Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-20

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Everything at Bestor's, fresh. new
and clean.
R, s. Osborne, of Stockton, looked at
us Monday.
G. T. Bradshaw, of Russell, was here
Thursday.
j. A. Jones, of Oakley, was in the
city Monday.
Dried fruits of all kind from the new
crop at Schultz. 31-2t
Miss Rose Trimmer, of Quinter, was
here Wednesday.
Buy the c, Nj. Henderson shoe. For
sale at Schultz. 31-2t
W. ]. Kennedy, of Cuba, was regis
tered here Monday.
w. D. Purse was down from Sharon
Springs Thursday.
ED. Wheeler returned from his Mis-
souri, trip last Wednesday.
F. P. McGlll and ]. w. Jones were
over from Hill City Thursday.
w. B. Quimby and w. ]. Hughes. of
Salina, were in town this week.
w. o. Mier, prominent attorney of
Sharon Springs, WIS in town Tuesday
. Attorneys Cowick and Hollister were
iudicially engaged at Quinter Wedues-
day.
&C. c. Yetter and John Harrison two
of Ggallah's solid citizens. were IN town
last Thursday.
A bargain is when you buy a good
quality of goods cheap. 81. Schultz deals
in such bargains. 31-2t
Mrs. S. P. Bartlett returned from
Kansas City this week, where she has
been spending the summer.
H. Schultz carries a gDod quality OF
all kinds of dry goods aud notious and
the prices are away down. 31-2t
The picture gallery is open once
more and the familiar face of n. A. Voss
can be seen on our streets.
You will find that man you are look
ing for down at the stOck-yards watching
the fun Of dehorning 1900 head Of Texas
steers.
Married Tuesday, Sept. 10th, at the
Farmers Home in Wa-Keeney, Kan,
Charles Clough to Mrs. Addis Phelps,
both of Ellis, Kan, Probate Judge Cosby
officiating.
We understand that Hon. John
Schlyer will occupy Chas. Gibbs resi-
dence when vacated. Alse that Mr..
Charvat's family will move into the S. B,
Barnes house, just north OF the couIt
house.
w. s. Geren and L. c. Wilkins, Iof
Goodwater, Kansas, were in town last
Wednesday. BY the way, it is rumored
that a petition is being circulated TO
change the name of this postoffice to No
water, for obvious reasons.
Among the Wa-Keeney people who
attended the fair at Hays City this week
we're Meesrs. Edwin Albert Rea, Chas.
Gibson and G.. j. Ferris. Also Misses
Ella Magrane, Edith Brown and Lille
Schmidt. They say they had fun in I'M
limited quantities.
-Supt. A. B. Baker, of the Trego
county school. is geologist and zoolog =
of national reputation. He has sent
many specimens to the British Museum
and the Smithsonian Institute. Before
coming to Kansas, he was employed in
Wards Natural Science Establishment,
Rochester n. Y. He is retiring from the
superintendency this year.-WesferH
School 9oarnaL.
Capt. W. A. Abbott, who has long been
Will Messrs. Percival and Hatton. Real
Estate and Insurance Brokers, Des
Moines, Iowa, and is one Of the best
known and most respected business men
in that city, says: 81 can testify to the
good qualities OF Chamblain's Cough
Remedy. Having used it in my family
for the past eight years, can safely say
it has no equal for either colds or Group
30 cent bottles for sale by HI. lille.
We have labored under difficulties in
getting ont the WORLD this week. One
editor being sick and the other away,
added to the loss of three compositors
leaves US in bad shape. We are not only
late but short on matter. A lengthy
write-up Of our trip over the mountains
tas to lay over until next week simply
because we have not cUmpositors to set it
up, while We are compelled to ill up with
anything We can get hold of. This is our
apology.
-Died-at his home 10 Buffalo Park,
Kansas, on Wednesday morning, Sep
ember 10th, John Morgan.
Mr.. Morgan's residence in Cove county
dates back to the year 1873, at
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