Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-02

The tenth state encampment otthe G..
4. r. convened at Hutchinson this week
With very large attendance.
The assessors of Riverside, Wilcox
md Glencoe have made their returns.
The returns are all due May 10th.
Hon. Ben. G. Rich was in town last
We learn that he will put in
IN irrigating pump this spring on his
.anch.
"A. II. Blair was in Hutchinson day
,r two this week. He says he never saw
such prospects for wheat as there are all
he way along the route.
For some reason the irrigation pump
rom Wallace has been delayed. Every
body is ANXIOUS to have it placed in posi-
ion and the test made.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
N. e. church last Saturday and Sunday.
Presiding Elder Stolz was president and
delivered some very interesting sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Elliott, of Coll
yer township, mourn the death of their
,nly child, frankie, aged about eight
months. The death occurred Thursday
night.
Henry Wagner and family will occu-
" the E. F. Porter property. We have a
hearty welcome for them and hope they
will find Wa-Keeney society entirely con-
GENIAL
Miss Ida Blackburn left last Sunday
or several weeks visit to Missouri.
Hiss Blackburn is our efficient deputy
,ostmistress and has attended very close
y to business, and is certainly deserving
# a vacation. We hope she will have q
pleasant visit.
The editor of the Holton Recorder
las sued the editor of the Holton Tribune
or libel. This is all wrong, boys! How
much better it would be for the Record
nan to say to the Tribune man as did the
governor of North Carolina to the govern
II of South Carolina,
e. D. Wheeler will represent the
Crego County Alliance in Cincinnati at
he convention next month. The mis-
axe was not ours when we stated last
week that Mr.. Wheeler and 8. T. II
Baird were chosen to represent this coun-
y at the Hill City convention.
We were somewhat alarmed last week
oy reading the report that there were a
number of counterfeit So bills in circula-
ion and we at once began an investiga-
ion of our loose currency. We soon as
,ertained that we didn't hold any So bills
or any of any other denomination. Then
We felt better.
We neglected last week to call atten-
ion to Geo. I. Verbeck's new "add," but
We have no doubt you all saw it and read
t. You couldn't help it. Mr.. Verbeck
ook us aside and informed us confident
ally that he meant every word therein
contained and we are satisfied that it will
% to your advantage to investigate.
The Wagner Bros, of Ottumwa, Iowa,
'ame in this week. These are the gentle
men who intend building mill at this
place and they are now busily engaged in
for q lease with the railroad
company and getting ready to commence
operations. Our judgment is that they
NOW exactly what they are doing. The
null will be pushed rapidly to completion.
President Hall, of the Missouri ali-
Ince, is opposed to q third party move
nent and declares that he will not issue
, call to send delegates to CINCINNATI.
0f course! It is only republican states
hat take kindly to the third party
As we remarked recently
the only thing the alliance can accom-
'lish in POLITICAL way in 1892 is to help
,lect q democratic president.
-Marehan 4 Ufford came to the front
,gain this week with q new double col
INN snnouncemet. This firm makes ad-
q feature of their business the
'ame ss all prominent business men who
nave gone before them. They advertise
people are attracted and buy
more largely, the merchant is thcs ena-
,ledt to buy more goods and in oonse-
luenoe cheaper than II he only bought a
eM.
e g Knight left on Tuesday to &C.
,ept q position in the Wa-Keeney land
office. No man in the sixth cougreesion-
i district has giveanore hard service to
epublican principles and the republican
,arty, and no man Is better entitled to
from the party than Il. q.
Knight and we are quite sure that the
land Office viii have NO
more faithful and competent msmber Of
heir force than Hr. Knieht--Ge s1zsal
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