The Washington Republican Washington County Friday August 3, 1900 Miss KINGSBURY, of Pawnee City, Neb., is the guest of her friend, Miss Nellie HAZELS. Mrs. RIGBY of Concordia has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. C.L. TAYLOR this week. Foster ANDERSON is here from Birmingham, Iowa, this week visiting his sons and daughters. Miss Frankie NIMS left Monday for Crete, Neb., where she will remain for an indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. M. BRICK came down from Haddam Monday to visit Frank BRICK and wife at the Hotel Revi. Misses Clara and Martha HERMAN of Linn, and Miss Lena KAPPLEMAN of Greenleaf were in town Thursday. August SOLLER is carrying his hand in a sling this week and is suffering considerable pain on account of a boil. Miss Flora HAGGEMAN after a pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. M.A. SIMPSON returned to Beatrice Wednesday. Judge MAUNDER and family drove to Coleman township Saturday to visit over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C.A. GROVER. Miss Alice ANGSTEAD returned to Tobias, Neb., Monday after spending a week in this city with her sister, Mrs. A.H. STOUT. Mrs. Wm. ROGERS and Miss Mabel ROGERS left over the Burlington yesterday for Colorado Springs. They expect to be gone some time. E.S. POWELL, of Lanham, Neb., and D.C. POWELL of Beatrice, father and brother of Mrs. M.A. SIMPSON are visiting in the Simpson home. Walter TOTTEN returned to Clifton Tuesday after an absence from there of two weeks. He is learning dentistry with his cousin, Ben TOTTEN. Miss Marjory WHITTET will return home the first of the week from Emporia where she has been attending school for the past ten weeks. Geo. FUNNELL, who has been hired to succeed C.B. Van HORN as principal of the schools was here from Clifton Monday and Tuesday of this week. Mrs. BAGNALL after a visit of three months with the family of A.A. KARNS, of Chepstow, was in town yesterday on her way home to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. L.M. SOLT of Barnes came up to Washington Saturday to do some shopping. Mrs. SOLT remained over until Monday to visit friends. B.F. MUDGETT and family who had been visiting the Mudgett families in Greenleaf, were in Washington Saturday on their return trip to St. Joseph. Mrs. M.A. WATERS is in the city this week visiting relatives and attending to business. Mrs. WATERS has sold her property in this city to Mrs. Mary REEVE.