The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-08-26

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orado on business Monday.
The agent OF jenkins &Sons' Music /
Co. was in the city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker enter 4
tanned a few friends Monday evening
Ernest Bower Of Norton is visiting /
his brother, A. A. Bower Of this city, |
this week.
Hoyt Andrews was absent several
days this week on visit to his mother
in eastern Nebraska
Cyrenus Palmer and Aaron Wells
got into q fight Wednesday and Palmer
had his nose nearly bitten Of.
ADD acre Missouri farm, all clear, to
trade for clear quarter Of Sherman
county land. Enquire Of NJ Robinson
e DOnly and wife left Thursday
overland for visit to Jennings, Kan,
and will be absent about two weeks.
B. E. Collins family arrived here
this week. They are living in the
Shaokelford house in the east part Of
town.
Thursday forenoon the children Of
Byron Parish, who lives about five
miles southeast of town, set fire to
and burned his barn-lOss, $50.
Rev. Gray will preach his farewell
sermon q week from Sunday night.
He expects to continue his theological
course during the coming year.
One Of ". F. Whateley's day teams
run away Tuesday evening, starting on
main street and fetching up at the
barn where usually kept. Some ex-
citement was created, but no damage
was done.
Married. George n. billing to Miss
Anne Rodgers, Sunday the Dist inst,
at Siebert, Colo. The ceremony took
place at 2 o'clock p. N. Mr.. billing is
bridgeman, and resides at Fairview,
Kan, where the married couple went
on their wedding trip.
Last week fire destroyed the gran
ary of Mr.. VOgan who lives in the
southeast part of the county The fire
was set by children, and 125 bushels
Uf wheat, belonging to Mr.. VOgaD, and
all the household goods Of T. CODY,
stored in the building, were destroyed.
H. S. Simonton's little girl received
quite a serious cut Sunday from the
breaking Of a dish while she was clear
/ ing the table. The broken edge Of the
dish struck her in the face max
ing such a cash that it was necessary
to take eight stitches to cause a perfect
/ intention.
The grand ball at the opera house
Tuesday night was a success in every
way. The music was furnished by the
II Goodland orchestra which seemed tC
entirely salty the demands Of the per.
formers. At IL o'clock refreshments
we're served at the Hartman restaurant
which stayed the elastic qualities Of
the dancers until 2 o'clock.
Married, Sunday August q, Mar
Schroeder, to Miss Anna SCHNEIDER
both Of Brewster, Rev. Gronnemeyel
ofieiating.-H A. Marble Of Rule
ton, to Miss Edith II. Doty Of DephOs
Kan, ReY. Woodward officiating
Monday, August p, John Kribs Il
Miss Maud L. Ruble, both Of Brewster
Kan, Judge Kent officiating.
NJ. Robinson has set an exampl
which, If followed by all our bushes
men, would make Maine street o
GoOdland very inviting to visitors. H
has rebuilt the porch on the front o
his Office, making it wider and hlghe
so that It admits plenty Of daylight
To this improvement he has decOrate
~ 49, ar a02E
Of pant.
The subject Of the service at tn
Conversational church Sunday morn
ing viii be, Sealed with that HOl
Spirit Of Promise;" Eph. lib. In tn
evening, "The Patience Of Hope" Is
Thes. ID. George ". Oles, q very note
violinist, will favor Us with some wolf
: music at both these services. Mr.. Ole
will give his entertainment under til
auspices Of the Ladies' Sewing sOciet
next Monday evening at the COngregs
tionsI church. This entertainment
!, will be q treat for all who hear it.
\ Tom Haney shot an eagle on tn
bluffs Of the Smoky q week ago Ia;
, Sunday. He got him with twent!
\ two target rife. The bird measure
seven feet form tip TO tip Of wings an
: the middle talon was eight inches lon
4 Tom didn't know the value Of his pre-
I for setting up" aud before his fath'
got home had cut OF its wings theret
!, spelling a fine specimen for the Ia
idermistis art. at any rate the captul
= was quite feather in his cap He ca
now at himself out as "big Injun."
. s. Baughmsn received letter fro
his niece at Wadsworth, Ohio, inform
ing him Of the death Of his brothe
y Seth Baughman, on August IA, Of di
betes. He was the secOnd-yOung
, brother Of Mr.. Baughmsn's. His old
Z brother died in June Of this year. II
recently deceased brother visited bel
four years ago as he was returnn
from California where be had been Il
8 | his health. He was quite wealthy al
owned 1000 acres OF land in nOrthei
= IOhio some OF which we're coal lands.
Patriotic Concert.
There viii be q Patriotic concert
the opera house in this city, given q