Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-27
ADAIR ADVCES.
AGAR, December Is, 1900

AGAR, December Is. 1900.
Christmas.
Last week of 1890.
Stock hasn't required much feed yet.
Ed. Scrivens is thinking strongly OF
going to Colorado.
Mrs. G. s. Williams is suffering from
badly sprained ankle.
Ask Hiram where the best travelled
road in Kansas is.
Daniel Pershing, of Pioneer, was in
Adair last Friday afternoon.
Invitations are out for Christmas din
ner at A. A. CockrelPs to-day.
Lue Howe goes to Ellis once a week,
and sometimes twice. Exchange.)
A. Orcutt wears his right hand in q
sling. caused by some sort Of gathering.
A COW of Ed. Morton's came to an I'M
timely end last Friday and now they eat
beet.
There is to be grand wolf hunt next
Friday. Everybody and his dogs are
expected to be there.
81. NJ. Hallock has been in bed con-
siderable part of the week, the result OF
cax,.-a okkooIr ~ rhnuYn oticDn
George Musgrave took his father to
Ransom on Monday, where he was to take
the train for Canon City, Colorado.
Albert Eppler, of Longton, Kansas, has
been visiting his brother for the last fort
night and may possibly stay all winter.
Dan. Gibson, from down the river, pass
ed through Adair on Sunday on his way
to Trego's capital. Hope he got what ne
went after.
There has been no sickness in this 10
cality like that with which Ogallah is
suffering, but no one has any kick COM
ing that we know Of.
K. told us that E. W. told her that W.
G. had heard w. E. say his wife told him
that May said that Mary Clark had a
ninety-nine years lease on Hiram's buggy.
It is said there is to be a wedding in
this country before long and everyone
We interviewed said it would be Dave
Griffith. Dave, we guess you're elected.
Philip Bates, of Wa-Keeney, better
known as "Flip," was putting the long
named pony through his PAGES part OF
Saturday and Sunday, to the great de-
location Of our sister.
The proposed change in the school dis
trict boundaries of Adair was not granted
by the county superintendent and it Is
rumored that an appeal to the board OF
commissioners will be taken.
The boys across the line had spelling
school last Thursday evening, the 18th.
Warren Williams seemed to be master
mechanic and Cyrus Harris worthy fore
man and they acquitted themselves in a
manner to be expected.
Walter Eppler traded his overcoat for a
watch q short time ago and has about
froze to death ever since. Now he has
traded a watch for shot gun and to-mor-
row will most likely secure enough coy
ote hides to make him fur coat.
After lapse of time We take up our
pencil again to chronicle the "doings
around here during the holidays This
is done without the slightest intention OF
deposing anyone else. Next week Adalr
will be represented by new correspond
emit.
The school in district 10 closed on Fri
day after four months term Quite q
number OF visitors attended the last after
noon and Witnessed very creditable en-
tertsinment. We have nothing to re-
tract from the statement We ventured at
the commencement Of the term. School
will begin again on April 9Th, 1881, with
the same teacher behind the desk.
The Xmas choir. met at Sam Baird's
last Friday evening. As Miss Emma
Williams was getting ready to leave, sne
remarked IN our hearing that she expect
ed to be cheked before she got home !