visit TO friends an RELATIVES
in HaigIer, Neb.
A. B. Montgomery and vii e returned
from a visit to the BouIde- ehataqua
Thursday last.
E. R. Woodruff, Of the Hall Litho-
graphic company. was amor g our bust
mesa men Wednesday.
DR.. c. H. Farrow and vii returned
from their trip east Wedn, ssday eve
ming. They drove about z % miles in
in all
William Walker finished threshing
Monday. He had about 2,8a bushels.
His crop on the home plaeB averaged
ID bushels per acre.
Married, by Probate judge Kent, at
noon Wednesday, John Christi 5nsen Of
LambOrn, Kan, to Miss Krssti ne Jak-
OLSON Of Denmark, Europe
Q. NJ. Millisack, wife and lit lie son
got back from Chicago Wednesday
night. Mr.. Millisack purchase d
large stock Of goods for his store
Dr.. R. A. Thomas left the fore part
of the week for Colby. He will estab-
lish a permanent dental office at that
place, and there is no doubt but that
be will be successful
Q. II. Thompson, travelling salesman
for the National Cash Register com
pany, Of Dayton, Ohio, was in the cs.tv
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fred HodgkinsOn has remove 4 the
addition abUtting the rear end of his
store and placed a more subs .tantial
ien-tO in its place from Ola rlz's old
Photographic building.
R. G. Smith, s.. W. Colemon, and Fred
Barnett returned Friday NOR ming from
an overland trip to Colorado Springs,
ManitOu, Victor, Hugo, n nd other
places. This report a very pleasant
vacation.
c. P. Russell and family, formerly
Of this city, are expected to spend the
Sabbath here on their way to south
ern Mexico, where they hav resided
several years Mr.. Russell ha 5 a coffee
hacienda about $50 miles So utheast of
the City of Mexico.
W. H. Rhoads, principal ele ct of the
GOOdland city schools, 3acco mpanied
by his sister, Miss RhOafis, arrived in
GOOdland Thursday. Tn ey have been
living in Salina during the past year,
where he attended the Wesley an uni
versity for postgraduate work.
F. NJ. KOOntz viii leave his farm and
stock in care Of a 'nired man and will
make a six months visit to Iowa His
wife and little Child went there some
time ago to ha sc medical attention for
the child, which has been seriously i'll
for some time. Mr.. KOOntz will leave
about September 1st, and will take in
the Omaha xposition on the way.
J. L Wallace has been working on
his gasoG ne road wagon for some time
back, AID, having adjusted a sprOket
and q Iain gear in place of 3 belt, took
it o'It on the street Tuesday evening
for a trial trip. Like Darius Green
aid his flying machine, the novelty Of
the thing drew a large crowd in which
the '-smau boy" predOminated- Most
older persons stood off some distance,
evidently fearing the thing would 'go
off at halt cock" and, bein g dead sure 1t
was loaded, but the Urchin spOrtively
''cIimed its frame" in childish glee and
whOOped and hoped, and hoped 1t
would 60 off" The first trial was not
satisfactory and it was run back into
the aback shOp"-that is, the area back
of ". y. ROwe's blacks NTH shop 1t
came out suddenly at I1:3O Wednesday
a. N. surprising the ma rives and fright
ening some horses, bat the inevitable
small boy hung on behind still sumter
rifed," and when the "critter" baked
! they pushed on the felloes Of the huge
wooden wheels to carry it over the
dead point" It swung gracefully
around the corner opposite TIE Re
PUBLIC Office and cirCumnavigated
several blocks. It went by the aid OF
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