Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01
District court still grinds.
Vote for Duff for county attorney.
A pleasant visit last week by Lew Gin

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Vote for Duff for county attorney.
A pleasant visit last week by Lew Gin.
ger.
Vote for Charlie Robbins for district
clerk
Howard Carpenter made a trip to ODER
lin last week.
DR.. D. J. Reynish was seen in Colby on
Tuesday last.
Vote the straight republican ticket on
Tuesday next.
Everybody invited to the rally Satur-
day afternoon.
w. H. Marble was at home for few
days this week.
Mr.. B j. Martin, of Cleveland, Ohio,
arrived in the city Monday.
Closing republican rally at Armory
Hall, Saturday, at 2:3O p. M.
Mrs. C. E. Corporan is visiting with
her parents in Oberlin this week
Judge Pratt Sundayed at his home in
Norton. returning on Monday train.
J. w. Greeyr, of Plainville, Kansas,
registered at the Opelt on Sunday last.
Ladies. republican matinee at Armory
Hall Saturday afternoon. Admission,
free.
J. D. Hayes spent Sunday in Oberlin
and is again in attendance on court this
week.
! E. VanMetre has been acting as treas
urer in the absence of County Treasurer
Hovey.
E. A. McMath. the brilliant lawyer, of
Grainfield, came up again Monday to at
tend court.
Miss Emma Finley went out to Brews-
ter on Thursday last to make her brother
of near that place. short visit.
DR.. c. E. Corporan returned from Flag
Ter, Colo, on Friday. He will move to
that place with his family soon.
DR.. 1. E. Larrick arrived in the city
Monday. and stationed himself at the
Opelt. where he busted himself at dental
surgery the three days past.
Hon. w. s. Stambaugh. Abilenes gift
ed lawyer and orator, will address the
citizens of Thomas county on Saturday
afternoon next. Everyone should hear
him.
Hon, o. r. Feegan. the gifted young
Irish orator, of Oberlin. addressed fair
audience at Armory Hall last Saturday
evening on the political issues from re-
publican standpoint
Mr.. John Marble, who has been for
some time past engaged on the L. & C.
east Of Colby, has returned to Colby. His
presence is welcomed by all. We are
pleased to acknowledge call from him.
Mr.. Lew E. barrow. of Corning, Iowa,
visited his daughter. Mrs. r. K. Beymer,
of this city, several days last week, re-
turning to his home on Saturday after
noon. Mr.. barrow is largely interested
in the State Bank, and also has several
farms in the county.
Mr.. A. J. Sentsr. republican candidate
for county commissioner, is q gentleman
well qualified to fill that responsible po-
sition. He IS large taxpayer. and inter
ested personally in all the affairs of the
county. Voter. see to it that you cast
your vote for him.
Mrs. E. A. Hall returned on Wednes-
day from an extended and pleasant visit
to her former home in Cleveland. O. On
her return she visited Mr.. Halls family
in Michigan. We join many friends in
greeting the lady's return to her home in
Colby, and are glad to see her in such ex-
cellent health.
. Mr.. Hart, the Union Labor candidate
for congress, harrangued q small aud
fence in Colby one evening last week. |
He is quite pleasant talker, but his ar
guments are unconvincing IS his premis-
es are false: He says that something is
wrong somewhere, somehow, and then
went on about mortgages. ETC., promis-
ing to tell how to make everything right, |
which he forgot to do. As long as men
borrow money there are bound to be
mortgages. and as long as men do bust |
ness there is bound to be indebtedness |
Mr. Hart nor any one else can prevent
it.
Much earnest work by the politicians
On both sides has been done this week, |
and from school houses in all parts Of the |
county the people have been RECALLED
with the political views of stump oratora |
We apprehend that few. If any, voters |
have been changed either way. The
people who believe in protection for Am
erican products win vote the republican
ticket irrespective Of previous party A. |
hHAtions. and from observation We should |
judge that the large majority Of our fell
low citizens not only in this county but
y this state and nation 90 belieye.