The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-09-25
LOCAL NOTICES.
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The WalkOFer Shoe at Millisack's-
J. E. Kelley, Of Wallace county, was
in GOOdland Wednesday on a visit
Mrs. Lasley has built a wagon shed
as leanto to her barn.
Dining-rOOm girl wanted; 8 per
week--Jerry Coffin
G. Q. Young, Of the Depot hotel, has
built a new stable for his cows and
horse.
W Z. Parker, a travelling man from
New York City, was in GoOdland
Wednesday.
Only set of complete abstracts to
date--ThOmRs P. Leonard, Bonded
Abstractor.
The Drew-Selby Shoes at MiIlisack's
Buy your coal Of Wheatley at SCOTS
old stand.
C.P. Richards, of Holton, Kan, fsther
Of H NJ. Richards arrived IN Good
land Wednesday on a visit to his son.
Miss Myrtle HOllum, of Cedar Rap
ids, Ia, Is visiting her aunt Mrs. j. ID.
Hartman, arriving Monday morning
on No. >.
The West brothers, Frank and Joseph
West, Of Sabetha, Kan, were in Good
land Wednesday buying cattle, stock
eTs and feeders.
The tin roof vas being put on the
Coleman hardware store Wednesday.
The new brick blOck-DaWsOn- Cole
man will soon be ready for occupancy.
Buy a cool shirt this hot weather at
MillisaCk's.
Dozens Of the latest styles in mems
hats justin at Millisack's.
II. f. Wheatley keeps all kinds Of
coal st SCOTS old stand.
The WaIkover Shoe fits best, wears
| best. Good line at Millisack's.
c. f. Graves, with two herders, from
/ Enterprise, Ore, unlOsded 5000 sheep
| at GOOdland Wednesday. They will be
/ grazed north OF GOOdland for a time
| and then be shipped east.
Evangelist J. Y. Sheridan, OF New
/ Orleans, La, held services in the Con-
/ gregstiOnal church Wednesday even
ing. The attendance was small
/ L. D. Gillispie lefy Thursday for
! Norton county where be will teach a
| school near Athena this winter. BE
gets S45 per mouth.
Our fall line OF the latest blocks IN
mems hats just received at Milllsack's.
i New fall line Of meu's Walk Over
shoes just received. It is the best
$3.50 shOe.-C. n. Millisack-
/ That cool satisfied looking gentle.
man over there IS wearing one of OuI
dollar shirts G. Il. MILLIsACK.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lee Harizler are both
quite sick Dr.. Smith went out TO see
/ them Monday. Dir. Hartzler lives in
the southeast part Of the county.
! Seaman Sisters will have their MILL
merry opening Thursday September "a
with nice line Of up TO date hats al
lowest prices. Call aud see them.
| A bouncing boy was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. b. CanRga, Of McCOOk, Neb.
Saturday, September 10 Mr.. Canags
was proprietor Of a livery barn il
GOOdland about a year ago and wa:
married shortly after leaving here.
Conductor J. W. DOdds has taken 9
b 80 days lsyOf and left Thursday night
in company with Conductor Randall
for the east. Mr.. DOdds will visit hi.
| parents and wife at Washington, Ia.
and will also visit Chicago. Mrs
= DOdds viii return with him to Good
land at the close Of his vacation
Josiah Crosby and son, H. NJ. Crosby
r. n. Jaqus, clerk of the court, anC
Oscar HesaliDs, Of st. Francis, Kan.
| passed through GOodisnd Tuesday OF
their way to Colby to attend a lanC
: contest case. Mr.. Crosby, ST., is a.
ex-representstive and represented
Cheyenne county in the legislator,
several terms.
B. F. Brown left Monday night 70
Glens Falls aud Lake George, y. Y
{ where Mrs Brown and frankie Bro vi
p have been spending several months OF
a visit. He will be absent about thre
weeks and Mrs. Brown will return
= with him to Evanston, Ill, where sh
? will visit with Der sister, Mrs. Alic
, Warmer, for some time before return
: ing TO GOOdland. frankie will ais
Z remain at Evanston with his mOthe
until their return