Thomas County cat., 1889-12-05
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest to
Our Readers.

Attend the Presbyterian social to-mor-
row evening.
HE. Weld was in Oberlin this week
on legal business.
Read Lovias special announcement
elsewhere in the CAT.
County Treasurer c. NJ. Hovey went TO
Oberlin Tusaay on business.
B.L. Ded,1ck. of Monument. is visit
ing his parents in The city this week.
Mrs. r. L. Chambers returned Sstur
day noon from HoxIe where she has
been visiting relatives.
Rev. Goodwin departed with his fsmi-
" last week for Ellis, where he has ac
cepted car TO preach.
There " III be Christmas entertain
ment for the children mt the Presbyterian
church. Dec 25th, 1889
r. L. Chambers. Esq, has returned
from Kansas City where he had been for
several daYs on business
Miss Raada Caywood, of near Monu-
ment, was in the city few days this
week visiting friends and shopping.
Spaid and Miller purchased two hogs
last week which together weighed $50
pounds How is that for Kansas stock.
Hill City IS having quite a boom in the
way of new buildings going up. The
Times is doing a good work for the town.
The Thomas County CAT is all home
PRINT now She is dandy in her new
dress Success to you, Mr. Tom Cat-Hill
City Times
ID. D. Spaid paid Patrick Fleming S3s'
for 30 head of hogs this week. This is
large purchase, and shows that Thomas
county has some fine swine
The venerable Thomas Thistlewaite of
Copeland. started for Beatrice and st.
Joseph last Friday for medical treatment
He called to see his young grandson be-
fore starting
The Thomas County Bank has moved
into the building and room formerly
owned and occupied by the FIRST Nation
al bank. where their patrons invited to
call and see them.
On next Tuesday prosperous young
gentleman of Frankfort, Kansas, will
claim one of our most amiable young
society ladies for his bride. The wedding
will be grand affair.
Mrs. L. LeBron and family and Miss
Kate Mcdonald have moved to their old
place near Collyer. Larry is in Chicago,
where he is holding the position of post
Office detec:ive.-toakley Graphic.
DIR. /. Snyder, of Manhattan. who has
,been visiting his old friend G. Dedrick
of this city for the past two weeks. re-
turned to his home to day much refresh
ed by his visit and well pleased with Col
by and her surroundings.
There will be union temperance SER
vice at the NJ. E. church Sunday night
Dec. sth conducted by the Revs. Shack
elford. Wilson and p L Broadbridge. All
are cordially invited to attend An inter
esting program will be furnished
On our visit to Hoxie last week we were
very much pleased with the town, and
more especially with the hospitality of
the people. The Sentiael boys were found
to be excellent fellows and busy getting
ont splendid paper.
Rev. John Wilson has closed his reviy-
almeetings al Oakley. and services will
be held as usual Sunday morning. On
Sunday evening the ladies of the various
churches will hold temperance meeting
at the Methodist church.
Mr.. Fred Finnerty, former Colby
boy, but now a member Z. P. survey
ing corps in Wyoming, returned here on
Tuesday for a short visit He is looking
hale and hearty and his many friends are
glad to welcome him among them again.
Last Sunday morning the Presbyterian
congregation and Sunday school on invi.
tation Of the new Baptist pastor, and in |