Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-09-18
TREeO COUNTY TRACINGS.
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COLLYER CARVINGS.
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New wells.
Autumnal tints.
A pleasant lecture
A few showers fell Monday night.
Quarterly meeting Saturday and Sun
day at Banner.
Mrs. Naples started last Friday on
visit to Ohio.
W. r. O. of Collyer hold their monthly
meeting next Saturday.
Treasurer Arnold, of Ness county, left
for home by Thursday moons train.
JIM. Arnold left for St.sJoe, by Tues
days passenger, on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrp. L. A. Fisher and son
reached home safely on Friday night.
H. Siebert will soon reopen his meat
market, and handle full line of meats.
We need a justice of peace, if only per-
form marriage ceremony once in q
WHILE
E. A. nanchett was brought home sick
last Friday. He is suffering from rheu-
,matism.
To EXCHANGE corn and rye
will be taken in exchange for fresh beef,
at Blackwell's MILL Collyer. 392-tf
Many of our Republican, as well as
Democratic citizens went to Wa-Keeney
last Saturday to attend the barbecue.
Under the influence of the recent show
.ers and dews, the grass is trying to spring
up anew and has succeeded to slight de-
gree.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Griffith took the delayed
west bound passenger Thursday after
noon to meet her lecture engagement at
Buffalo Park.
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly re-
paired by J. N. Tuttle. All work guar
.anteed to be first class. Leaye orders at
Mills & Arnolds store, Collyer.
Mrs. T. LEWIS, formerly of Collyer, but
now residing at Hill City, Graham coun-
ty, is the happy mother of little son,
whose birthday will hereafter be cele-
brated Sept. 18th.
Who can excel this record? G. F.
Hawks reports having 800 bushels of
corn, which he raised on little less than
80 acres of ground Mr.. Hawks lives
near Banner, Trego county.
Jeptha Bundy, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
who recently purchased land near Coll
yer, has written his relatives here that he
hopes to bring out his family here this
fall, and commence a permanent resi-
dence.
COLLIER, KANs., Sept 4, 1885,,
To Whom ii May Conceyn.-I this day
transferred to B. o. Richards, my con-
tract with 81. d. Chase for section %, II,
Is. ALI persons are hereby warned to
keep cattle off: 8. A. ORR.
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Another drug store has made applca-
ton for building in town. This time
the parties are from Quinter, and, report
says, carry heavy stock of spirits, which
our people will protest against being dis
posed of here.
The marriage of Miss Springer to Mr..
Robert Beard will take place Saturday
or Sunday at Banner. Miss Springer
has long resided with her father few
miles southwest OF Collyer, while Mr.. B.
Though defeated by the Buffalo Park
Blues at recent game in their town, the
Collyer First Nine will match their skill
against that of the same club in the near
future, upon their own grounds, and also
give a party in the evening in honor of
their visitors.
Invitations were extended to most of
the young people last week to attend a
party to be given by Miss Jessie Bartlett
on Friday evening, at her fathers house
in town. The party was we'll attended,
and Miss Jessie made the occasion q
pleasant one for her friends.
In the absence of both the Sunday
school superintendent and assistant,
Mr.. Martin, (recently Of Michigan) kind
ly consented to lead the services. His
manner of conducting the services was
highly copplemented. Sept Brown ar
rived at ,chool just as it closed.
The { professional temperance
lecturer to address q Collyer audience
was Mrs. M. e. Griffith, state evangelist
of w. G. T. y. of Kansas, last Wednesday
evening. A school room of intelligent
faces greeted her, and gave close atten-
ton to her interesting address. At the
close of the lecture union
was organized by Mrs. Griffith at the re-
quest OF majority of those in attendance.
The union will meet next Sunday after
Sunday school.
Anyone who has endured having water
hauled for home consumption, fully ap-
preciates Q good we'll, and by the boring
process euch Injuries are within the
reach of most settlers. Three new wells
now penetrate the earth in this locality,
Mr.. Swiggetts's being the deepest. The
drilling firm ceased their labors at 106
feet, while working in blue shell. @.
Malnes has IL feet of water in bored
well So feet deep, portion OF the dis
tanoe being made by drilling through
moss agate rock. w. l. Brown 9 hav-
ing q driven we'll put in at his residence