Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-10-04
The jury was discharged Wednesday i.

The jury was discharged Wednesday /.
George V. York, OF Collyer, was a
caller one day last week.
George Baker gees to Kansas City
tomorrow morning with stock.
Aaron Adams leaves this week for
Burlington, Coffey county, Kansas.
Our public schools seem to be in
good running order and without friction.
Eli McCollum, of Ogallah, was do
ing some trading here last Wednesday.
Another social dance last Tuesday
night where those present say a good
was had.
Ice water on one side of the court
room and fire on the other side last
Thursday morning.
N. W. Shuler and wife were looking
at matters and things in Denver and Col
orado Springs this week.
Joseph Inscho came down from
Cheyenne Wells last Monday, He has
been working there all summer.
We are under obligations to G. P.
Chase, until recently of Ogallah, for
copies of the Stuart Qowa) Locomotive.
Ed. Rea has been acting as court
steuographer for Judge Osborn this
week and has given general satisfaction.
w. q. Marshall was called to Dan
bury, Neb., this week on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Marshalfs father.
The regular covenant meeting of the
Baptist church will be held this afternoon
at 2:30. Preaching tomorrow at II
o'clock A. NJ.
The house and livery barn of A. C.
Prick in this city were attached by
Deputy Sheriff Grant Marshall at the
instance of Salina bank last Wednes-
day.
Among the list of political meetings
lately published we notice that Col. A. P.
Forsyth will expound Republican gospel
at Wa-Keeney on October 16, at 2 o'clock
Pm.
WI Il. Palmer, c. G. Yetter. VIM.
Cowden, c. b. Benson, J. W. Reynolds,
J. L. Oliver and Thomas Tarpey were
among those we noticed from Ogallah at
the Republican meeting last Monday.
s. Mcknight and family pulled out
Thursday morning for Clay Center with
the intention of making that their future
home. Mr.. Mcknight has been here
about four years and all regret to see
him leave.
The September term of the district
court, which closed this week, was of
more than ordinary interest and impor-
lance. More jury cases were tried than
for several years and nearly all the hoary-
headed cases that have found place on
the docket for 10 these many years were
disposed of. The court business of Ire
go county is in most excellent shape.
-Bradstreet's reporter run in on US last
Thursday and proceeded to pump Ms as
to our worldly assets and liabilities. You
ought to have seen the look Of wonder
and bewilderment on his face when we
told him that this print shop didn't owe
anything. We are not sure but faDcied
from the movements of his pencil that he
put down two-lyers in the asset column
that we did not enumerate.
Arthur Curme, Judge Osborn's stem
ographer, left for Cincinnati last Sat
day, where he will reside hereafter. The
members of the Trego county bar pass
ed resolutions expressive of their re-
gard for him as a skillful stenographer
and as gentlemen and their regret at
losing him. Arthur is a bright young
man and We expect to hear good &C.
counts of him in the future.
Sheriff Courtney went into the coun-
try last Wednesday and served subpe-
ma on an elderly lady of decidedly Irish
descent. The old lady looked at Courtney
very solemnly for a moment aud then
stated her case like this: well, Oh behave
Oil not go. 1t the first place. Gin not
falin' we'll; in the second place, Oh don't
want to lave me by; in the third place Oh
don't have ter: In the foorth place. Won