The Washington Republican Washington County Friday June 29, 1900 S.L. LASHBROOK and Wm. MCCALL visited in Palmer Sunday. Joe NUTTER, from near Hollenberg, was a caller yesterday. Dr. B.A. TOTTEN and wife spend Sunday with the WHITTET family. Mrs. R.O. WOODY returned home last Friday from a visit to Clifton. County Clerk YODER will arrive home tomorrow from Pennsylvania. Worth WOODY came home Tuesday from Topeka for a few days visit. Mrs. Chas. SMITH returned from the Beaturce chautauqua Tuesday evening. Dr. Jas. ALLISON went to St. Joseph Saturday to visit his parents. He also visited Kansas City. Mrs. Hez. BARNES and children returned from Haddam yesterday where they had been visiting. Miss Mary McWILLIAMS went to Brown county Tuedsay where she will visit for some time. Miss Maud BOLT came up from Holton Tuesday to attend the funeral of her niece, Ruth HOLLOWAY. Mrs. M.E. EVANS went to Sabetha Saturday for a visit. Mr. EVANS went there the first of the week. Carie and Louie OBERNDORFER returned from Haddam Tuesday having spent about a week there visiting. Mrs. SNYDER accompanied by her son, Don, left for Dubuque, Ia., Monday, to visit relatives a month or six weeks. Miss Mable HAWKINS and her mother left Monday for Tilden, Neb., where they will visit until some time in August. Jas. JONES was at Council Groves last week having accompanied his mother-in-law there. He came home Sunday. Lew TAYLOR came down from Haddam Sunday for a short visit, returnning to Thompson, Neb., Monday where he is located. J.H. FREEBY was here Tuesday from Barnes. He says he will put in his stock of pumps and windmills abotu the first week in July. The ACHENBACH Bros. brought several bundles of wheat to town Tuesday and placed it in front of Darby's store. They have about 60 acres of fine wheat which will yield 30 bushels to the acre. J.F. THOMPSON of Hollenberg, was here two days this week shaking hands with friends. He says he ha sbeen all over the country in his canvas as candidate for probate judge.