Thomas County cat., 1889-11-21
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest to
Our Readers.

Oul NSQuSlS.
The weather was remark ally fine last
Sunday and Monday.
Seven new members were taken in at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Taylor will shortly remove
his family to Colby.
Marshal William Dodds is doing some
good work grading the streets.
James Jones, of OtterbOurne has gone
to Colorado, where he will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Poland are happy
over the advent of fine boy into their
family Nov. 6.
Mrs. j. c. Passell has returned from
Oberlin. where she had pleasant visit
with friends last week
Samuel Yousse, the genial liveryman,
has traded his school section southeast of
town for Colby property.
Some freight cars on the U. p. at the
depot were slightly disflgured the other
night by small accident.
l. n. Nelson, the g. A. r. restaurant
man, is rejoicing over the arrival of a
bouncing boy at his house.
. l.. P. Hannigan, of the Brakeman Dem
crat, was in town day or two this week.
He has disposed of his paper.
L. l.. Mccormick, of the firm of McCor-
mick & Bott, has gone to Colorado to
spend several days recreating.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mccullough have
gone east to New York. Mr. McC's.
mother is reported to be very ill.
Tully Scott, formerly receiver of the
Oberlin land office, had business which
called him to Colby for few hours.
Fort Hays has been abandoned By the
L. S. troops. What disposition will be
made of the grounds is not yet known.
W. A. Liscom, representing the Kan
sas Newspaper Union, was in Colby yes
terday looking after the wants of his Gus
toners.
One of the best signs that Colby is
about to take new start is the transfers
of real estate in the country for town
property.
DR.. II. G. Patterson, of De Mum, has
just returned from Ohio where he had
pleasant visit and assisted in the Ohio
campaign.
f. J. Cole was in town on Tuesday
and made this Office pleasant call by re-
newing his VOWS with the CAT in a yearly
subscription.
G. Webb Bertram. who was recently
elected judge in the 18th Judicial dist
rict, has discontinued publication of the
Oberlin Farmer.
Mrs. John A. Holmes. of Monument.
accompanied by a lady friend called at
this office yesterday to see after her sub |
scription 10 the CAT.
5. d Decker, the defeated republic an
candidate for judge of the 18th judicial
district, of Oberlin. was in the city last
Thursday for few hours.
\ grand ball will probably be given
here on Thanksgiving night. A new pro-
gram stock just received at the :CAT of
flee. Call and examine them.
Rev. Bright departed on the noon train
Saturday for Goodland He has been the |
means of doing much good for the Sun
day school in Thomas county.
Among the prominent men who will |
attend the G. A r. reunion at Oberlin on |
Saturday are Gov. Humphrey, Secretary
Higgins and Auditor Mccarthy.
The early arrival of the Topeka Capital in
western Kansas is giving excellent salts
faction. The Capital for push and enter
prise cannot be surpassed anywhere.
The county Sunday school convention
at Goodland last Saturday and Sunday
was lsrgely attended but lacked enthusi-
asm- About s32 only could be raised to
aid the state association.
Samuel Passell, of Otterbeurne was in