Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-09-19
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oprycrAL PAPER OF fREG0 COUNTY.
e0wycx& WEIGH. Editors and Pubhshs's
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1891.
srsu me not that he's poor man.
That his dress Is coarse and bare;
Tell me not his daily pittancs
Ia q workman's scanty fare.
Tell me not his birth is humble,
That his parentage Is low;
Is he honest in his stationt
:. That is all want to know"
Last Sunday was a lovely day.
Hon. w. F. King was in town last
Saturday.
Judge Osborn is holding court in
Hays City.
Commissioners c. b. Neh sold 60 very
fine steers last week.
We are indebted to William La Rue
for call last Friday
Colby will have harvest home pic
mic, We learn from the Tribune.
Roy Carson came home from Salina
and will remain during the winter.
-CountySuperintendent, LizzieC Cooper,
conducted teachers examination last
week.
We had q few daye OF regular Neb-
raska weather this week, 30 We are in
formed.
County commissioner, w. B. CIPHER,
made final proof on his homestead last
Saturday.
"A very readable article this
week from Mrs. Emma Kelly. Read it
on another page.
David McCollum will attend the state
normal school at Emporia for q year or
two, starting in short while.
The latest addition to our collection
is q sample of Trego county peaches, con-
tributed by Master Bert Damn.
Ed. Rea, court stenographer, came
up from Russell Springs Saturday and
remained here over Sunday. He is taking
evidence at Hays City this week.
"A peoples party senatorial conven-
ton will be held at Colby Oct. LIST, 1891 to
nominate candidate for state senator
for this district, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Hon. Hill P. Wilson.
Capt. Pierce Metz is vice president Of
the State Republican League for Trego
county. He was appointed at the recent
meeting of the state league held in To-
peks.
Little Wood Marshall entertained
about twenty of his young friends last
Saturday. the occasion being the ami
versary of his tenth birthday, The little
folks report grand time.
The editor of the Herald has moved
to his farm, three miles north of town,
not with view of joining the alliance
but for the purpose of looking after his
peach crop.--Lane County Herald.
The winona CLIPPER says: thereafter
the alliance will have a paper to represent
their doctrine. the Graphic, under the
supervision of G. V. Kinney, and will be
their official organ in Logan county"
"A letter received here last week from
q. F. Morse, former real estate dealer
OF this place, conveys the intelligence
that he resides in Pueblo, and is in the
employ Of street car company, receiving
$75 per month.
Mrs. Sarah VanNostrand, Of East
port, Me-, is one hundred and four years
old and expects to live long enough to
celebrate her one hundred and twenty
fifth birthday. She attributes her 10
marksble health and longevity to the
fact that she never wore corset.
-JscobSchell was coming to Wa eeney
Friday of last week in q road cart when
his horse got frightened at some prairie
chickens, throwing him out. He was
rendered unconscious and when he re-
covered his horse and cart were gone. At
last accounts he had notheard from them.
We are informed by the Sherman
county Dark Horse that Melbourne. the
rain maker, has agreed to produce a
good rain in Sherman county, reaching
from fifty to one hundred miles around
the place where he will operate. for $780,
The citizens OF that county are raising a
subscription. No rain, no money, Is the
contract
The Trego County Central Com
.mittee INST ct the court house last Satur-
day. A. J. johnson was appointed q
member of the committee for Collyer
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