The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-24
MilIisack's Department Store

They travelled with a touring autOmO-
bile.
Arthur Smith, manager Of the Gem
Lumber company, a private yard at
Gem, Kan, was in town Saturday and
Sunday, returning home Monday
morning
Miss Vida Bryan, of the firm Of
Bryan & Allen, left Monday evening
for Kansas City, where she will pur-
chase the fall and winter millinery
for the store
Grin YOcum Of GaIva, Ill, owner
/ Of the Lemmer and HOdney places
was in GOOdland this week, looking
after the improving Of his farms. He
is a banker in Galva.
H. z Cain, manager Of the Contin-
entail Creamery cOmpany's business in
/ this part Of the state, with headquar-
tiers at PhillipSburg, was in GOOdIand
| Thursday on business.
! A E Barnett returned home Friday
morning from Horton, Kan, where
/ he visited for two weeks. He was ac-
cOmpanied by his little granddaugh-
/ tiers, Helen and Nora SimOntOn, who
will remain here until the last Of the
month.
Miss Anna Smith arrived home
Monday morning after a few weeks
| absence spent in southern part Of the
state She has returned to her work
| in her fathers office at the court
| house
E F. Murphy left Saturday after
| noon for Cambridge, Ill, for a two
/ weeks vacation He will take in the
county fair at that place, and will
also visit friends and relatives in that
vicinity.
Harry YOunt. who has contract on
I brick work on HOdgkinsOn's double
/ building, says that he will have the
/ brick up complete in six or seven DAYS.
/ He has four briCklayers under him,
doing the work
/ Many land men and home seekers
were in town this week, looking over
Sherman county with a view to in
vestment- All the rigs from the livery
l barns were out, and others kept by
real estate men.
T A McCants is back from a
two weeks outing in Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs Herman Kreuzer and
sisters Magadaline and Minnie, went
for a trip to the mountains and the
party reports a pleasant time.
/ The Epworth League viii hold a
league social at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Hartzler, Friday evening,
August 81 A program viii be rem
| dered and refreshments served. A
cordial Invitation is extended
| Rev. George Belsey, formerly pas
| tor OF the Episcopal church in this
/ city, but now travelling missionary Un-
/ der Bishop GirswOld Of the Salina
| diocese, was in town Wednesday re-
newing his many pleasant aequaint-
ances.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark ShimeaIl re-
/ turned Saturday from a two weeks
outing spent in Denver, Colorado
/ Springs and Cripple Creek They rode
on the scenic route OF the MOffat road
and expressed delight at the enjoy
ment OF the trip
/ c. W. Sickle, formerly a partner
l in the firm Of Coffin & Sickle, in the
/ laundry business, Is back in GOodIand
and viii put in a steam plant to
/ handle certain classes Of laundry, in
| connection with the Coffin laundry,
/ but there win be no partnership
agreement between the two branches
Of the business
/ A Marshall OF Lincoln Center, Kan
sss, accompanied by his son and StWo
/ daughters, arrived in this city Tues
day afternoon in their two-seated
| Buick automobile. They viii remain
/ in this county for a few days. Mr..
l Marshall is interested in the Peter
1 RObidOux ranch in the southeast part
/ OF the county.
Q. s. Woodrow OF Lastant H. for
I merry a resident Of Serman county,
arrived fn GOodland Monday He still
holds his homestead, the northeast
j OF section $50, six miles and a half
from GOOdland- in q westerly di-
/ recuon- He left here fifteen years
taso and went to Nebraska and from
there - iAi1cls-