Thomas County cat., 1890-11-20

}. L. Loar made business trip to
GoodiaDd Wednesday.
Union services at the M. E. church
Thanksgiving day at L a. m.
James !. Wallace now Yields the
cleaver in Ingle's meat market.
Mr.. Thomas, a prominent attorney
from Atwood, is in our city to-day.
"Jake," the good natured, portly
travelling man, visited Colby this
week.
Mrs. Grippen returned lately ffom
an extended visit with friends in
Iowa.
The Baptist Sunday school has
changed its hour of meeting fro Il
O'Clock IN. to 10 a. m.
Miss Ida Meglemre, one of Colbks
fairest daughters, went to Norton for
short visit last Tuesday.
This fine weather after the snow
melted off. has given the farmers q
chance to SOW more winter grain.
w. W. Marble, of Hale township,
made us a pleasant call to-day, and
left our pocket book in better shape.
G. F. Hanscom, of Brewster, wal
in our city yesterday, and spent the
night visiting G. K. Smith, north oi
here.
L. l.. McC ormick, of the firm OF
NcC Cormick & Bott, of Pueblo, Colo,
IS here. He will remain about q
week.
Ed Pickard, of Kingery township.
aas moved to our city this week. We
welcome himself and family to our
midst. NE rn-1
Will Summers came in last Satur-
day from the southwestern part OF
the county, where he is teaching
school.
John Witter was shaking hands
with his friends in town Saturday.
iohn's school at Werner is progress
sing finely.
Mrs j +. Rowland, wife of our
popular county treasurer, returned
shis week from visit to her old
home in Ohio.
Mrs. H. Bryan, who is teaching
school in the G. X. Smith district,
has engaged for the second term in
the same di trict.
Samuel Andrews returned On Wed
pesday from trip to the eastern part
of this state, where he has been to
puy a few car l. ads Of corn.
w. G. b. o.art, who has been out
20 the San Louis valley ior a few
weeks, retpratd d last Sa urday. He
reports times four.shing in the val
ley.
Walton Stanton, who has for some
time faithfully discharged the duties
Of messenger boy for the telegraph
service in this city, left for Colorado
Springs Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Lark left last Tuesday
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends at Lincoln. Neb. She
leaves many friends here who will be
pleased to see her return.
Mr.. NJ. Donelan has opened up a
flour and feed store at his old stand,
one door ro-th of this office We are
rlad 10 see Mr.. Donelan in business
again, and wish him success.
o. D. Hoskins, foreman of the
Tribune office, is going 20 take "
cation for a week or so. and himself
and wife will start tomorrow night
for Norcatur, to visit relatives anC
friends.
Sam Yousse returned from King
fisher, Oklahoma. last Saturday night
and reports having had pleasant
trip. He says that there has beer
plenty of rain there thi, fall, {
that there has been but little frost
"a yet.
+. Fulkerson, who went TO Puebl,
about two months ago. as a member
of the commission firm OF Gardner
Cutler d Co., is expected back in ;
few days. He was taken sick while
there with the mountain fever, bu
has almost entirely recovered.
There was quite runf2sl on tis
streets OF toby last Saturday, but
10 serious consequences except the
scattering of harness and parts O
the wagon. Mr.. G. F. Smith, il
seems, left his team stand IN the
street without being tied, and they
became frightened and ran soutr
through Main street. Nothing ser
ious occurred until they crossed the
railroad, where the wagon was cap