Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-06-06

at the court house.
City council sat in regular session ON
last Monday night.
A big trade is reported from all our
merchants on Saturday last.
Clum DuMond, of Hale township. Wis.
tied our sanctum ON Tuesday.
]. L. Loar. county attorney. is erecting
handsome reaidence on west 9Th street.
l. B. Cary. of Burlington. Colo, was
in the city Tuesday-euroute to Atchi-
son.
Mr.. Fred Ahrens left Tuesday night
via the Rock Island for Pennington.
W. Ty.
Marshal Dodd is at work again grading
up and putting the streets of the city in
good order
If Montana is abbreviated Ma. we
shall have both Pa and Ma. in the
UniOn.-Ex
Quite number of Colby people will
visit the mountains of Colorado during
the hot season.
Mrs. j. N. Fike, two sons and Miss
Anna Fike leave this week for visit to
friends inNebraska.
The drummer boy of the Rappahan-
mock at Armory Hall next Saturday night.
Everybody should hear him.
County Clerk Summers tells of cat
out at his place in Wendell township
had born to her nine kittens all alive.
Business for the month of Nav at Col :
by station on the Rock Island, was best
of any month since that road entered
the city.
County Commissioners have been in
session this week, sitting as board of
equalization of taxes ON personal
property.
Mrs. ]. l. Perkins. who has been visit
ing Mrs. and Mr.. E. A. Hall, left last
Friday for Colorado where she joins her
husband.
Mai, Henderson, in his great musical
entertainment at Armory Hall Saturday
evening under the auspices of the Ladies'
Relief Corps.
Miss Louie Steele. daughter Of ]. W..
Steele. living few miles east of Colby,
started on visit to her uncle at Spokane
Falls. w. Ty.
A "Y" Is being put in at Plainville. and
hereafter the division of the Salina. LIN
coin & Western Ry will be at that place.
Western News.
Mother. wife and daughter Of w. H..
Marble left Tuesday evening for Sumner
w. Ty.. to join Mr.. Marble who has en-
gagged in business there.
Taylor i Smith on Monday last receiv-
ed the first receipt signed for public
moneys by Receiver McGonigsl. 1t was
for the Vert claim sold to an eastern
man named Rhodes.
Our ss&imate of the length. of the pro-
cessiOn ut the memorial exercises May
80. it is said, was much too low. The
procession is said to have been mile
long instead of half mile.
s. T. Thomas, Esq, the Washington
attorney who was here some weeks since
looking up location. sends word that
he has decided to locate at Atwood, Raw
Inns county.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give an ice cream social at the old Horse
Shoe grocery building on Thursday eve
ming, June 18th. Everybody cordially
invited to attend. By order of commit
tee.
License to marry was issued on June
5th by Probate Judge J. E. Lesh to z. D.
Warren, of Logan Co., Kas., and Frances
A Currah. of Unadilla, Neb. The couple
were married last evening by Judge Lesh
at his residence.
Miss Blanche Senter, who has presid-
ed over one of the rooms of the city
schools for the past year, started to-day
for Bancroft, Nebr. Miss Senter departs
with the love of her pupils and the best
wishes of her friends here.
Flagler Register, Thanks. Brother
Gill; for placingu us on your list of x, now
we would be more than pleased if we re
ceived an occasional copy of the Thomas
County FELINE" Here it is this time,
sure.
Mai. Henderson,. drummer boy of the
Rappahannock, will give an entertain
ment consisting of vocal and instrument
al music at the Armory Hall on next
Saturday evening under the auspices of
the Ladies' Relief Corps. An admission
fee will be charged for adults % cents.
Children 1Octs.
Mrs. Fike and Miss Anna Fike, wife
and sister of postmaster James n. Fike,
leave for their former home at Wilbur,
Nebr., to-day. Miss Anna was one Of
Colhv's cOrns Of efficient teachers dur