Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-12-05
orrIelAL PAPER OF rREao COUNTY.
s0wicx & WEIGH. Editors and Publishers

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sOwjcx6 WEIGH. Editors and Publishers
SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 1891.
Tammany
Had too
Dammany
Votes!
Auburn Journal.
The compactness of the poem wins our
annrobation. but the theme makes rs
weep.
Ransom will have mill.
Fresh bologna at Bakers.
We will soon enter upon another e
Fires were a nuisance portion OF c
this week. d
M. Moser's family have been afflicted
with la grippe. t
Geo. Philip spent Sunday with his Il
family in Hays.
Now is good time to invest in
Kansas real estate
The 1. o. o. F. will give an enter
tainment in the near future.
"A. J. Davis has been under the
weather portion of this week. /
Mrs. T. r. Moore, who has been
quite i'll for few days, is improving.
John A. Nelson was engaged in F
litigated contest the first of the week.
Mis-. Henry Schultz is recovering
rom an illness brought on by severe e
fall. /!
&C. NJ. Brown occupies the F. O
Ellsworth property in the northeast part s
of town. il
IN. A. Voss was in his photograph 8
gallery last Saturday. Voss makes good
pictures. v
One of our metropolitan exchanges t
in Eastern Kansas speaks of "widow e
womanr'
w. R. Hill, of Hill city, was tranact- s
ing business before the q. 8. Land Office a
last Monday. r
Kansas is kicking vigorously on
account of lack of cars to transport its
corn to market. t
Ed. Rea has gone to Kansas City for
week or ten days visit with "rhe :
Folks"-that is the other folks.
-Wanted-two coyote skins, not mutt 7
lated, for which the highest price will be 9
paid. D. W. MATHEWS.
From present appearances our docket c
will be lighter than ever before. Only
two new cases fled SO far for next term.
The Wa-Keeney Glee Club will give
a free concert at Ogallah next Thursday t
evening, December 10th. 1t will be well 6
worth attending.
John E. Reddig, formerly of Wa j
Keeney, has started boot and shoe /
shop in Ashland, Nebraska, with good =
prospects or success.
John Kulp is planning his new
house. 1t will be commodious, pretty
residence when completed according to
the plans and specifications.
"A. P. Lawrence went to Clay Center 9
the first of the week. 1t seems that he
had bought Judgment in Clay county y
and unwillingly bought law suit with it. S
Revival meetings have been held in s
Ellis for the past two or three weeks.
We have not learned what effect they
have had on Bro. Brettle, of the Rez1ezr. g
MARRIED December LIST. 1891, Miss y
Kate Woolner and George Young. Mr..
Young is one of Trego county's best
citizens and the bride is q most estima-
young lady. We offer our sincere con- I
gratulations.
T
Carl Henkel has finished bis work on r
Mr.. Hayes ranch near the forestry
station. Mr. Hayes has new house,
barn and cattle sheds. He has a man
employed to take charge of the ranch
and attend to the stock.
The children's Mission Band, Of the 2
PRESBYTERIAN church, will hold fair in
the building just north of DR.. Jones' I
drug store on Friday evening Decem- t
Der 18th. Numerous beautiful articles, c
suitable for holiday gifts, will be for sale Q
and very pleasant time is anticipated.
We are just one month in getting the =
ground ready and seeding seventy-fve
acres of wheat. Eastern readers, what q
do you think Of that? One man was \
employed all the time and four horses