Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

will meet with Mrs. G. c. Bestor Oh
Wednesday, April II.
e. L. Ferris did not stay with the FL
lis creamery, as we, last week, understood
that he intended doing.
-Claud Henkel has been touching up
the front of his jewelry-store room with
an application of fresh paint.
Commissioners Ridgway says his
wheat looks better than he ever before
had any to look at this season.
e. F. Porter intends to be something
of an oats grower himself this season
He has sown fifty acres to this valuable
grain.
Hon. s. G. Robb has been at his
ranch, in the Saline valley, a portion Of
the week, sowing oats, and making Other
Improvements.
Samuel Beardmore is again contest.
cd, this time by Charles 8. Gosser. The
trial is set for tomorrow at Wa-Keeney
Il Hays Sentinel, g.
w. P. Montgomery, Esq. OF the Hays
Sentinel, was in town on Wednesday, o.
counsel for Sam Beardmore, contestee, in
case before the q. s. land Office.
Our friend, J. P. Israel, editor of the
Winona CLIPPER, was Monday morning
caller. His paper is properly named. 1t
is one of the liveliest papers in western
Kansas.
w. A. Eppler returned Thursday
morning from the eastern part OF the
state, where he had been engaged In sell
ing fruit trees for several months Ellis
ReOiezv, 5.
j. c. Brown, of the Banner neighbor-
hood, County Superintendent Baker in
forms us, is Frustrated by an attack OF
malaria. We hope to hear of his early
recovery.
We are pleased to note that the city
council has decided to set row OF trees
along each side of the city cemetery.
This is a move which should have been
made years ago.
WELL you may as well make ready to
vote again. There is likely to be another
city election this side OF almost any time.
The reason is likely to be developed fully
within few days.
The county board adjourned late yes
terday, after five days session and the
turning out OF piles of work. The pro-
ceedings will appear in full next week in
this official World.
On the inst. Probate Judge Conger
issued marriage license to Henderson
Fl. Brown and Isadora Grandstaff, both
OF Wallace county, and aged thirty and
years, respectively.
Miss Ora Wilkin desires to thank
Mrs. E. W. Brown for the present of q
dress pattern and some other articles.
Even in the midst Of misfortune, it is
pleasant to be thus remembered.
Rev. ". b. Brown started Thursday
forenoon to Colby, to attend the Presby-
terry. He will DO absent until after Sab
bath. There will be no service at the
Presbyterian church on that day.
Rev. NJ. S. Mccoy, our new NJ. E.
minister, with his family. arrived by
Thursday evenings train. The family
will occupy Fl. G. Bryant's handsome res
idsnce, IN the northeast part of the city.
Miss Dollie Phillips, of Salina, is in
the city, visiting at Mr.. W. 81. DAMS.
She also has resumed the place which she
held for e good portion of last year in
Mrs. Fuson's millinery establishment.
Trustee Cross, of Glencoe township,
made us a pleasant call Tuesday after
noon. He had brought his books along,
and turned them over to the county
clerk. He was the first trustee in the
county to get through with his official du-
ties.
Geo. j. Shepard, of the Refa6iicas,
has been indisposed this week. Early in
the week he looked as if his size would
have to be doubled to cast discernible
shadow, but he hustled out to nearly ev-
cry meal. and is growing stronger every
day.
Mrs. Bishop, sister of Judge Osborn.
started Thursday evening to her home, in
Bedford, Iowa. She was accompanied
by her aged father, Samuel j. Osborn,
who will make his future home with her.