Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17
Rev. F. L. Walker preached at the
Downer school house last Sunday.

Rev. F. L. Walker preached at thu
Downer school house last Sunday.
Mrs. Willard has moved into her new
house, in the northwest part OF town.
! John L. Sherwood, of the Fort Hay!
military band, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. W. r. Holmes has been seriously
SICK for few days, but is now improving
H. c. Chapman, probate judge-eleci
of Logan county, was in town on Wednes
day.
&C. ". F. Street and family are &C.
cupying the rooms over Browns clothing
| store.
Thomas Shorthill started Tuesday
forenoon to Tacoma, w. Ty., in search OF
employment.
Ben Boyd has been sick for some
time at the Farmers Restaurant. His
condition is improving.
AT the special meeting of the council,
Tuesday evening, Geo. Slusher was ap-
pointed night Waterman.
"A. B. Mumert and Aaron Beckley
have gone to Tacoma, w. Ty., in search
of work. Beckley took his family along.
The soloists Of the concert company
which is to be here next Wednesday even
ing are all musicians of the highest order.
L E. Edmundson has moved into
town. and occupies portion of the house
on Russell avenue, east Of @. NJ. Nc
Claren's.
j. L. Hoover, of Franklin township,
was in town Monday with a load of
dressed hogs. He sold them to L. G..
johnson.
John Ronnquist has moved his FAM
lily into town, and they are occupying
the Tosh residence, which John recently
purchased.
Rev. w. II. Mahaffie will preach at
the Valley school house tomorrow Sun
day. at 3 o'clock p NJ. the condition ct
the weather permitting.
Probate Judge Conger has issued to
Geo. H. Wilson, aged g. and Anna v.
Eperl!-, aged 10, and both OF Wallace
county, license to wed.
John Gochenaur lies very sick at the
Farmers Restaurant. He has typho-
malarial fever. A brother OF his, from
Colorado, is here with him.
Pearl Morse was thirteen years old
last Saturday, and quite number Of her
young friends surprised her by calling to
help her celebrate tho event.
II. K. Phillips has moved his house
from Collyer to Wa-Keeney, and is fitting
it up on lot on Railroad avenue, west
of the Badger lumber yard.
"A sleet storm prevailed here through
Thursday. Yesterday many people we're
happy because of the beautiful weather.
A blizzard had been feared.
Homer Mead has been down from
Denver this week, visiting friends. He
is 4 boy yet, but much larger than be
was when his people lived in this county.
w. S. Lear, Of the Tribune, departed
Sunday evening for Illinois, where he
will visit in Chicago and other places for
several weeks, returning to Wa-Keeney
in January.
N. A. Voss opened his photograph
gallery in this city last Saturday. He will
be here every second and fourth Satur-
day and Sunday in the month, prepared
do work in his line.
The entertainment to be given at
Opera Hall next Wednesday evening is
not the minstrel concert which was here
about year ago. This concert company
is composed of select musicians from the
18th infantry band. at Fort Hays.
j. H. Siebert left Thursday night for
Portland, Oregon. He expects to obtain
at either Portland, Tacoma
or Seattle. and become q resident OF the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Siebert is good me-
chanic and q worthy man. and We hope
he will do we'll.
Maurice Snider is in jail at Hays,