Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-11-06
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coI,LYER CARVINGS.


CouLYER, TREeo Co., NOV. 8.
Planting rye.
Political rest.
Politicians dance.
Some house moving.
Cool mornings these.
Sidewalks are losing their rarity.
Sunshine continues its supremacy.
Explanations were in order Saturday.
The cessation of the camp wagon comes
nda
EN-. Crozier, of Russell, is now rail-
road agent at Collyer.
J. n. Siebert will exchange all kinds OF
meat for butter and eggs. 399-tf
Mrs. L. A. Fisher entertained a few
friends at dinner Sunday.
sc. Sperry is reported to be recover
ang from MS Teceut INJURY.
Prairie fires loom up in all directions,
especially along the creeks.
A. Lord and W. Bruner are doing some
building for Mills & Arnold.
The W. r. c. dance Monday night was
q decided success in every way.
So cool was Thursday morning it
seemed as if winter was close at hand.
Although not completed, the new side
track received its first cars last Thursday.
E. d. Philippi and family took the
Monday noon train for thsir home IN
Beardstown, I'll.
Mrs. P. Gubbins is able OF resume her
household duties, but she has not re-
gained her former health.
Railroad Agent Maple and wife depart
ed for Chicago last Thursday, where he
expects to enter the mercantile business.
All kinds Of meats exchanged for all
kinds of country produce, at
SlEBERT's,
4OO.h Collyer.
A little shower fell Sunday, after which
the wind rose, and by Monday afternoon
it was more than pedestrians desired to
face.
Pierson & True shipped twelve car
loads of cattle east to-day, to be corn fed.
This is the first shipment by rail from this
place.
Charles Bamberg. jr., will leave next
Sunday to take charge of L. A. Fishers
store at Gopher. His promotion is well
deserved.
r. The Wilson house took another move
last week, and is now located west of
Fishers store. A Bohemian is the pres
emit owner.
L. LeBron solicits thepatronage of all
desiring fresh beef He will deliver such
at Ouinter, Collyer and the Saline on
Thursdays, and at Wa-Keeney on Satur.
days. 399-tf
Quinter is often represented in CollyeT.
Mrs. Huff, OF our sister town, was the
guest of Mrs. Rufus Kessler last week,
and business brought R. w. Cook and j.
g. Dunn hitherward Tuesday.
On account of a slight injury to his
. back John Conner has resigned his
position on the section. His brother
Charles and Mr.. Owens will set up house
keeping in fancy dugout in town.
To EXCHANGE. beef and mill
products, including graham -four and
cornmeal, will be exchanged for wheat,
corn, rye and other grain at Blackwells
mill, Collyer. 5So-H
The call for county Sunday school
convention at Wa-Keeney, Nov. 20 and
81, should receive hearty response from
all interested in having Trego rank
among the first in morals, as she has this
year in agricultural productions.
All parties are hereby notified to keep
cattle and all other stock off of the W
or and ne or OF sec. A, II, 70.
MISS g. T. STICKNEY.
w. r. INGRAM.
COLLIER, KAN, Oct. 20, 1856. 4OO-3t
Our people will no longer want for
meats, as fresh beef is delivered at our
doors in neat form by L. LeBron and
dealt ont in town by G. Blackwell, while
j. 81. Siebert takes the premium for va
riety of stock and style Of market.
VIII. Ward, OF Med Post, No. $50,
has accepted an invitation to be present
and speak at the camp fire Nov. IL. Mr..
Ward is a citizen OF Hoxie, Kan, and re-
GENTLY editor of the Hoxie Sentinel.
An increasing interest in the condition
of the literary society as indicated by
the last meeting. People come many
miles to attend and feel well paid Tor
their efforts. The debate on proh,bltlon
being benefit to our state, Yves decided
in the affirmative.
Since the first case OF counting playing
49, hoorfo 3,as hoon q familiar paStlme,