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

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OPTICAL PAPER OF TREGO COUNTY.
cOWIcK & COSBY. Editors and Publishers
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1890.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Eating apples at Bestor's.
New goods at Schultz. 91-2t
New crop evaporated apricots at Bes-
tors.
Sheriff Courtney was down to Ellis
last Tuesday.
DO not fail to try that pure comb
honey at Bestor's.
George Baker will occupy the James
Kelly house soon.
Pierce Metz returned Tuesday from
his trip to New York.
Walker brothers shipped a lot of
sheep this week TO Kansas City.
Quite number from here attended
the state fair at Topeka this week.
Will Kelly is expected back next
week to move the family TO Pittsburg.
Mrs. F. H. Conger is visiting her
husband at Kansas City, Mo-, this week.
Leave your orders for spring chick
ems at Bestors the day before you want
them.
Walter and Roy Carson left Wednes-
day evening for Sedala, Mo-, to attend
business college.
Jacob Schenck left Wednesday for
Knox county. Missouri, where he has
traded fora farm
-Yon will miss something nice if you
do not get piece of Pennsylvania Ched-
dar cheese at Bestor's.
Team, wagon and harness for sale
or trade for land or cattle.
G. W. Cross, Wa-Keeney, Kan.
"A private letter from Mrs. ". j.
Hemphill announces their safe arrival at
Seattle, Washington.
Schuyler Opp, DR.. A. B. Jones and
Lee Monroe attended the funeral Of John
Morgan at Buffalo Park last Friday.
"A. c. Lord and family have moved
here from Collyer and now &C 'upy the
bakery building, opposite the Union
house.
John Hoover. of Gibson, was in
town. Saturday. He informed US that
about the usual area OF wheat would be
sown in his neighborhood.
"A letter from C. P. Chase, who re-
Gently moved from Ogallah TO Stuart,
Iowa, would seem to indicate that he is
well pleased with his new location.
-Chas. H. Gibbs, C. A. Hoar and W.
II. Damn went down the road Wednesday
evening resolved to conquer Topeka and
Kansas City, or perish in the attempt.
Miss Ruth Welch, who has a talent
for welding the brush, started for Kan
sas City yesterday morning, where she
will attend the art school this winter.
Geo. Douglass has moved in from the
country and now occupies the Hemphill
house. This move is made in order to
take advantage of Wa-Keeney's superior
school facilities.
Webb McNall, candidate for congress
from the Sixth district, and others will
speak in Wa-Keeney Sept. goth, il the
afternoon. See official announcement in
another column.
The citizens of Ellis and vicinity will
regret to hear that word was received yes
terday that Edgar NJ Baldwin, the form
er editor of the Headlight, now of Wash
ington, d. c., is not expected to live
Ellis Headlight.
w. T. King, of Riverside township,
announces himself as a candidate for
representative subject to the decision OF
the Republican convention. II he
should be nominated and elected he
would doubtless make a good represent
alive. He is farmer and an old resi-
dent OF western Kansas and knows what
the people most need.
Hugh Elliott, of COllyer, came in on
the Saturday morning train from Kansas
City, where he has been stopping for
some time. His mother. Mrs. A. D.
Elliott, who has also been in Kansas
City FOR some time receiving medical
treatment, remained for awhile longer.
Her many friends will be pleased to hear