Thomas County cat., 1890-10-09
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest to
Our Readers.

Frank Miner Is among us again
Winter weather is rapidly stealing up
on us.
The county commissioners are in ses
sion this week.
Sam Pratt of Colorado Springs. was
here few days on visit.
Andrew Gillespie has returned 10 the
city after an absence of some months.
If nothing has prevented it is now Mr..
and Mrs Henry Morrison after to-day.
Elder Stewart is conducting revival
at Hoxe, and is meeting with success.
Mr.. Fanchon. the Denver real estate
dealer left Tuesday morning for the
mountains, and is going overland.
The county republican convention will
be held in this city next Saturday. A
good ticket is what the people want and
must have.
Geo. w. Goodsoe, W. S. Willcoxon,
Daniel Bradbury and the CAT man, were
at Otterbourne Monday night to attend
the Alliance meeting.
Ralph Achen and sister, Mrs. Bull. re-
turned from Denver several days ago, to
close up some business They expect to
reside in that CITY in the future.
r. L. Chambers, r. NJ. McGonigal. Phil
Dow and others, talk of going to Denver
and other Colorado points next week
some for pleasure and Others to seek To-
cations.
Miss Kate Harper, who has been in Col
orado Springs for some months. has re-
turned to her home near ReNford. She
likes the Springs but will probably not
go back this winter.
l.. L. Winslow will need the soothing
syrup now since that fl"e 9pound boy
has arrived at his house. 1t is the first
opportunity given him to he callel pa
pa" and he is justly proud of the fact.
Ex District clerk Ed Payne and family.
LETT last night for Missouri where they
will make their future home. Ed has
many friends here who regret his depart
ure. but wish him we'll in his new home.
F. G. Nichols. formerly agent of the
U. P. at this point, is now with the Grand
Rapids and Indiana railroad at FIT. Wayne
Ind. de says that he is getting along fine
and likes his new work very much. He
sends regards to friends.
The farmers are all busily engaged in
putting in wheat. Those who are going
to remain are confident that next sum-
mer will be time of reaping. but accor-
ding to the number of acres being sown.
we fear the laborerS will be few.
Geo. Ramsey and Mrs. Onner Miner,
both of this county, were married Tues
day morning at IL O'Clock. by Rev. j. T.
Shackleford. The ceremony was per
formed at the residence of Ms Bull. IN
this city. May happiness ever be their
lot.
Quite good joke is out on J. A. Nc
Kilip and c. B Dakin. Yesterday NOR
ming they were urging Theodore Weld |
who was recently appointed trustee for
Morgan township. to qualify for the Of
fee so he could call the republican prim
ary to order.
Miss Belle Spear::has been renominated |
by the republicans of Rawlins county for
county superintendent This is a deserv-
ed compliment to the lady, and there |
should be no doubt about her re election
She has done much tor the educational |
interests of that county, and has gained /
quite state reputation as an educator.
1t is with deep feeling of regret that
we are called upon TO inform the young
ladies, and especially one of them. that
Charles E Dedrick has shaken Colby |
dust from his feet and hied himself to
Denver. Charlie has now attained to
that point where he may be said TO have
his trade" and ii is but right that he
should seek greener fields. He is a faith
full and trustworthy employe. and his
uprightness of character will ALWAYS find
him friends. Hundreds of good positions
are open to such young men as he.
The Farmers Advance. the organ of
the alliance of this county and Sixth