Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-08-09

cOWICK d Casey Editors and Publishers
SATURDAY. AUeUsT 9. 1890.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A splendid rain last Sunday,
For good values go to q, Schultz.
Wanted, at the COmmeFcial house, a
good girl. 2l-1
The cool days Of this week were duly
appreciated.
N. d. SawtelIe has Eeturned froF his
eastern trip.
IN. G. TerrllL OF Hill City, was in
tOwn tuesday.
Goods delivered promptly from b.
SchultEs store. Il
Il. c.. Roudiez. of Ness City, was
here last Saturday.
-E.w, Ober, leading merchant OF
Galina, was in town Thursday.
When you spend your money at b.
shultE's You get the worth Of it. tt
1t is being whispered eiyIy around
that another wedding is abpPEt ripe.
Good fresh produce always taken in
exchange for go6ds al q. Schultz's. II
Good honest goods is what the peo-
pie want. You will find them at Shultz,s.
Will Lawrence, we are pleased to
note, is recovering from his severe ILL
ness.
e. S. Byington, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, was visiting friends here over Sun
day.
e. NJ. Randolph, of Marceline, Ills,
was doing business here the first Of the
week.
Hon. r. 1. Rea, of Russell Springs,
was in town Monday and Tuesday Of this
week.
Miss Edith Brown returned Wednes-
day from a short visit with her father
In Ellie.
w. C. Olson went down the road
Sunday evening accompanied by his
best clothes. Politics we 'spect.
v,oll ,op ka1 horo
this week. A majority of her citizens
were on a contest before the land Office,
Len Schmitt, Jr., went to Ellis Thurs
day morning, where he will assist ]. L.
Brown in his clothing store for short
time.
We neglected last week TO acknowl.
edge a delightful serenade from guar.
tStse of our young people. 1t was aPpre'
ciated.
-Messrs. M. DarEitz, George Dryer
and George Birrer we're down from
Grainfeld Monday, doing land Office
business.
Peter Huddleston, of Monument,
was in town last Tuesday for the pur-
pose Of getting some pointers. He got
EN- that night.
II. R. Moore was working extra in
the land Office this week. Two long,
Irrigated contests at once was too much
for Miss Harrison.
-Wa-Keeney Lodge A. F. and A. NJ
had work in first degree at special
communication, Tuesday night. Next
Monday night will be stated meeting.
Dispositions were taken Tuesday be.
fore Judge Saum to be used in the case Of
E. NJ. Randolph vs. A. G. Frick. This
case is the result of real estate trade.
The board Of county commissioners
were in session last Monday and levied
the necessary tax for the ensuing year
a report Of their proceedings appears
elsewhere.
Miss Ella Magrane contemplate.
making short visit to Hays City, leaving
this evening. This item was given ri
in confidence by Miss Magrane herself, 81
it can be relied on.
The young people had q nice littlt
dance Tuesday night at the opera house
Although only about twenty-four hour
notice was had, 3 good sized crowd va
on hand and tip-sop time is reported.
We are authorised to announce tina
the Hon. william Baker, of Lincoln
county. Alliance candidate for represen
tative from the sixth congressional dis
trict, will speak in Wa-Keeney on Sept
18th, 1890. "
While at Keota. Iowa. few days ag'
We net Mr.. Logan formerly of the fru
OF Shepard & Logan Of this city. HI
desired Us to remember him to al old
friends here and assure them that he j
well and doing ven.
We came very near making an inti