Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29
Fresh fish at Bakers every Thursday.

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Fresh fish at Bakers every Thursday.
Prairie chickens win be ripe in a
couple of days.
For choice Ice Cream and lemonade
go to Benedict.
g. W. Staplin, of Glencoe, was in
town last Tuesday.
| -Enos Click, Of Ellis, came up Thnrs.
day to see live town.
-There seems to be scarcity n,
threshing machines in Trego County.
ID. W. Matthews and family returned
Thursday morning from their visit to
Illinois.
NV. Shuler started last Wednesday
evening for Pawnee, Nebraska, on a busi-
ness trip.
Attorney Nicholson, of Ellis, was tran.
sacting some legal business here last
Wednesday.
Hon. Hill. P. Wilson went to Topeka
Tuesday evening to attend meeting OF
the Republican State League.
e. s. Knight, OF Goodland, stopped in
Wa-Keeney Tuesday while on his way to
Topeka to attend the State Republican
League Convention.
We have received Complimentaries to
the Kansas State Fair to be held in To-
peka Sept. II to 10 inclusive, for which
we are under obligations to the secretary,
E. G. Moon.
Mrs Mary Jane Lease, announces
that all men who want to join the third
party will be received with open arms
No, thanks; We don't care to be received
that way.
We have received a communication
from President Taylor, of the State
Normal school at Emporia, in which he
says that the School will positively open
on next Monday, Aug 3lst.
Every body takes a roseate view this
year. And why should they not? There
will be more money in circulation in
Kansas this year than ever before and this
is notably true of Trego county. Let
everybody shout.
We are sorry. of course, for the mis-
fortunes of our European friends in the
failure of their wheat crop, because we are
happy to be able D supply them their needs
in this direction at reasonable price,
Scott Comfy Nezus
-Thane Brown started for Madison,
Wisconsin this week where he will attend
College for several years, taxing among
other branches civil engineering. His
brother Kent will attend Washbuln
College at Topeka this coming year.
The alliance will establish cooperative
etores all over Kansas. The committee
appointed by the alliance commercial
convention is UNANIMOUSLY in favor of it.
The matter will be finally considered by
the alliance in annual convention at Salina
next October.
Sheriff Courtney sent US sample of
corn on the stalk that cannot be beaten
anywhere. One of the stalks had four,
large fully developed ears and a nubbin
and the others all had three large ears.
Mr.. Courtney says he has ten acres
almost as good as the samples 6 wen US.
-Chas. hamburg living north west of
Uollyer was in town Tuesday. He reports
having received letter from friends liv-
ing in Germany in which is stated that a
scarcity of cereals and restitution prevails
in that country, and, that it is supposed
that rye will 60 up to 81 per hundred
-9Druter Republican.
j. M. Cox, a prominent real estate
dealer from Wyoming, Ills, and the owner
of portion of the Gibbs ranch, called
Thursday in company with j. Fl. DeWolfe
of Canton, Ills. and Mr. Snyder of Wyom-
ing. We had very pleasant.visit and the
WORLD, will be weekly visitor to their
respective homes hereafter.
If we faint not by the wayside, we
will all be wearing diamonds pretty soon.
There may be slight touch of hyperbole
in the above expression, but the cold I'M
embellished fact still remains that all
things come to him who waits, and things
are coming our way right about now.
We are moralizing from western Kan
sas standpoint.
From the Graphic we learn that the
business men of Oakley are too poor to
advertise. And yet Oakley is in Logan
county.-WA-KEENEY WORLD. That
mu be ''horse" on us. And yet the fact
is at none of them are too poor to adver-
tise, but scme are too penurious, and
those that are not too penurious are
too short-sighted. You doubtle have this