Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-12-08

&C. L. Cain went to Denver last NIGHT
on business.
Logan Pritchard, of Millbrook, call.
ed yesterday.
DIR. Jones went. to Kansas City
Thursday night.
Mr.. Verbeck took a business trip te
Plainville on Thursday.
"A. c. Frick is having a we'll SUM-
just east of his residence.
Mrs. Beavers preached in the NJ
E. Church at Ellis last Sunday.
The Cleveland now has a mode
clerk in the person of E. L. Ferris.
DO not forget the W. R. G. enter
tainment. It will take place on Monday
December II.
Rev. F. L. Walker will preach at thu
Valley school house tomorrow after
noon, at 3 o'clock.
T. r. Moore has been very sick with
malarial fever for about week. Hil
condition is improving.
On Thursday, when the dust was
clouding the atmosphere, II. Rogers re-
marked that we we're getting a Kansas
rain.
There will be no preaching services
at the NJ e. church tomorrow, on &C.
count Of the absence of the pastor. Sun.
day school at the usual hour.
Lee Monroe and W. Il. Damn went
to Ness City Thursday, on business. The
firm Of Damn Bros, doing business al
that point, has made an assignment.
w. s. Harrison has lao acres Of
growing wheat. The wheat growers in
the eastern portion of the county will
have to look after their laurels if they
want to retain them.
"A committee of ladies from Collye1
was in town yesterday and this forenoon
until 10 o'clock, soliciting subscriptions
for the completion OF the new church at
that place. The degree of success has
been very good.
II. j. R. Perry, of Wallace, is accused
Of acting unjustly as the administrator OF
an estate. A. r. Heilig is up there
taking dispositions to be used in the pro-
bate court when the case comes up fol
trial at Wa-Keeney.
Rev. w. 81. Mahaffie went to Dor.
rance this morning. He breaches at the
dedication of church at that place to-
morrow. From there he goes to Kansas
City, and will not return home until the
latter part of next week.
&C. L. Cain, last Saturday, paid E. F.
Porter the presidential election bet which
the latter had won. In other words, Por-
ter was propelled by Cain along a por-
ton of Franklin street in a wheelbarrow.
LIZ lOtS vi IuIl lOT LILO DOy6.
Major Hendershott, the drummer
boy of the Rappahannock, will contrib
ute toward making the W. X. G. enter
tainment of December II grand success.
Local talent will enrich the rare treat of
music, sentiment, wit and patriotism.
Rev. Moore, of Ellis, preached ct
Ogallah last Sunday morning and even
ing. lie failed to keep his appointment
at this place in the evening, but got here
in time to attend the quarterly confer
ence Of the NJ E. church, Monday after
noon.
The w. r. G. entertainment of Mon
day, December II, should be remembered
by our people. The chief mission of this
order is benevolence. No friend OF a
community ever fails to aid in every pos
sible way the progress of benevolent en-
terprises.
w. n. Nichols, of the Smoky valley,
reached home Tuesday evening from
southern Nebraska, where he had taken
lot Of cattle to have them wintered. He
reports good crops and prosperous times
up that way. Corn sells for eighteen
cents bushel.
w. Il. Wilcox, of Wilcox post-ofice,
arrived in town Friday evening Of last