Thomas County cat., 1890-09-11
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest tC
Our Readers.

Attend the reunion next week.
Mrs. Frank Miner was in the city over
Sunday.
Miss Laura Weld is now teaching
school south of the city.
John Hoskins of NOrcatur. is helping
out at the Tribune this week.
VIM. Irwin left Monday for six
weeks sojourn among the Rockies.
Everybody will have big time ut the
reunion-We ednesday. Thursday and Fri
day next.
C. G.. Morrison, who mas been visit
ing in the east for the past month. will
return home Monday.
r. L. Chambers and lady accompanied
the editorial excursion Tuesday night to
take in the western sights.
james N. Fike and Dave Mitchell left
Sunday evening for the democratic state
convention at v itchita this week.
Mr. c. H. Plaster and family expect
to leave soon for Spokane Falls. WASH.
where they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. LOar left Tuesday
night with the excursion going west and
will view the Rockies along with the
editers.
Miss Eva Gurwell, one of Thomas
coxnty's efficient teachers, commenced a
nine months term of school in the King
cry district.
B. j. Woodruff returned Tuesday
night from Chicago where he has been
purchasing fall and winter stock for
his brick store.
P. A. Troutfetter will leave the ex-
cursionists at Colorado Springs and go
south to Texas and Mexico to be absent
about two weeks.
Miss Gertrude Senter. of Bancroft.
Nebr.. arrived yesterday and will make
an extended visit with her sister Mrs &.
E. Behne of this city.
We are orphans again this week as our
editor has gone on the excursion and
therefore the readers of the CAT must
overlook the shortage of news.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve good hot dinner during the re-
union for 25 cents. Everyone cordially
invited to attend and feast on chicken
pie. roast pig. baked beans and other
good things.
Mrs. G. Dedrick left Monday morning
for Stockton. Kans.. where she will visit
her daughter Mrs. c. F. Greene, for
time and then she will go on to Smith
Centre and make an extended visit with
another daughter. Mrs. Ed c. Stevens.
Mrs. A. H. Bull received the pension
of her deceased husband few days ago.
amounting to $12,079.1 10 Mrs Bull well
deserves this goodly sum as she is
cripple and in need. Her many friends
here are glad TO note her good fortune.
o. ID. Hoskins of the Tribune. was
around this morning stepping exceed
ingly high and with pleasing smile on
his countenance handing out cigars in
celebration of a little daughter who ar
rived at his home last night. Weight four
pounds and all doing nicely
E. E. Van Epps the photographer,
closed his gallery here this week and
went with the editors on their excursion
to the mountains. His gallery will be
open again Sept. Is and 19-the two
las, days of the G. A. r. encampment.
and anyone wishing work can have it
done at that time.
There will be work in the first and sec
ond degrees at the hall of ST. Thomas
Lodge No. 500. A. F. & A NJ, on Friday
eve, September 18th. Members of the !
fraternity will take notice and govern |
themselves accordingly. Visiting breth-
ren are cordially invited to attend. By
order of the W. NJ. E. Van Metre, Sec. |
This Office has evidently lost its attrac-
tion for some of the young bloods about |
town, as the devil has not had 0cca-
sion to use such words as are liable to |
send him to perdition because of the in
cessant chatter, and the occasional clat
ter of type as it fell down caused by the
jar of GttlelD feet upon the floor.