Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-18
UPPER SALINE VALLEY.
April14th., 1891.


S. L. Shorthill of whom we spoke SOM
time since as being sick is now able to b.
at work again.
S. L. Shorthill is fencing pasture TO
his horses. We think he does not intenC
leaving Kansas soon.
Geo. Galloway is enlarging his pasture
Mr.. Galloways garden is beginning tt
look as though spring was here.
There was no stock lost In this neigh.
borhood In the late snow storms and We
are thankful as we had none to lose. We
think we are safe now as the grass is
starting nicely.
A letter was received few days ago
from our old neighbor Kaudelkey. They
had been sick nearly all winter out were
better. He is still in Chicago at work In
the shop but says he would rather be
here farming. He also remembered the
Sabbath school by sending the small
class some very nice easter cards. He
He sent his kindest regards to all his old
friends and neighbors.
Our school closed last Friday with an
exhibition at night, AS we were not
there and were not favored with a pro-
gram we cannot give the full details, but
lift was half as good as represented by
those who were there, we don't believe 1t
can be excelled in the county. S. Il.
Shorthill made the opening address and
A. ]. McCollum closed and we know that
neither of those made a failure; and so
far as the pupils are concerned, they have
have the talent to make a success OF any
thing they try, and with the help of Miss
Neel, their teacher, failure would be
almost impossible, as we are willing to
compare teachers with any teacher In the
county. The board will lose no time In
securing her for the next term.
In regard to "Slasher's" correction,
as to what I said in reply to him some
weeks ago-How can PETER succeed In
gals until Ingalls, is removed? And l
still say that there is not a republican
that is in sympathy with the move, if SO
have failed to hear them say so; and I
talked with a good alliance man the
other day and asked him if he thought it
was for the best good of the state to get
rid of Ingalls,, and he said no, but we
had to do something to make our party
appear wise. He said he was afraid it
was bad move.
And in reply to "a. s. Ms" article in
the first place he is not well posted or
has not got a good memory. simply !
asked the question: "Will some good al |
lance brother tell us what the Legislature |
has donep And then he goes on and |
says: 1--WE expected some weak kneed |
republican would raise the howl, and |
then they go on with their abuse. To
read their article, one would think that it |
would be better for them to have a mill |
stone hanged about their neck and cast |
into thesea than to ask them a question |
about the legislature. But last fall what
did they say? We have not oryotten it.
You should not brag about your party
nor abuse the republican party, for while
a deep sleep came over the republican
party, you took some of the ribs out of
it snd started your alliance part y, just as
was done for Adam, and then you do as
Adam did-lay the blame on some one
else. and the senate, suppose, will lay
the blame on the serpent. But after next
fall you will say as Cain did: "My pun
ishment is greater than can bear"
Now AND THEN.