Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-05-12

DIR. T. J. Upshaw went to Quinter on
Tuesday.
Al. Jones, of Grinnell. was admiring
our city Sunday.
Mr.. Phelps and lady. of Ellis were in
the city Wednesday.
s.. C. Robb and wife came up from
Ogallah on Monday.
Il 8. Halsey, of Downer valley, was
in our burg on Tuesday
Bruce Furbeck, of Ogallah, was on
our streets Wednesday.
IN. d. Allison, a Cove Cityite, was in
Wa-Keeney last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Dixon returned to her
home in Ness City on Wednesday.
s.. W. Baker, of the Quinter Gxide,
was dressing our sidewalks Wednesday.
Michael Dunn, of Mead's livery sta
BILE, has severe attack of erysipelas in
the face.
"A. a. Blair has been fixing up his Of
fee this week, and now it is model of
neatness.
Robert F. Graft arrived in the city
this week. His health is not very much
improved.
Mrs. J. 81. Baker, of Quinter, came
down Wednesday evening to see her little
grands on.
Uncle Ben Richards, of Collyer, was
shaking hands with his Wa-Keeney
friends Thursday.
10. White, of the Sharon Springs
Leader, was in the city yesterday. he, of
course, called at this Office.
&C. Baxter, W. M. Roberts, T. J. Lloyd
and j. Valentine, all of Millbrook, spent
a couple days in Wa-Keeney this week.
-"Swing 20 honey and all prominade, -
was the echo that foated on the breeze
Wednesday evening from the south SUBJ
urbs.
"A. B. Mumert cut his hand very badly
last Tuesday, and now carries it done up.
He will be unable to do any work for
several days.
In the absence of County Treasurer
Gibbs on trip to Cresson, Rocks county,
portion of the week, James Kelly has
been acting treasurer.
w. G. L. Beard has his trotting horse
in the city again. He can happily pride
himself on having the finest trotter in the
western part of the state.
Mrs. Henry Winters, of Hays City.
was in town from last Saturday morn
ing until Tuesday morning, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. NJ. Hutzel.
Captain Carson is in receipt Of a pat
ent for presumption claim for which he
made application in 1888. The document
is signed by Grover Cleveland.
Mrs. ]. r. Stuart has been dangerous
ly i'll this week, but at this writing she
is some better. 1t is to be hoped that she
may soon be safely on the road to health.
Our old friend, NJ P. Isenberg, of
Stockton, was in the city on Thursday
and Friday. He used to be sheriff of
Rocks county. Whether in Office or out
of it, he is right royal fellow.
s. L. Kay, of Sharon Springs, was a
caller Monday. He is seriously thinking
of placing lightning rod on his horses
for the future. This is not the kind of
rods the horses around here generally
get.
County Surveyor Ferris came up
home from Kearney county last week to
make plat of the proposed town of
Omaha, which he had been called down
there to survey. He will finish the sur
vey within short time.
"A Sunday school is to be organized
tomorrow (Sunday,) at 2:3O P. NJ, at Val
ley school house, in Big Creek valley,
south of Wa-Keeney. There will be
preaching at the same place and about
the same time by Rev. Mr.. Walker.
There will be Bible reading at the
Baptist church tomorrow Sunday morn.
ing. Subject-"The Lords Supper" At
8P. M. the subject will be Reasons for
Baptist Faith and Practice" A cordial
invitation is extended to all by the pastor.
B. P. Blair arrived in town yesterday
q l. Il TH- VYY 4 n A