Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-03-21

Mrs. W. p. Sullivan is visiting relatives
IN Norton.
/, Buy your Wall Paper of Van Petten,
Deane q Co.
Hardware stock to be closed out at J.
E. Meglem1e's.
New patterns of wall paper at Lands
Court Drug Store.
Twenty Books offered free by the
Thomas County CAT. See our great club
offer.
Rev. s. r. Ferguson prea ched his fare
well sermon at the Methodist church on
last Sunday.
Rev. j. V. Hagler, of Levant, was in
the city Saturday and favored this Office
with short CALL
DR.. J. W. Weld departed for visit to
Colorado last week. We heartily wish
DOC" pleasant journey.
Mr.. Schroeder, one of Thomas county,
extensive farmers. returned from Cass
Co., Nebraska, on Saturday last.
BORN to Mrs. and Mr.. 1. A. Kelly, of
this city, on Friday last, daughter. Our
sincere congratulations, Bro. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hall have had four
rooms of Warden Block made into suite
and will occupy them as residence.
You will never miss the water till the
well runs dry. And you will never miss
the twenty. five cents paid for an Excel
sior Recipe book which can had at the
Post Office and J. P. Bayhs's.
Attorney General Kellogg has decided
that Kansas teacher has supervision of
his pupils from the time they leave home
for school until they reach home again,
and that they can be "wolloped' by him
for misconduct on the way.
Mr.. J. E. Campbell, of the firm Weld
& Campbell, attorneys at law, was con-
fined to his room few days this week,
with severe attack of nervousness and
sick head ache. resulting from over work
Of the brain.
In New QUARTERS. AN easy
shave or an elegant hair cut
in Joe Lamont's new shop,
two doors north OF. the Colby
Hardware Store.
Jacob Riblet, of Rising City. Nebr.,
arrived in the county Saturday and has
located on sec. 1888 Mr.. Riblet is well
pleased with our country, and thinks
Thomas county is in fair way for rails
ing excellent crops this coming season.
Samuel YOusse returned on Friday
last from trip to Topeka, Kansas City
and Nebraska. He left his daughter, Miss
Clara. pleasantly domiciled at Bethany
College, Topeka. Mr.. Yousse reports
times in Nebraska duller than IN western
Kansas.
Inquiry is being made as to the topo-
graphical advantages of the route bet
ween this and Colby. They are unexcep-
tionally good, gentlemen, unexception-
ally good. 1t begins to look more and
more as if the U. P. extension would be
built this spring. Hannigan may as well
sell all the branches of the B. & NJ. in
Kansas and not commence at DanburY.
Atwood Citizen.
If you contemplate paper
ing your house this spring,
call at the Palace Drug & Jew
elry Store and examine their
large stock of wall paper.
In hast weeks paper we alluded to an
indignation. meeting held at Gem to de-
nounce certain persons who had first
scared family named Rizzie, and after
wards sold his farm, making large COM
mission. In that article we find an in
justice was done Mr.. l. N. Hoback. the
man wholsold Mr.. Rizzie's farm. The cell
ing was at Rizzie's request, and Rizzie
stated at the meeting that Mr.. Hoback
had acted in the most friendly way to
him and his family.
Mr.. Geo. 81. Kaub, who for the past
three years has been prominent in bust
ness in Colby and one of its most enter
prising, energetic and successful MGR
chants disposed of his business here some
weeks since for the purpose Of accepting
. lucrative position in Denver. Mr.. Kaub
on Friday last departed for his new place.
Il 10 with great regret that We note his
departure. he is fine business man.
honorable and industrious and has the
good opinion and esteem of all in Colby. |
success in the lareer field Of operations
to which he has gone.
Rock Syringe Nut
and Lump lenox |