Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-01

Summer weather
j. Il. Bolts came in from Denver yes
terday
loans. 80
+; Did you ever see such magnificent
weather.
VIM Greeting came down from At.
wood yesterday
w. II. Fack came over from Oberlin
on business Wednesday,
Typhoid fever is quite prevalent in diff
ferent parts of the county.
Buy your gloves at Shimp's. who buys
direct from manufacturer. 29tf
The Kansas veterans will hold their re-
union at Ellsworth next year.
Howard Carpenter is erecting hand
some residence in South Park Addition.
Frank Macy and j. L. Konklin, of
near Brewster, made Colby visit yester
day.
D. j. Edwards. of ClarmOnt, Colo was
among the long list of names who regis
tered at the Windsor yesterday.
Buy your underwear at Shimp's, where
you can get good goods at hard pan pric-
es. 29tf
VIM. Ennis, of the firm of Ennis s.
Walker, Goodland. is sojourning in the
city for few days, looking after some
business.
The first passenger train came in on the
new q. P. line IL. & CO. to Colby on
Wednesday afternoon. Regular trains
will be put on soon.
r. l.. Riddle wants twenty $500 loans
on good Thomas county farms. Call and
see him. 81
We see by the Oberlin Opinion that
Mrs. c. r. Bennett. who has been visit
ing in Oberlin the past two weeks. was
was taken severely ill about week ago,
1t states. however that at last accounts
she was improving.
A successful surgical operation was
performed by Drs. Martin and Eddy on
Wednesday in removing an enormous
tumor from the neck of George Lynde.
The tumor was situated directly over the
jugular vein. and the job was delicate
one. Calculations to George for his
good fortune.
NJ. A. Neal. who. it will be remember
ed. was arrested last winter for burglary,
was discharged by Judge Pratt at this
term of court. The principal witnesses
in the case against Mr.. Neal were 80
widely scattered that it would be almost
impossible to get them here. Mr.. Diff
endafer is in Indiana; Mr.. Douglass is in
Washington: and the cost on the county
would be enormous.
Shrimp is closing out his line of boots at
actual cost. Take look at his stock be-
fore you buy. 29tf
Mr. David Zerwekh, cashier of the Far
mers and Merchants Bank, has severed
his connection with that firm. and will
seek his fortune elsewhere David has
not decided whether he will leave Colby
or not. We should hope not He has
gained great favor with the citizens of
Colby and Thomas county, and all ex-
press hope as well as the CAT. that he
will decide that it is to his interest to re-
main in Colby.
The bondsmen of F. J. GOodin, the
county treasurer of Rawlins county. who
retired with more than his share of the
spoils, are trying to settle the matter
with the commissioners. Last week sew
len of them appeared and each rendered
three hundred and one dollars, the pro
rata amount falling to the share of each
of the thirty-three bondsmen. The mat
ter was deferred. owing to the fact that
some of the bondsmen were doubtful.
We are requested to state to the voters
of Thomas county by teacher in the
Western Normal College. At Shenandoah,
Iowa, that Mr.. VIM. Howard, democratic
nominee for county superintendent. is
not graduate of that college, as stated
by the Democrat. This is entirely with
out malice on the part of the aforesaid
teacher, but simply justice to the college
as the reputation Of the school depends
entirely upon the reputation their gradu-
ates make. and the success they meet
with in the line of work peculiar to that
institution. No college IL 80 well estab-
lished and has SO large patronage and
is so independent that it can afford to put
no any one-horse teacher - . graduate
of their college. but the democrat thought
no one would know the difference, you
know.
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