Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29
ade under charge of Prof. j. W. Nj
Dougal.

Dougal
L. L. French is in Pawnee city, Nebr
He has traded farm in this county for
a stock of goods there and Chas. Morri-
son has gone to help take care of and
sell them out
Mr. and Mrs w s. Ferguson have
gone to Waupun. Wis, to visit friends
about three weeks when he will return
home Mrs S. will remain in Wisconsin
some weeks longer.
We are glad to see our friend ]. P
Bayha at his place of business again
with his eve greatly improved since the
accident which befel! him several days
ago and noted in last weeks CAT.
l.. Taber has opened up a stand next
door to the CAT Office where he will dis
spense ice cold lemonade made in the
shade, by a pretty young maid and stirr-
ed with an old rusty spade, for which 5
cents glass is paid.
c. E. Behne and Blanche Senter were
married last Sunday at the residence of
the brides uncle. A. J. Senter, by Rev.
J. T. Shackleford 1t YVES a strictly pri-
vate affair. They have gone to house
keeping on west Third street.
On Friday evening, June 9th. dime
sociable will be held at DR.. Beavers re-
sidence for the benefit of the Sunday
school in district No. 5. Ice cream and
cake will be served in abundance and all
are cordially invited to attend.
r. F. Musson, of the Thomas County
Bank, returned Monday morning from
the Northwestern Kansas editorial excur-
sion to Galveston Texas A report of
his trip will appear next week. He says
that they were handsomely entertained
all along the line, and at the future Gulf
harbor.
Thomas Thistlewaite an old resident
of this county residing northwest of the
city some miles died Tuesday morning
and will be buried to-day at noon in
Beulah cemetery. Hew was the father of
Mrs. G. w. Smith, formerly of this city.
The son Fred. of Beatrice, Nebraska. ar
rived yesterday to be present at the fun
eral
The application of D. p Baugh for a
permit to sell liquor for medicinal, scien-
tific and mechanical purposes, was deni-
ed by Judge Lesh. Three or four of the
womer who signed the application have
moved away and the judge held that
they must be residents of Colby at the
time tine permit should be granted Mr.
Baugh appealed the case.
E. J. Taylor is truly an artist in de-
corating store rooms. He did the work
in the Palace Drug store and for taste,
beauty and finish cannot be beat any
where. The painting is:also his work and
more evenly job of papering has not
been seen in the city. We can certainly
claim him to be one Of the finest and most
artistic painters and paper hangers in
northwestern Kansas.
Mr.. T. P. Mckee of Clintonviile. Pa.
is in the city visiting his sister Mrs. R.
L. Riddle He has closed his first year
at the Princeton Theological college and
has instructions to visit the Presbyterian
Sunday schools in this and few of the
adjoining counties. He will be here
about three months and we believe that
when his work Is completed he can re.
port the Colby Presbyterian Sunday
school one of the best he visited
Samuel Yousse has returned from 9
trip to Guthrie and Kingfisher, Okla. He
reports crops looking fine there and
plenty of good rains. The people OF
kingfisher are greatly incensed over the
county division lines as laid out by order
of Gov Steel. This new and thriving
town is placed near county line under
the present arrangements when the King
fisher people wanted to be located near
the center.
EUPEPSY.
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