Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-09-07
Remember the reuni0ni
Post meeting this evening

Remember the reuniOns
Post meeting this evening.
Sheriff Hopkins. of Cove county. wa
in town Monday night.
g. L. Kay, of Sharon Springs, was il
the city yesterday. on business.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c
G. Brady last Saturday afternoon.
j. II. Spenser is the new day opera
tor at the q. P. station at this place.
j. NJ. Patten and family, of Dighton
were in town the fore part of the week.
Every old soldier in Trego count.
should get ready to attend the reunion.
Edward, son of w. 81. Wilcox. start
ed back to Peoria, Ill, Tuesday NOR
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Forester have {
boy whose birth occurred on Friday o.
last week.
George, son of Bishop Thomas, of the
Episcopal church, is in the city with Rev
Mr.. Morrill,.
Reunion Arrangements Committee
meeting at the court room at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
NJ. w n Mo,,h,u ,t,a
on Friday of last week to make some.
what protracted visit.
"A. J. McCollum, of the Saline valley,
tells us that he has some of the Early
Dent corn, for sale for seed.
Our good friend, Ed. Griffith, of Adair
precinct, left two watermelons at this Of
fee last Saturday afternoon.
Rev. F. L. Walker will preach at the
Wilcox school house, in the Smoky val
ley, on Sunday, September Is, at o'clock
Pm.
"A picked nine from Wa-Keeney
played picked nine at Ellis Thursday
afternoon. The Ellisites came out ahead
30 to IL.
The cool spells of weather check, in a
measure, the consumption of watermel-
ons, but prairie chicken hunting goes on
relentlessly.
The Donkey social at Captain Han
mas, Thursday evening, was enjoyed
thoroughly by the large number who
were present.
Posters have been put up in town,
advertising the soldiers reunion to be
held in Wa-Keeney Sept. 25 to q, inclu-
sive.-ENs Re11ezv.
ID. 81. Henkel is making elaborate
on his sod house, east OF
own. He and his family will occupy it
or winter residence.
Mrs. Mary Berry, late of Stockton,
las moved to Wa-Keeney. She occupies
he Heilig residence. This is the lady
Who bought 81. F. Morse's timber claim
Rev. Il. n. Morrill, arrived in town
Thursday forenoon, and will be here un-
Ill next Monday evening. Notice of his
appears elsewhere in this
ssue.
Our friend, A. s. Marshall, brought
% town last Saturday the first load of
corn OF the season. 1t was of good quail
ty. He sold it at twenty-five cents a
oushel.
Jerry Sheehan returned to Ellis last
week, and on Saturday was brought be-
'ore Justice Ross, and fined 800 and
semitic Jail for thirty days. Ellis Remesv,
dug. 80.
Rev. Fl. n. Morrill, will hold Episco-
pal services in the court house Sunday,
September 8, morning and evening. Sub
ect for morning sermon, Temperance
rom the Church Standpoint.
The Committee on Arrangements for
he reunion is to have a meeting in the
'ourt room this afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
full attendance of all the members
hould be matter of course.
F. P. Stearns and C. L. Prouty, of
0ighton, passed through town Friday Of
asst week, enroute to Hoxie. Mr.. Stearns
s candidate for register of the Wa-Kee-
ley Land Office.-[Gope City Republican, &.
1t required six days to thresh the
yrain grown by w. 8. Harrison, of Treeo
county, so the World says, and still
here are people who say they raised
in that county the past season.
-[HW City Times.
Last Saturday afternoon a picked
line from Ellis came up to show Wa
Keeney's first nine how to play base ball.
One OF the nine from Ellis was a Kansas
City player. The game wound up in "a
7or of Wa-Keeney-13 to IL.