Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-06-21

Fresh vegetables every day at Bshs
diets. 1t
Jos. Brown was down from Collyel
Tuesday.
Mrs. TibbOns left for Milledgeville
Ills, Monday.
e. a. Rea is back from his visit t.
Pike county, Missouri.
The Topeka Capital has new Wa
Keeney correspondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckinley, Of
Ogallah, were trading in town Tuesday.
Miss Alice Atkinson left for he1
home near Alanthus, Cove county, Mon.
day.
N. ". Shuler has been admitted to
practice before the United States land
Office.
S. III. Burke, formerly of Kit Carson.
Colorado, is now the Q. P. operator at
this station.
Mrs. Willard returned Monday to
Milledgeville, Ills, where she will spend
the summer.
We have few new and secondhand
gasoline stoves that we will sell regard
less of cost. KELLY HARDWARE Co.
There are less than half dozen fam
lies in this city who are not regular
subscribers to the WORLD. Why not
make it unanimous?
Miss Yetter, station agent at OgalIah,
and Miss Adams, who holds the same
position at Page, Logan county, spent
last Sunday with friends here.
&C. II. Gibbs will please accept our
gilt-edged thanks for nice long ride in
a nice easy buggy behind a1nice high horse
and beside nice genial driver.
M. B. Frogge, of Greensburg, No,
orders the "WoBLD" sent to him for three
months, at the end of which time he
expects to become a citizen of Trego
county.
Prof. Cowgirl, who succeeds Rev. b.
II. Morrill, as pastor of the Episcopal
church at this place, is expected to preach
next Sunday morning and evening at the
usual hours.
We Seldom See times harder than
we are Seeing just now. Still we Say
to the farmers and Settlers, Still Stay
and Soon we Shall Shake Sacks of Shin
ing Silver SSSs.
Fred B. Close, member of the firm
of Close Bros. and Co., who own.large
tracts Of land near here, was accidentally
killed by collision Of horses in game
OF polo at Sioux City, Iowa, last Satur-
day.
Geo. W. Bawden, vice-president of
the Iowa Mortgage Company, of Musca-
tine, Iowa, was looking over the situation
in this county this week in company with
Mr.. Els, special agent of the same COM
pany.
Over at Ness City, the Meas was
awarded the city printing on bid of one
cent and bonus of one dollar. It's COM
petitor bid one cent with no bonus.
Some papers love honor more than
wealth.
After fifty-four days of anxious wait
ing, it rained last Sunday night, but it
came too late to help the small grain.
It will, however, revive the corn which,
although not injured, was at a stand still.
With favorable season from this time on
we can safely depend on corn bread and
potatoes for the coming winter.
"A neighboring exchange goes into
raptures in announcing that their job de-
partment turned ont work aggregating
$500 impressions last week. Humph!
that's nothing We have just interviewed
the foreman of our job department and
he assures us that that branch of our
mammoth house turns out more impress
sions than that every hour and half of
the job presses standing idle besides.
Some of the boys slipped out to the
ball ground Thursday and tried to play a
game without letting US know. DR.. Con-
ger and J. B. Hogan ''chose up" and the
doctor being the better judge of character,