Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-02-07
February 14th is Valentine day.

/ February 14th is Valentine day.
| Miss Mary Bundy has the diphtheria.
There are over sOOC miles of railroad
in Kansas.
Mrs. C. E. Cosby was quite ill the first
of the week.
Judge Osborn will hold district court
at Cove City next week.
The meetings at the nj. E. church con-
tinue with undated interest.
N. h. Sawtelle has traded his prop
erty here for property in Joplin, Mo.
"A communication from Trego Nick
and one from Collyer laid over this week.
H. J. Hille returned to Rush county
the first of the week to look after his
stock.
--Silas Forbes of LeMar, Iowa, has
been visiting G. NJ. Ufford several days
this week.
Cyrus Monroe Ehas been under the
weather for several days with something
like lagrippe.
Mrs. Hopkins little girl has scarlet
fever. Great care is taken to prevent the
spread of the disease.
Only one attorney in Leoti. The
last time we were down we met at least
twenty. Times have changed.
Schuyler Opp returned last week
from an extended visit to the east. We
we're all glad to have him return.
Senator Wilson has introduced an
act appropriating money to purchase seed
grain for needy farmers in Western Kan
sas.
&C. M. McClintock, until recently
foreman of the WORLD started with his
family last Monday evening for Creston,
Iowa.
Mrs. Stansbury, of Hampton, Virgin
ia, is visiting her niece Mrs. c. G. Bestor.
Stansbury owns some real estate in Trego
County.
Miss Efie Hille, sister of Il. j,
Hille, arrived on the Friday evening
train from Indiana. She will remain for
some time.
i. L. McGarvie was in the city .yester-
day. He had been attending the pro-
ceedings of the legislature at Topeka for
some time.
Born, January 25th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Wilson, a daughter. This item
should have appeared last week but was
crowded out
From the Capital of January 81, We
leard that county Clerk Hoar was per-
ambulating on the floor of the house of
representatives.
james Sloey, of Grainfeld, and Miss
Minnie Sellers furnished the piano and
organ music for the ball last Friday night
and it was good.
e NJ. Murray has traded all his prop
erty in Wa-Keeney for mining property
in Joplin, Mo. Mr.. Murray now resides
in Pittsburg, Kansas.
1t would seem that there can be no
question about mill being paying prop
erty in Wa-Keeney. Ness City is prepa-
ring to build a second mill.
Charges have been drawn for the i'm
parchment of Judge Botkin of the 32nd |
Judicial district. He is charged with
drum kenness, bribery and gambling.
We don't hear anything more about
the letter writer from Kansas The iden-
tity of the young man about &c years of
is what the people of this district want to
know.
There were four cases of scarlet fever
yesterday: Chase Wilson, Glenn
Jones, Mrs. Hopkins little girl and a
small child Of John Brown south OF the
railroad.
The farmers jubilant over the pros
poets for wheat. They report where the
snow has gone OF, it is growing nicely.
Stockmen are not as happy over the pros
County Herald.
-Wa-Keeney has a board of health
composed of Geo. Baker, F. s. Diebold
md DR.. A. B. Jones and in view of the
# the prevalence of diphtheria and other
contagious diseases the purpose guaran-
eng every case.
Mr.. Chas. Remington has accepted
he position of head clerk in Fred Krna- |