Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-10-05

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OFFICIAL PAPER OF fREGo COUNTY.
CONVEX d METZ, Editors and Publishers.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1889.
Tanners successor has not yet been
appointed
Mrs. Fuson's residence and store are
both for rent. 4o5-i
w. S. Harrison shipped some cattle
to Kansas City this week.
Geo. Baker drove to Buffalo Park
last Tuesday. on business.
We contemplate some improvements
in this paper in the near future.
Ben L. Green, of the Dighton four
nal, gave this office call yesterday.
County commissioners meet Monday,
Oct. 7th, it being a regular meeting.
Hon. ". C.L. Beard was in Hutchin-
son on business several days this week.
Geo. J. Shepard made a business trip
to the eastern part of the state this week.
w. S. Meales, an attorney from Den
xor had business in district court this
week.
e. T. Loyitt, a prominent attorney
from Salina, took part III jury trial last
Wednesday.
-Section Foreman Charvatt and fam
lily now occupy the house lately occupied
By Mrs. Klee.
leading Democrats say that they
will nominate a straight ticket IN Trego
county this fall.
90. ". Reeder. a bright young at
torney from Hays City, attended district
court here last Wednesday.
1t will be our duty and pleasure to
record a wedding in Wa. Keeney within
the next two or three weeks.
There's a man in Trego county
named Always.-Has City Timer. Yes,
and he Always gets there, too.
Among those who attended the re-
union al Ellsworth this week we're Capt.
w. Fl. Wilcox and S. G. Robb.
IS. G. Peacock, our popular commits.
sioner from this district, has returned
from trip to southeast Kansas.
Another Demorest oratorical contest
will take place 10 the court room Oct. IL.
The program will appear next week.
&C. L. Cain, the efficient contest clerk
of the q. S. land Office, was unwarily
caught on the jury for couple OF days
this week.
F. Danford has been employed to
defend W. d. Purse. now in the Trego
county Jail for killing his former partner,
w. a. Harrell.
Sheriff J. B. Hogan and his deputies,
Andrew Hogan and Henry Davis, gave
entire satisfaction to all concerned at
this term of court.
Not very many farmers attended
DISTRICT court this term as spectators.
They are too busy making hay and put
ting in small grain.
Mrs. A. Fl. Blair, Mrs. James Kelly
and Rev. w. B. Brown attended meet
ing of the Presbytery at Norton, Kan,
several days this week.
Hon. w. S. Tilton spent several days
in Ellsworth this week in attendance on
the g. A. r. reunion. He was on the
programme for speech yesterday.
&C. E. Cosby, of the firm of Monroe s
Cosby, started east last Thursday on {
business trip. He will be gone about ter
days, and will visit portions of Iowa
Indiana and Kentucky.
A. H. Blair was performing the duties
OF district clerk this week. To say tina
he does this work in an efficient name
would be equivalent to stating an axiom
or self-evident fact.
1t is about the time of year whel
some one should remark that We are sur
to have a long, cold and "blizZardy
winter. and demonstrate the fact from tn
thickness Of the corn husks.
"A. D. Gilkeson, prominent and sue
cessful attorney, of Hays City, was il
court last Tuesday. Mr.. Gilkeson was tn
Democratic candidate for judge OF thi
Judicial district three years ago.
Col. S. L. Wilson, of the Wallac
Register, and Geo. W. Outcalt, an attorne
from Wallace, made this Office pleasan
cell yesterday morning. We had YER
pleasant visit with the gentlemen.
BEEN VS.. Hufaker was continued a
this term of court! We give this as al
iiem of news. We have had it stereo
tvped, and can use it in the future with