Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-07

-Grassis growing.
Weeds are taking start.
-AtOpera Hall Monday night Baird'
Minstrels.
Distinct Clerk Blair has establishe,
q greenhouse.
20. NJ McOaren went west last Sun
day; on business
Wednesday was windy, but trees ven
in just the same.
Judge Osborn has been holding cour
ct Cove City this week.
j. W. Baker and wife. of Quinter
were in town Sunday night.
j. M. Cober, of this Office, visited
friends at Quinter last Sunday.
Sheriff Hogan has enclosed his home
place with neat board fence.
Mrs. Burlington, of Millbrook, has
been visiting friends at Ogallah.
The material is on hand with which
to paint the Baptist church building.
-Ex-Register of Deeds Bushman has
been clerking in Streets store this week.
IF. p. Graves, son of B. B. F. Graves,
of the Millbrock Times, was Tuesday
caller.
-Jno. n. March, ESQ.,, was mp at Cove
City ON Tuesday, to see to some law bust
ness.
Lee Monroe was at Cove City last
Monday, on business before the district
court.
F. A. Wolford, of Aston, Greeley
county, was Thursday afternoon bust
ness caller.
VIM. Spicer was over at Millbrook on
business two or three days in the fore
part of the week.
Frank Danford, Esq, has been at
tending the district court at Cove City
portion OF the week.
An addition has been built this week
to the residence which is occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Morton.
Miss Motif, who had been visiting
Mrs. verbeck, returned, to her home at
Sharon Springs, on Monday.
Squire McGarvie was in town on
Monday. He had been considerably in
disposed for a couple of weeks.
Miss Ada Cox, of Quinter, came down
last Sunday evening, and will make Wa
Keeney her home for the present.
s.. r. Oowick was out at Cove City on
district court business during two or
three of the early days of the week.
Several parents are visiting our pub
lie schools nowadays. They speak well
of the efficiency of every department.
Il. B. Kershner, formerly of Wa-Kee-
ney, but now of Ness CO., has been in town
a portion of the week, on land business
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Siebert and daugh-
ter, of this city, were visitors at Mr.. S. G.
Robb's, at the Forestry Station, last Sun
day.
C. L. Cain, of the Walker Tonvnal,
came up to look at Wa-Keeney last Mon
day. He called at WORLD headquarters,
of course.
ID. A. Dickey, of the southern part of
Graham county, reports satisfactory mar
kets for the large number Of brooms
which ne turns out.
1t is revealed by the Headlights
glare that DIR. Kidd is packing up his
stock OF drugs in Ellis with the intention
of moving it to Wallace.
The Christian church revival was
closed Tuesday evening. The preaching
was good, much interest prevailed, and
several converts were secured.
There was baptism at the Baptist
church last Sunday night. One or more
paptisms will take place at the same
church tomorrow Sunday night.
The board of county commissioners
will begin their regular quarterly meeting
next Monday. There is likely to be some
tall shouting before the close OF the exer-
cisee.
News having reached Mrs. w. I.
Hunter of the death of her father at Polo,
Ill, Wednesday morning, she started the
same day for that place. Her father was
eighty years Of age.
Marshall & Ufford are having resi-
.deuce built on their lots, just east OF DR..
lon..suessan s,lace Mr. Qfford ia not vet