The Washington Republican Washington County Friday Jully 13, 1900 Morrowville. Many of the farmers are threshing wheat out of the shock which is yielding about twenty-five bushels per acre. Oats is a fair crop, but not as satisfactory as the wheat. Corn is standing the dry weather extremely well. Pleas MILLS, Ed NEADER and Wm. BULLIMORE were doing business here the latter part of the week. Guy THOMAS and his sister Laura went to Diller, Neb., on the Fourth to visit their sister. Miss BOWERS accompanied them. Judge WOODFORD of Washington came up to visit his brother Seth, Tuesday evening and returned on the noon train Wednesday. Arthur FLANSBURG visited his sister, Mrs. EMERY, north of town Sunday. Miss Annie MOLONY, Washington, visited in the home of Will JOHNSON, Saturday. She returned Monday. Fred RANDALL as here the other day talking to people of the importance of choosing him for probate judge at the county convention. Fred is all right. Mrs. Flora GROUT of Jamestown, Ks., called at Rev. TRUEBLOOD's Monday. Jack THOMPSON of Hollenberg candidate before the Republican convention for probate judge was in Morrowville Tuesday submitting his hope for success in the care of his friends.