The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-04-07
Additional Local.
Millisack wants more butter and eggs.
Mill;sack wants more butter and eggs.

Millisack wants more butter and eggs.
Millsack wants more butter and eggs.
The funeral of james Baldwin was held
Wednesday.
D. B. Stone and wife are both upon the
sick list this week.
The straw hat is already seen, next we OK
pect the festive strawberry.
Travelingman Washburn spent Sunday
with his family in the city.
H. Auer was in Omaha the first of the
week and secured baker.
There was dance at J. D. Cullins' east of
town on Wednesday night.
Frank Dickey has. secured a situation
wtping engines in the round house.
Buckeye Agent Henderson, who sold the
binders here last year, is around again.
John DonCarlos of Lincoln, Neb., is visit
ing his son, H. E. Don Carlos, this week.
On account of sickness D. B. Stones con-
dictionary S: ore was closed on Wednesday.
Marcus Brown was here from Cripple
Creek this week in attendance at the district
court.
A. & G. Wittelshofer, the clothiers, will
soon open up branch clothing store in st.
Francis.
Machinist Young has resigned his situa-
ton IN the machine shops here, and has left
for greener fields!
j. S. Taylor of Topland, was in town We'd
nesday. He has been laid up with sickness
nearly all winter.
Quite little excitement has been mani
tested over the criminal cases being held at
this term of court.
j. W. Kelley, brother of George Kelley,
returned recently from Chicago, and will go
to work at this place.
Rev. G. H. Perry's wife and child arrived
this week and have gone to keeping house
in the Sharp residence.
Mr.. Gill was around town Wednesday for
the first time in three weeks. He has been
laid up with the grippe.
Machinist Mickelinhn, who has been on
the injured list for some timeIpast, contem-
plates going to work soon.
The Shaffer billiard hall has had the tables
and furniture moved about which makes
quite different hall of it.
j. E. Thomas, who has been sick about a
week with pneumonia, is a little better now
and on the road to recovery.
Judge Umbarger and Ed Harris are ex-
aiming the county treasurer's book. These
books are examined quarterly.
If you want to advertise you should put
your ad in the paper that is read by the peO-
pie. THE REPUBEIC leads all in circulation.
If certain young man will return pair
of buckskin gloves to C. N. Millisack he may
avoid arrest. Buying may be cheaper than
piIfering.
G. NJ. Johnston of Corning, Ia, is weld
ing the razor in the tonsOrial parlors of W.
b. BRYANT. He has travelled all the way
from Chicago on bicycle.
Messrs. Ross and Wharton, both of lin
coin, Neb., arrived here Thursday morning
in company with John DonCarlos, bOtn will
purchase land in this county.
Aaron Wittelshofer received letter from
Smith Center Thursday morning ANNOUNCE
ing the election of his brother Gus, as one
of the couneilmen of that city.
Amos Hostetter is as proud as Turk Of
his juvenile race horse. Its dam, Lady Glen,
is we'll known in this county, its sire is a
well known Kansas City race horse.
w. X. Brown was giving the jury, in the
case of the ChiDaman VS.. Coon. lecture on
the science of poker playing, hold pat
hands. jack pots, ETC., Wednesday.
The case of Fitzgerald and Brown was
called Wednesday noon and Thursday noon
the evidence was all in. The defendants
had no witnesses outside of themselves.
j. N. Kane of the Commercial retires
Monday morning. Mr.. Kane has done well
in the hotel business. He leaves soon for
Chicago where he will engage in other bust
ness.
G. L. Calvert has purchased the building
Row occupied By Il. E. DonCarlos as an Of
fee, and viii move it across the street and
use it as a law Office. This is to make more
room for the Masonic temple.
II. M. Halter has put a force of men TO
wOr digging holes to set trees in around
the Exchange bank. IT all of our citizens
were as much on the improve as Mr.. Halter.
we would have the most beautiful city in
the west.
The Interstate Rain company went TO
work Wednesday afternoon and by o'clock
indications Of rain were plenty, but before
morning the wind raised and as we go to
press things are In 'sstatu quo" They are
stfI working and ne hope they WIN succeed