The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-09-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

hats justin at Mills ackis
The Walkover Shoe fits best, wears
best. Good line at Millisack's.
Our fall line Of the latest blocks in
mems hats just received at Millisaek's-
New fall line Of mems Walk Over
shoes Just received. II is the best
$50 shOe.-C. II. Millisack.
That cool satisfied looking gentle
man over there is wearing one OF our
dollar shirts. Q. NJ MILLIsACE-
The best wearing, most comfortable
and most stylish shoe for women are
the DreE-Selby make. Our big fail
line just in. Q. n. MILLIsACK.
Thstjolly, comfortable looking gen
tlemantE just met down street is
wearing q Wslk-Over shoe.
C.M. MILLIsACK-
NJ Robinson, notary public.
Mrs h D. Reed is back from q visit
in Missouri.
F ". Moore, Of Denver, is q new
barber in Joe Cullins' shop
Joe Cullins is taking in the sights at
the Norton county fair this week.
DR.. r. B. Harvey spent Sunday at
Colby.
N. Robinson, the real estate man, has
bargains in land.
Clement L. Wilson, Of Colby, was in
GOOdland Sunday.
The Inter Sese club met at the home
Of Misses Rose and Stella Filler Tues
day evening
Smith, OF Fairfield, Ia, mother and
brother OF Amos Smith, are here for q
visit.
Isaac Ellis, Of Lewiston, IL, was in
GOodland Saturday. He is looking the
country over with his son, who lives in
TregO county.
Mrs. Kuhlman, Of MartinsburR. Neb.,
aunt Of Mrs. V. ". Goodrich, is visit
ing with Mr.. aud Mrs. V. ". Goodrich,
of Voltaire township.
Mrs. A. A. Bower, Of Norton, re-
turned to her home Sunday morning
after spending about two weeks with
her friends in GOOdlsnd.
The brick work on the Dawson Cole
man block will be finished this week.
The block will be fiue addition to the
business portion OF GOOdland.
E G. Mewhirter, inspector Of skim
ming stations for the Continental
Creamery company from Belleville %
GOOdlani, was 10 town Monday.
Mrs. A q. Raulitz, Miss Myrtle
Whestley and Misses Myrtle, Sadie
and Lucy Renuells were az Norton
this week to attend the Norton county
fair.
W. L Van Wrinkle purchased the R.
J. Jones property on North Boulevard
last week, consideration 500. Mr..
Coffin will move into his old restsu-
rant
T.P. Leonard will soon put down a
i concrete sidewalk In front Of his brick
building. The hydrsnt was taken up
Monday and changed to accommodate
the walk.
Jerry Coffin viii move his old
restaurant back about 40 feet, add to
it and convert il into q nine room
house. He began work on il Monday.
Q. E Swsrts moved his square house
from the north part Of GOOdland onto
lots just east Of coffee mill row. and
will 6t il up for rent. The house is
already engaged by Brakeman Gibson.
JEFF Garden returned Saturday from
Quitman, No, where he spent several
weeks visiting with bis father, who has
been on the sick list for some time
| The old gentleman was much improved
when JEFF left for home.
Asher B. Wilson returned Sunday
morning from an excursion trip in the
west At San Francisco he took
steamer aud went as far north as Port
land, Ore, returning through Idaho,
Utah and Colorado.
Marshall Jones, Of Erie, Pa, who was
here for his health, aud who left last
fall for his home, having given ND in
despair after q years residence here,
died Of consumption at his home in
Erie, August 20. Mr.. Jones was a con-
ductor on the Erie railway.
r. W. Allen, Of Smith Center. was in
town last week and erected a mOnu-
ment upon the grave Of Mrs. j. ".
KIauer in the Goodlaud cemetery. The
monument IS Of Georgia marble and
presents q pretty mark Of memorial.
Mr.. Allen is in the monument business
at Smith Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Willis, after a
three weeks visit with friends and re-
latives here, left Tuesday night for a
trip Ia Oklahoma with q view Of look
ing up business location. They have
made their home in Chicago for seF-
eral years. Mrs. Willis is q daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. ". II. FarroE.
Some Of the young people Of the
town held a picnic in the Clayton
grove, on the Beaver, Sunday. Owing
to the fact that il Was a rather mutual
admiration society, the day passed
happily. Those who composed the so
ciety were: Misses Lulu Auer, Nellie
Hartman, Maggie Seaman, Jessie Vim
cent, and Messrs Dan Stapp, Yves
Green, DOde Adams and Eric Ericsson.
". B. Lockwood, Of st. Francis. &C
cOmpsnied By bis brother, George
Lockwood, who is visiting ct St. Fran
els, we're in Goodlaud Wednesday.
They drove their father here, Rev. J. /
II. Lockwood, TO take the eastbound
local passenger. DR.. Lockwood is pre-
siding elder Of the Methodist church /
Of the Beloit district, northwest Kan |
sas conference, and was on his way
home TO BelOit- Rev. Lockwood took |
part In the soldiers reunion at St |
Francis last week and spoke before the /
veterans association He is q veteran /
Of the civil war.