Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-01-24

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OFFICIAL PAPER OF FREGO COUNTY.
cOWIcK& WEIGH. Editors andPubGshers
SATURDAY, JANUARY a, 1891.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
1t is dull everywhere.
The dlphtheria scare has subsidized.
Commissioners proceedings this week.
Car load of salt at bottom prices.
If Il. Schultz.
Considerable ice has been put up this
week.
s.. TH. Baird called briefly last Sat
nrday,
VIII. Dorn's family have been sick
this week.
Finest Sorghum Syrup in town at
q. Schultz.
Robins were carolling in the court
house park this week.
DIR. A. B. Jones has been kept quite
busy for several weeks past.
-J.W. Hopkins, of Cove city, was in
Wa-Keeney last Saturday.
The Oldest inhabitants say that this
will be good crop season.
For felt boots, rubbers and arctics at
low prices go to 81. Schultz.
40. q. W. installation of officers
was held last Tuesday night.
"A. S. Peacock, of Wilcox, called at
these headquarters last Saturday.
1t is better to have sworn off and
failed than not to have sworn off at all.
Geo. C. Fleming, of Russell Springs,
was transacting business here last Satur-
day.
Prof. H. Harlan, of the Ogallah pub
lie schools was in the metropolis last Sat
urday.
The irrigation and mill questions
should not be allowed to lag. 1t is pref
ty nearly ground hog case.
The chief end of the Kansas City
papers just now is to see which can be
the greatest circulation liar.
Reynolds and Margaret Cosby are
sat home" to a number of their young
friends this Saturday afternoon.
You will always find a full line Of
California evaporated fruits, canned
goods, ETC., at low prices at II. Schultz.
&C. L. Cain, at one time publisher of
the Wa-Keeney Tribune, but more re-
Gently of Denver, was in the city over
Sunday.
H, K. Walker started Wednesday
evening for Pittsburg, Kansas, to attend
the marriage of his cousin, Miss Bessie
Kelly to NJ. W. Mccoy.
We are informed that Rev. Chap
mans son William of whose illness we
made mention couple of weeks since,
died this week in Washington.
VIM. Cowden, of Ogallah, came up
last Tuesday to talk politics with the
boys. He gave it as his opinion that the
election of w. F. King would be contested.
Judging from the amount of bark one
hears these moonlight nights the idea
suggests itself that this would be good
place to start a tannery.
We have notified our correspon dents
a number of times that all communica-
tions must reach us not later than We'd
pesday to insure publication.
We don't manufacture locals. If we
could we would have more of them.
When business is dull locals are cores
pondingly scarce. Did that ever occur to
you?
John Charvat has been given the
Collyer station. John is rather young
for such responsible position but we
have no doubt he will fill it satisfactorily.
We presume he is the youngest agent on
the road.
Five men are now kept busy, Mr..
Clark being the latest addition to the
force. According to the GRAPHIC, the
Oakley mill must be bonanza to that
town.-Colby Tribune. Correct, and also
to the country forty miles around u.s.
Oakley Graphic.
-Jndge Osborn received an invation to
the 'sGentlemens' Tea" but was COM
PEELED to send his regrets from Hays
City where he was holding court. We
know the Judges weakness well enough
to fully realize the pain it cost him to pen