Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13

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OPTICAL PAPER OF fREao COUNTY.
H0wycx6 WEIGH. Editors and Publishers
SATURDAY, JUNE Ii, 1891.
Fresh bologna at Bakers.
All kinds smoked meats at Bakers.
Walter Olson returned from college
last Wednesday.
Born. June 9Th 1891 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wagner, daughter.
Mrs. Will Burroughs came up from
Pittsburg last Wednesday on VISIT
ID. W. Matthews has Southern Mln-
nesota Land for sale, or trade for cattle.
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We always pay the highest price for
butter, eggs, etc. Bring them along to
a. Schultz.
The country editor has to forage
pretty lively these days for filling for his
local columns.
tits said that there is not a millionaire
in Kansas. This of course doesn't apply
to newspaper men.
re. Wilson came home last We'd
nesday morning after a several weeks
visit in Michigan and Iowa.
Our financial embarrassment s weIe
very materially lessened last week by sew
eral cash subscribers and renewals.
Hon. Hill P. Wilson arrived last Fri
day from Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where
he had been for the benefit of his health.
If you are going to get suit OF
clothes leave your order and measure
with.
n. SHUITz.
The people of Cove City are no ex-
ception as regards hospitality, to all other
cities OF Western Kansas. We feel like
going again.
Bruce Furbeck came home from
Denver Wednesday evening to prepare
for harvesting his large wheat crop in
Glencoe township.
We shall probably not quit smoking
again until after election. No editor can
afford to refrain, right upon the COM
mencement of a political campaign.
When poor man enters the field of
poll tics he is characterized as fool.
When rich man becomes a politician he
is stigmatized as a knave. Take your
choice.
Mrs. Alexander, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schultz, arrived from Missou-
ri last week and accompanied her mother
to Seattle, Washington, starting last
Tuesday.
IN. W. Shuler, of Wa-Keeney, was in
the city several days the past week
looking after business for the Osborn,
Monroe & HenkeI loan company.-Digh-
ton Jonrnal.
Mrs. L. d. Monroe and Mrs. n. W.
Shuler entertained about forty Of their
lady friends Friday evening Of last week.
A very few of the handsomer gentlemen
were also present to tea.
We may be little captious, but the
following undertaking advertisement in
the Winona CLIPPER sounds queer to us:
"We will hereafter be prepared to furnish
collins to those in need of SUCH"
&C. c. Ridgway reports the wheat crop
in his neighborhood as looking we'll and
good yield may be expected. He says
crops are more backward for the the time
of year. than any year since he has lived
in the state.-Re1Tesv-H Headlight.
The cashier of the Merchants Bank
of Ellis is constructively in Jail. That is
to say that he travels around town under
the strict surveillance of the sheriff.
From what we can learn the liabilities
exceed the assets about $4,000.
ID. G. Bevord now occupies the posi-
ton of Superintendent of this division
between Ellis and Denver with Office at
Cheyenne Wells. Supt. Palmer viii have
charge from Ellis to Kansas City. 4.
Rush has been transferred to the St. Joe.
& Grand Island division.
The Wa-Keerey Glee Club consisting
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