Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22
PERSONAL POINTERS.


Men in Town in Attendance at Dis.
trict Court or on Other Missions.
A "World" Reporter Invades the
Throng.
Ed. F. Madden, Of Hays City, was IN
town on Thursday.
Thos. L. Fike, of Collyer, was one oil
the Thursday crowd in Wa-Keeney.
J.B. Hutchinson, Of Ellis county, has
been one Of the bar members this week.
T. W. Bundy, Of Collyer, has shown
up in Ws-Keeney several days this week.
Sheriff Hopkina Of Cove county, was
tramping Wa-K eeney sidewalks on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Dillon, prominent Denver lawyer,
has been practicing in this court this
week.
Our old friend, Enos Click, Of Ogallah
township, was in town on Tuesday, on
court business.
o. r Brown left on Sunday for Wa
Keeney, to do little 'courtin'."- SIayos
SPRINGS Times, Io.
Hon. A. D. Gilkeson, of the Ellis
county bar, has been here portion of
the week, on court business.
We are indebted to our friend, R. 8.
Thomas, Of Wilcox township, for several
pleasant calls during the week.
James Power, one of Collyer townships
genial gentlemen, has been the door
keeper at the court room this week.
Joshua Musgrave. an old timer of
.Ogallah township, has been in town
portion of the week, looking after case
in court.
Geo. W. Outcalt, of Wallace, has been
in town a portion of the week. He al
ways finds plenty of friends when he
comes to Wa-Keeney.
E. A. McMath, Esq, the dignifed gen.
tleman and able attorney, of Grainfield,
was in court on Monday. He had
business to look after.
Mr.. Nicholson, an Ellis town lawyer,
and the Republican candidate for county
attorney of Ellis county, has been in
court portion of the week.
E. NJ. Murray, late of Wa-Keeney, but
now of Springfield, Kansas, has been III
town two or three days this week, as
plaintiff in district court case.
G. W. Holland, Esq, of the law firm of
Holland & Ward, OF Russell, was in town
on Tuesday, on legal business. We are
indebted to Mr.. Holland for pleasant
call.
J. W. Reeder, Of Hays City, was in the
court room on Thursday. He looks as
fat and jolly as ever. His canvass for
representative seems to be agreeing with
him.
County Attorney Hamilton has been
down from Wallace some of the week.
He has been renominated by the Repub-
ican convention for the Office which he
now holds.
G. N. Banks, a lawyer of Sharon
Springs, and editor of the Leader at that
place, has been in court. He took q
hand in the prosecution of Buck CLARK,
the horse thief.
Chas. Weeks, of San Tonic, Texas, has
been called here this week on district
court business. He used to live up in
this country, and is one Of the most
genial fellows above the ground.
John E. Hessen. Of the law firm Of
Green 4 Hessen, Manhattan, has been
here . portion Of the week, as the at
torney Of e. NJ. Murray in the suit Of
the latter against g. G. Stebbins.
]. W. Olmsted, of Kirwin, has been in
town q portion of the week, attending
district court We were acquainted with
Mr.. Olmsted several years ago, when he
spent several months in this locality.
The regular jury for this term of court
has been composed Of the following gen.
tlemen: T. A. Cruson, Thos. ]. Nixon,
]. B. Tunnel and John Colborg, Of Glen
coo township; A. B. Mumert. E. w.
Gilbert, VIM. Lawson, g. D. McCready
and Frank Frick, Of Ws-Keeney town.
ship; John Frazier and Hugh Mcmillan,
Of Collyer township; R 8. Thomas, Of
Wilcox township.