The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-04-24
TOLD IN A LINE.

Up. Cullen is sick, threatened with
typhoid fever.
c. c. Connor, of Coucordis, was in
GOOdlsnd this week.
Rev. Miller returned from q trip to i
Willow Springs, Mo-, Saturday.
Jim Breeder, brick layer of Colby,
is working on the Seyler brick.
Al. Cullius returned Sunday from \
a trip TO st. Joseph and Kansas City.
WI. McCue, auditor OF the Foster /
Lumber company, was in GOOdland /
this week.
The seven-year-oId daughter of Mr.. !
and Mrs. LaBaT, who live northwest of /
town, is sick.
Rev. ]. G. Anderson will be in tn e |
city to hold services at the EpiscO- !
pal church Sunday morning and even |
ing.
E.S. Knight returned to Topeka
Tuesday night, after enjoying q weeks
vacation with aCquaintances In the
city.
The county's arithnometer which
cost $3.50 was out Of keller this week
and had to be cleaned and put in shape
by Jeweler Ernst.
Charles Keller, who formerly worked
for Germsnn & Rule in their store at
KanOradO, is employed in the DawsO n
store.
E ThorsOu, who cried the sale for 9.
| s. Wells, OF LlsnOs township Monday,
reports that the sale went of fine and
/ that everything sold well.
ChaIkley q Wilson went to Topeka
/ this week on business. He also visited
with his parents, who live at Meriden,
about u miles from Topeka.
Albert RObidOux was in the city a
! couple of days this week. This is his
/ first visit to GoOdland from Wallace
county in several months.
Albert F. Wilson, painter and paper
i hanger, Of Colorado Springs, has
/ formed partnership with NJ. ~ Well
man. Mr.. Wilson will live here.
! Henry Rung moved his family Mon
| day into the house just vacated by
McCauts, who now occupies the Dubrs
residence. Both houses are west Of
the high school building.
Absalom Hallom, of Washington, D.
c., was in GOOdlsnd Friday. He is
agent for the sale Of the Official
History of the United States compiled
By James d. Richardson.
i WV. Connolly, who owns and op-
crates a ranch in the southeast part Of
the county, has had an increase of s.
calves from his COWS and out Of the
number he only lost three.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Wood, of Quit
man, Mo-, who have been visiting with
JEFF Gardens folks, left Monday for
their home in Missouri. Mr.. Wood is
Is brother-in-law Of Mr., Garden.
The north side OF the Millisack brick
on the second story has been filled in
between the bricks with mortar, the
rain and weather having lOOsened and
disintegrated the plaster In places.
John Marsh, Of Lincoln, Neb, stop
ped of here Tuesday on his return from
visit TO bis daughter who lives at
LOvelsnd, Colo. He is an old aequaint-
sncs Of Mr.. snd Mrs z f. Murphy.
Since Koouz Bros. have moved into
their new market G. NJ. Millisack has
had the building, occupied by them
temporarily, papered aud painted and
will use the same as a sample room.
The confectionery store Of John
} Arendt will be moved soon into the
building Just vacated by the post
Office. Dr.. Harvey, the dentist, viii
move into the room vacated by Arendt.
Il Homer j. Hike, travelling man for
the Heinz Picking company, who fell
] from Donly 4 SCOTS delivery wagon
Friday, striking his back on the side
!, walk, is recovering. he is at the Depot
Il hotel.
!; The ". G. Z. u. will hold their next
] meeting at the home Of Mrs. James
Rice on May > The program viii con-
+ sist Of q matron's medal contest. A
J, cordial invitation is extended to any
) one who is interested.
II @. NJ. Millisaok is making improve
:. meues on his residence The front
, porch has been enlarged aud q gable
= will be constructed on the north front
Of the roof and the chimney carried
!: up through and above it.
{ NV. Stewart left for Salins Thurs
s day in answer to an invitation to Re
3 spOnd 20 toast at the annual banquet
q OF the IOnian Literary society Of the
D | Kansas Wesleyan university, which
$ viii be held on the evening Of the
24th.
Mrs. James S. Berry aud son, Of
Freeman, No., and Hr. and Mrs Sam
uel Ball, OF Granite, Colo, we're visit
. ing A J. Coots and mother Tuesday.
Mrs Berry Is q sister Of Mrs COOts,
= She is on her way to Pueblo where she
, viii make her future home. Several
] Of her daughters are residing there
Rev. b A. Hoffman, Of Salins, Kan
preached az the Christian church Sun
day night. He IS an e1-ohaplsin Of the
state penitsntiary and is nov interest
ed in the Society for the Friendless.
The society is made up Of member
ships composed OF persons who pay q
> certain amount yearly until, for in
. stance, So is paid In when they are en-
2 titled TO q life membership A sinking
3 fund for the purpose OF erecting q
Q home for the fFiendless is also being
Z raised A number Of the citizens OF
8 Goodland have taken out memberships.
l The lsrRest and elegant line Of style
I in Mems EegliRes Shirts ever shown IN
the town &C Millisack's-