The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-02-03

T P Leonard IS having a skirmish
with the grip.
Mrs Red Wilson is couvalescing after
a critical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". I. Taylor have de-
cided 70 remain IN Goodland
Dr. Carmichael was called to Selden
Monday night b. telegram on a pro-
fessional visit.
r. B, Wilcox, Of Hill City, was in
GOOdland Friday. He Is an attorney
and a real estate dealer.
Mrs. R. A FitzsimmOns, of Hebron.
Neb-, is in GOodland, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. A F. Taper.
If you want a nice stylish tailor made
suit get the 9. & B. kind at $40 TO so
suit, good suits at s. to S8.7S.-C. NJ.
Millisack-
Asher B. Wilson, junior member of
the law firm Of Wilson Bros, Is doing
business stunts in the east. He viii re-
turn Saturday.
Engineer Robert SiSty has moved his
family from Denver to Goodland, and
they are living IN the residence vacated
by the Wheat family.
Dispatcher Woods family arrived in
GOOdland from Denver this week and
they hove gone to housekeeping in the
residence recently vacated by Engineer
Pickenpaugh-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure, who
removed from GoOdland to PhilIipsburg
about a year ago, are back IN GOOdland,
dOmicilled in a suite of rooms IN the
Elliott residence.
G. H. O'Brien Is a victim of an attack
of the grip. He has not eaten anything
for four days, and teinks he will be able
10 suspend that useless and expensive
habit Indefinitely.
An examination of applicants for
county teachers certificates was held
at the court house Saturday. There
were fourteen applicants for certificates
of various grades.
Mrs. J. II. Rice left on No. 10
Wednesday night for Topeka, where
she was called by telegram TO the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. g. A.
Cunningham, who is very Ill.
The GOodland State Bank was moved
into its new home IN the Masonic brick
Wednesday. The new room affords
plenty Of space, and the bank is both
pleasantly and favOrably located.
Thomas Butt reports that one year
ago John Jordan bought shares in the
FL PasO mine for 20 cents a share, aud
recently sold for S1.7O a share, clearing
! SIC, 900, less brokers' commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brown returned
home from Topeka Saturday morning,
Mr.. Brown returning to Topeka Sun
day night to be present again at the
opening of the legislature Monday.
l. J. Laufman, a brakeman on this
division Of the Rock Island, returned
| Friday morning from an extended visit
| in the east, stopping the greater part OF
his time at his old home in Paris, III.
Miss Wella Pausch, of Utica, Kan,
arrived in Goodland Saturday, and on
Monday began as bOokkeeper in the
| Millisack store a position she formerly
held. Pearl Kimmel retires from the
pOsitiOa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aten are the
happy parents of a II pound boy, born
| Saturday morning, January p. Mr..
| ingtOn, and will move his family there
before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Millisack, son
Frank and daughter Kathryn, left fOI
/ California on No 10 Thursday night,
and will be gone for several weeks, en-
! jOying the climate and scenery of the
| Golden state.
E. E. Ames, of Norton, president OF
[ the First National Bank of Goodland,
| has purchased some Rock Island real
estate adjoining the city of Norton.
/ The land IN question lies, 16O acres OF
I II, Just west OF Norton, and IS acres
near the stock yards. The price, It IS
understood, was around the $50 pei
| acre mark.