Thomas County cat., 1889-08-29
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest It
Our Readers.

Goodland to Colby.
E. A. Ryder and family have removed
from Colby to Omaha, Nebr.
John Mcfarland left the blessed ba-
by" long enough to come to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcfarland have a
daught er which arrived last Friday.
John Love, of Randall, was in the city
on Friday and called at the CAT office.
Henry Wakeman, formerly of Gem,
returned last week from Nebraska for a
visit.
Mrs. ]. J. Sitton and family left last
Tuesday for visit to her home at Alma,
Nebr.
The siding has nearly all been put On
the new Colby roller mills and the work
is progressing rapidly.
J. w. Dillon. of Copeland, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday, and
gave this Office profitable CALL
Sunday evening, Sept. s, Rev. John
ing at the Presbyterian church.
II. V. Gates, ESQ.,, chief engineer of
the U. p railway, started last Saturday
for Wilding to temporarily reside.
Prof Davidson, who was conductor of
the Thomas county normal, left last
night, having completed his labors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Denne desire to re-
turn thanks to friends who So kindly as
sisted them in their recent bereavement.
Il. W. 3urras, who has resided in the
south part of the county for four years.
was in Colby yesterday for the first time.
Silas Feeley. Charles Miller, John
Wither and n few others, have gone to
Nebraska to spend week hunting and
fishing.
Miss Ida Stilley, of Marion, Ills, is ex
pected to arrive on Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs Rev. Goodwin. for several
months.
A. G. Van Petten left last Saturday for
Trivoli, ILL.,. and on Monday Mrs. Van
Petten started and will join him there to
visit week.
A. w. Patchin, Chris. Martin and c. f.
Behne have returned from Nebraska
where they enjoyed successful hunt
ing expedition.
Mrs DR.. Finnerty and daughter Miss
Clara, of Kane, ILL.,, have returned home
after pleasant two weeks visit with
relatives in Colby.
Miss Irene Werner, who has bee n
teaching elOcution at the institute, will |
remain in the city for few weeks visit
ing with friends.
Miss Laura Weld has gone to Kellogg. |
Iowa, on visit, which will probably ac
count for some typographical errors in
the CAT this week.
S. &. Britton left Saturday night for
Topeka and will probably accept situ-
alton as insurance agent for several com
panies at Kansas City, Kan.
To our exchange list this week is ad-
ded the Phillipsburg Dispatch edited by
J. d. Nc Nay. He is an able editor and
is publishing an excellen paper.
B. Y. Bancroft. the live nurseryman,
has few fine samples of trees in our
window for inspection. His stock this
year is better and larger than ever.
Raising the sidewalk on Franklin ave-
nue. and sixth and seventh streets has
been much needed improvement, and
we are glad to see the work completed.
J. NJ. Brady is moving into his old
stand, on Fourth street. He has been at
Downs for some time, but finds that Col
by is the best place for business in the
West.
Prof. Norman, vice president Of the
Salina Normal College, was in Colby on
Thursday last visiting the institute. He
was highly pleased with the work he saw
done.
Hon. E. J. Turner made two visits to
Colby during the last several days. He
was consulted with by number of those
in securing positions for them
selves or their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huber of PENNSYLVANIA,
departed yesterday morning for their
home, after pleasant visit with relatives
in Colby. They were accompanied by
their niece, Miss Clara Beaver.
A. ]. McClung, one of the prominent
farmers of Rawlins county, was in the
city Monday with wagon load of fine
water melons. The CAT office i. under
obligations to him for fine sample.
We welcome in the present editor of
The Colby CAT, new and most worthy
member to the editorial circle. Come
over and get acquainted, brother.-Ober-
in Eye.-Thsnks for the kind invitation.
Mrs. Effie Mckinney has returned from
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