Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-02-11

| Litigation is light.
| II. J. lille was at Millbrook on Tues
day.
The mercury in thermometers hoppe
down to zero Wednesday night.
The name of the merchant who sue
ceeds Mr.. Avery is Calender.
w. M. Mccoy started last evening t.
Keokuk, Iowa, to visit friends and rela
tives.
| Clinton Avery, the clerk and delivers
of goods, has been down with the measle.
this week.
Measles are having an extended run
in these parts. They seem to be of &
mild type.
Jap. and Howard, sons of Rev. T. W
Miller, are said to have gone to Arkansas
to hunt location.
This has been chilly week. A few
fakes of snow fell with northeast wind
yesterday afternoon.
&C. B. Sampson, representing the Kan
sas City Paper Co., did business in Wa
Keeney on Thursday.
s.. 81. Forester, of Wa-Keeney, took
dinner at the Occidental Thursday
[Gyain,feld CAP SAeaf,5.
Geo. Pinkham has already used from
600 to 800 warranty deeds in transcribing
the records of Logan county.
Miss M. E. Bundy, the Collyer cor
respondent of the World, was pleasant
caller at headquarters on Tuesday.
Jesse Cockrell, of Ogallah township,
has ordered steam gang pillow. This
pillow will turn seven 16-inch sods at once
The Grainfeld CAP SAeaf reports the
serious illness of Thomas Hindman. He
is suffering from erysipelas and general
debility.
The young folks can find plenty of
interesting reading at the circulating IL
brary. The poets and lives of eminent
men are we'll represented.
H. M. Davidson, who is engaged in
keeping World readers posted on occur
rences in the Ogallah country, was a
welcome Tuesday caller.
T. r. Brooks has added to his other
wise well-illed store large stock of hats.
''Tommy" is determined to keep up with
the business procession.
IS. B. Barnes returned Tuesday NOR
ming from his southern trip. He says he
saw no place on his rounds which he
liked better than Wa-Keeney.
We acknowledge the receipt of COM
plimentary ticket, for ourself and lady, to
the dance of the Crescent Social Club, to
be given at Opera Hall, Tuesday evening,
Feb. 81.
w. A. Eppler is building residence
in II IL 81, Ogallah township. He and
Mrs. Eppler will be keeping house in
their new home in the course of few
days.
Clint Coffey, brother of E. s. Coffey,
arrived in Ogallah township in the mid
die of the week. He is from Illinois, and
expects to look him up home somewhere
in the eastern part of this county.
Mr.. Johnson, the Wa-Keeney music
store man, was in town to-day on bust
ness and made us a pleasant call. Mr..
johnson is trying to sell the Oakley band
their instruments. Oakley Republican, 2.
"A large shed is being built by the
courthouse contractors just east of the
workshop. The shed is to be used for the
protection of the dried lumber, frames,
etc., entering into the construction of the
courthouse.
Mr.. Henkel, of the firm of Osborn,
Monroe & Henkel, of Wa-Keeney, is in
the county, examining farm loans for his
company. While out on a trip he lost
line horse Horace Champion, 3. Mr..
Henkel has returned home.
The Western Kansas World comes
10 our desk this week with a new head.
the editor does not need any. The
World is one of the best papers in Kan
Crosse CAiet7ain. Mistake. The
present general heading of the World is
almost three years old.