Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-05
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COLLIER, Dec. 2.
December.
A run on beef.
A week Of religious meetings.
Winter is here, but wells his true char.
acter.
Morning and evening services last
Sunday.
Grist mill machinery continues to be
ION the way"
Many spears of new grass can be found
since the last rain.
Town now boasts of two coal and
lumber yards.
Anything in the meat line can be had
at Siebert's market.
Postmaster Kyle has not yet been re-
leved from official duty.
Two little sons of G. W. Blackwell are
attending school in town.
Rev. Elliott, of the Smoky, assisted at
the services Sabbath evening.
Aaron Hallenbeck starts this evening
for Chicago, Ill, to be absent about two
weeks.
The annual election of officers of G. A.
r. Post No. 107 will occur at the regular
meeting next Saturday, Dec. 5.
Smith Adams, of southern Trego,
has disposed of his stock to to F. Davis,
and will soon leave for ST. Joseph, Mo.
J. u Colby was passenger on the
east-bound train, Tuesday morning, after
having enjoyed short visit here with his
family.
Steel rails were distributed along this
portion of the railroad last week, to be
laid down, and 35 miles
more of rails are now on the way.
81. d. Chase was called to eastern Kan
sas on business the first of last week, and
writes that he has met many friends,
both at Topeka and Kansas City.
Go to Siebert's for all kinds of fresh,
salt and smoked meats.
Thanksgiving Day passed pleasantly as
far as indoor pleasures are concerned, but
without it was dull and misty. There
we're no public entertainments and but
few private gatherings to celebrate the
holiday.
A Wayne county, Pa, newspaper Of re-
cent date was seen by your correspondent,
in which could not be found real estate
agents advertisement of any kind. What
quiet times they must have
pack there.
Mrs. Geo. F. Nealley and little boy
to their home, in Leavenworth
county, Tuesday, both having gained
much physically during their short stay
n this healthy country.
At present there is an unsatisfed de-
nand for corn chop and small grain.
Rye chop has been purchased by the
people because it was Hobson's choice,
put in many cases it has been refused by
he animals, or where accepted by them
Is food, injurious results have followed.
Pure leaf lard Qettle rendere0 at
Siebert's.
Considerable interest is manifested in
he prospect of another railroad along the
smoky river, even though it is owned by
he o. P. company. The surveyors trip
long that stream recently must cause the
,attle men to think that civilization will
Don force them to either change their
ocation or occupation.
Numerous guesses were made as to the
mission of the special train, consisting of
m engine and one passenger Car, which
topped at our depot Monday morning.
Dur agent did not seem as pleased as the
small boy" though the tailor had ar
ived to obtain his measure for a new
inform of navy blue.
Most of our people greatly desire to
ave day passenger train put on this
DAD. They do not relish the conditional
romise given that the fast train will stop
| it is on time, for it often results in
rip to the depot before daylight, only to
earn that the train is behind time, and
II hopes are crushed.
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