Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-07-09

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S43nytA II. L. Brown spent independence
~v~~S"ss Day at home.
-Treeo county voted one for Smith
10 equity. and one for M brill.
- Joseph Halblieb, of Riverside, was
lndPsbGshers town last Saturday.
-Wa-Keeney sent large delegation
!, 1892. to Hays on the Fourth
Last Sunday most delightful
S. day. Clear, cool-perfect.
t Bakers Everybody is satisfied with the
ticket-state and national.
w. E. Saum attended the democratic
convention at Topeka this week.
ii Leonard Hinshaw made homestead
~ entry in s013- % one day this week.
v-one binders Miss Cora Chase, of Ellis, visited
friends in Wa-Keeney several days this
= week.
The Fourth was one of those perfect
days of which we have SO many in west
wed on the ern Kansas.
C. H. Aylworth took new
your farm call "Perkns windmill to his farm the first
c. WILSON of the week.
e of hats just F. O. Ellsworth, of Chicago once
I, at resident of Wa-Ketney was in our city
SCHULTZs the first of the week.
price paid for II have on my ranch few more good
times by horses and mares for sale.
I. SCHULTZ VS.. HARRISON
Solomon, is Miss Mayme Brown and Miss Bessie
brother, A. H. Ferris went to Hays City last Saturday
on visit and remained over the Fourth.
)gallah, came We will not revive the stereotyped
nd meeting local about the merry hum of the reaper
being heard in our land" but it is
ler snont the forcbe emphatic truth just the same.
earn that they "A New York state man on the Sunday
ION. night train remarked to the passengers
7onea came that the crops good in Indiana and
0,,n E1,s Illinois but were far better in Kansas.
days. John E. Reddig has returned from
,rnish money Nebraska and will reside in
to improve Trego county. We sorry when he
able rates. went away and are glad to welcome him
r f. SAUM back
is the pre- 1t begins 10 iook as thouen !nere
own Kansas certainty of getting grist mill in
o tbi. from Wa-Keeney in time for the present crop.
There would be small fortune in it for
. the miller if he understood his business.
to engage -
wheat He 7'uoge anu hirs. osoorn' MI ano
Mrs. Verbeck Mr.. and Mrs Matthews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, and Mr. and Mrs.
ID the Grafton Blair pcnicked at Gibbs grove the
hence. Ills Fourth
IL nin Aues- In 1886 the volume of business at the
depot was sufficient to justify the COM
the electric pany in keeping five employees. We
ey on July trust to see it that way again as that
electricity would be good evidence of general
1926 revival of business.
y, of Topeka ID. B. Rogers of Glencoe, was in
st Saturday Wa-Keeney last Saturday. We are in
,urth in Wa formed that he will be candidate for
main several district clerk before tho republican nom
mating convention. Mr.. Rogers is thor
~, ,.,r, ~ oughly competent to fill that official
N,on ,d position.
the practice Several of our farmers have request
~ here with ed to talk up the subject of county
fair this fall. We have only to say at
- =. this time that we believe it would be to
&c. " "I the interest of all, financially and socially
to have county fair and We will do
C.I;.o 49, everything power to assist. The
farmer should take the initiative in this
matter. Its success will depend prin-
IN the east cpaly upon the agrcuturist who should
tn lightning say whether he wants fair This point
! was consld- decided we can all assist
-, 10 The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs
-. 80, W. G. Olson last Saturday evening, in
:. .s,.' honor of w. L. Olson and bride, was a
s blown of. W., t" A., "NN ""0 "
h0 1900 100 home and everybody had most enjoy
49,, 49,. 80 able time. The supper very fine
We gave account of the wedding last
: week and it only remains for us, as ex-
er ifo " pressing the sentiment of the community
mn 10TH to extend hearty congratulations and the
no ne wishes fervent wish that the bride and groom
of his NAV have fnll measure of banninass and
Is Losing, nrosnertv as thew iournev throupb life
Dan Adams, toootbar and that tbe sk;as for tbono