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

This Is tree time.
-Blacksmiths. are busy.
--Baird's Minstrels Monday night.
| Contractor Barrett is back from Man
haitian.
County Clerk Hoar is having stabl'
built.
Attorney Danford was at Salina yes
terday on business.
Miss Mary Dixon is again employed
in the q. 8. land Office.
JIM Patten, of Dighton, was on ou1
streets early in the week.
-Chas. E. Adams and wife, of Collyer
we're in the city yesterday.
Joe. F. White, of the Sharon Springs
Leader, called on Arbor day.
Graham county people were numer-
GUS in Wa-Keeney on Tuesday.
Tho laying of stone in the court
house is about to be commenced.
Geo. I. Verbeck is receiving visit
from brother, who lives in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bestor have
moved into their new residence this week.
Ticket sales at the railway station for
the month of March amounted to g.
1889.
Commissioner Kessler threw his
countenance athwart our sanctum last
Monday.
"A special meeting of Captain Trego
Post, G. A. r., will be held next Thurs
day evening.
On Thursday s. II. Likens sold his
homestead-nw d 8, IL, % to VIM. d.
Stephens for $500.
Asa Adair has been out from Kansas
City, and is quoted as being glad to get
out of the mud once more.
w. E. Pagan, late of the Buck &
Schlagenhauf ranch, is stopping at the
Union house for few days.
March came 10 like lion, and went
out like lamb; but the lamb business
was very late arrangement.
There were two baptisms under the
of the Christian denomination
at the Baptist church Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Society of the Presby-
terrain church will have meeting at the
residence of Mr.. A. 81. Blair next Thurs
day, at 2:30 Pm
The sidewalk along the east side of
Genesee meet, between The Cleveland
and Railroad avenue, is being built. This
is quite an improvement for that part of
the city.
&C. M. McClaren is changing his bus
mess house, just north of The Cleveland,
into residence. He will lower the cell
ing, and have rooms made in the upper
part of the building.
Thomas Caddick is expecting to 60
away for awhile, in the hope of improv-
ing his health. We hope he will succeed.
It has been long time since he has ex-
perienced well day.
Judge Osborn, last Saturday, over
ruled the motion to discharge McMeekin,
who is held for murder. The attorneys
for McMeekin fled exceptions to the rul-
ing, and will 60 to the supreme court
with the case.
-Mr.Iohn Conger, wife and son, of Wis
consin, are visiting DR.. Conger's family.
They have been travelling for some
months in the interest of Mrs. Conger's
health. Mr.. Conger and the doctor are
brothers.
"A. A. Unruh, who went to Kansas
City last summer, and had lived there
since, arrived in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. Unruh's health is very poor there,
and Mr.. Unruh expects to remain here,
and 60 into business in short time.
Yesterday afternoon, at l o'clock, the
case of the State Us. Eunice r. CARRIER,
with G. R. Sherlock as complaining wit
ness, came up in Justice Hutzel's court.
Mr.. Sherlock claims that the defendant
took two cattle which belong
10 him.
-Baird's Minstrels are to give an en-
at Opera Hall Monday night,
April 9. The combination contains, we
are told, more than score of members.
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