Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-08

Candies. nuts and cigars at Bene-
diets.
H. K. Walker spent last Sunday in
Hays City.
Try pure, old-fashioned buckwheat.
at Bestor's.
"A few Colorado potatoes left at Bens
diets. Who wants them.
For felt boots. rubbers and arctics at
low prices go to Fl. Schultz.
T. S. Howe brought in the Adair re-
turns Wednesday morning.
Sunshine. clouds, rain, sleet and hail
was the program yesterday.
F. 8. Diebold and daughter Florence
took in Ellis last Monday night.
Martin Sutcliffe and sister, Miss
Susanna, of Cove City, were visiting at
c. E. Cosby's this week.
Henry Robinson is wearing a black
eye since election day and fatty refuses
to tell us how he got it.
You will always find a full line of
California evaporated fruits, canned
goods, ETC., at low prices at b. Schultz.
Just received at Bestor's-
Lemons.
Cranberries.
Pure Buckwheat.
DR.. Il. w Morgan, of Clay Center,
was visiting old friends here this week.
The Doctor formerly resided here and
his friends are many.
"A literary society meeting will be
held at Chalk's school house Thursday
evening, November Is, to elect officers.
All interested are invited.
The Ladies' Relief Corps of Collyer
will give their annual Thanksgiving ball
on the evening prior to Thanksgiving
day. These balls are always a success.
"A. B. Baker left Tuesday evening for
Washington, D. c., where he will prob
ably accept position in the Smithsonian
Institute. We all regret very much to
see Mr.. Baker leave us.
Capt. J. NJ. WEIGH returned last Sun
day from Missouri, where he went to look
at farm for which he was trading. We
understand the d. a was agRed on and
will be completed soon.
In a late list of pensions allowed We
notice the name of G. H. Plank, Wa-Kee-
ney, increase. Mr.. Plank has removed to
Lyons, Rice county, but can no doubt
make use Of the increase.
The mail agent on the west bound
night express failed to put off the mail
for this place Thursday night. He was
probably ratified over the result of the
election. We do not wonder at it.
DR.. A. B. Jones left last evening for
a short vacation trip through fire west
and northwest. He will DO absent about
three weeks, during which time DR. Rohr-
baugh, of Ellis, will attend to his practice.
-Strayed, from miles east of Wa
K eeney, one nearly white COW with mule
shoe brand on right hip, fresh dehorned.
Also one heller calf, nearly white. no
marks or brands. Call at this office. ct
j. R. Cooper, formerly of Grainfeld,
has re moved to this county and is now
living about three miles southeast of the
city. We personally know Mr.. Cooper to
be good citizen and cordially welcome
him.
Sheriff Courtney abounded in smiles
and cigars last Saturday. A bran new
girl caused it all. Courtney says that
she probably will never be voter, but if
both live he will see that she marries a
We understand that arrangements
are about perfected by which Rev
- will divide time between the Pres
byterian church here and Hays City.
This will fill the vacancy caused by the
resign alton of Rev Brown.
We want several more correspondents
to send us the weekly budget of news
from the different parts of the county
The long winter evenings are here again
and we all have more time tn read and