Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-09-25
PERSONALS
v And Other Items of Interest to
Our Readers.

Oul NCduClS.
eve all have very bad cold
Steuographer CasteIline and lady are
at home again.
Ned Beaver returned home this week
from an eastern trip.
Henry Boerner returned home this ev,
ening from sight seeing in the west.
Sept Both, republican speaking by
Hon. Geo. T. Anthony, at Armory Hall
Hon. B. McGonIgal. receiver of the
week.
Miss Mabel Heming, a good looking
school marin from Quickville, visited the
city Tuesday.
There is to be a "hoe down at Otter
bourne to nigh. Some of our young peO-
pie will attend.
Hon. NJ. A. Chambers, of HOxie, bro
Their of our r. L., was in the city the fore
part of the week
L. G. Uhl, prominent attorney of
Smith comfy, took in the democratic
convention Tuesday.
Miss Clara Harper passed through town
Sunday bound for her school west of
here about twelve miles.
We understand dance was given last
night somewhere in town. Only the elite
/, of the city were invited.
There will be preaching at the Pre- shy
ter an church next Sunday morning. All
CO daily invited to attend.
Miss Dea Mum, from the country"
was In town last week, gazing at the blue
coats and reading the signs.
j B. Morrison is in ST. Joe and Kansas
city this week. purchasing full line of
c oaks, ETC.. for the winter trade.
Mrs. Joseph A. Gill and daughter Ed
n, returned on Tuesday night from six
weeks visit to her mother at Omaha.
The ladies of the Presbyterian society
will meet at Mrs. Brant's next week,
Wednesday afternoon at 3 p. m, Oct. /.
Our old friend, Ed Mcdaniel, favored
us last week with a brand new subscrip
ton to the CAT and Leavenworth Times.
Miss Lizzie Marsh, of Oberlin. is visit
ing in the city this week, and consequent
ly our deputy county treasurer is happy.
c. E. Kalb. editor of the CAT. is away
this week in Kansas City on business, and
the devil is doing the scissors act nova
days.
Misses Frank Harper and Lizzie Baum
two charming young ladies of Rexford,
graced the streets of Colby Tuesday with
their smiling countenances.
BoRN-To Mrs and Mr. August Pick
lum, Wednesday Sept. %, bright little
4 girl. All doing nicely and August step
ping high with cigars in both hands.
Mrs. l.. Addington left Sunday even
ing for an exten led visit to her old home
in Garden City. lows. Our popular liv-
eryman is looking very sober since her
departure.
Our Office has been the recipient of
calls from numerous young ladies the
past week, all of which we are very proud
of. and trust that they may brighten our
sanctum often with their bright counte-
nances.
j. Horrigan. of Solomon Iowa, and
agent for the Union Pacific railway lands
was in the city this week, and made this
Office an agreeable call. He is here in
the interest of his section of land south |
east of town.
j. W. Stewart, of the Bazoo, Smith
Center, was in town attending the demo-
cratic convention Tuesday Jack will
blow his Bazoo loud for the nominee
Tully Scott, for congressman from this
district this fall.
The late census returns show a popula- |
ton in Thomas county of 55O4, Rawlins
6724. Cheyenne 4172, Sherman 5232. The
population of the Sixth con gressional |
district comprising twenty-five north |
west counties of Kansas, is 1877, 72S.
j. A. Stevens, travelling representative
for the State Journal Co., Printers, Bin
ders, Engravers and Blank Book Makers /
Of Lincoln. Nebr. called on US this week.