Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-02-27

Pure homo made lard at Bakers.
1 "A few ulsters left at Verbeck's at q
bargain.
"a few dozen fine shears to give away
at Bestor's.
Don't forget verbeck when You
want clothing.
Pictures given away at Verbeck's,
Come and see them.
Go to C. W. F. Street for fresh bulk
garden and field seeds.
g. M. Stanton made us brief
though pleasant call last Saturday.
Everybody wanting clothing should
see Verbeck's stock before buying.
Young men, old men, every body
vented to look at or clothing. Verbeck.
-Mersrs. Yetter and Cowden. of Ogal-
!sh, were present at the benefit on Feb
rnary 22nd.
&C. W. r. Street has for sale Yellow
Milo Maize and Kaffir corn which pro.
duced sixty bushels per acre last season.
&C. W.. F. Street has q new "ad" and
new locals in this issue. He hasa large
stock of hardware, seeds, ETC.. and it will
pay you to call when wanting anything
in his line.
MARKEDLY Probate Judge Welch
February IS, 1892, at the residence of j.
B. Allison. in Wa-Keeney, Henry D. Tun-
nell. of Riverside, and Cora Jackson, of
Ellis, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somerville took in the
festivities Monday night. Mrs. Somer-
vile enjoys the distinction of being the
Oldest member of w. r. C. No. 140, her
age being 81 years.
Station Agent Lewis, started last
Wednesday morning, for Creola, Ohio,
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Graves. of Lincoln Center, Kansas, fills
!. his place during his absence.
As will be seen from an announce
ment elsewhere call is made for meet
ing to organize republican league club
and elect delegates to the state league,
Trego county certainly wants to be coun-
ted in.
There we're five sales of Trego county
real estate made last Monday. "All
things come to those who wait" and our
citizens who have bravely remained
through all the varying vicissitudes and
trials of pioneer life will, we believe, in
time, be amply rewarded.
|; Milton B. Galloway, a school boy OF
ten years, solves the cigar problem we
gave last week. Estimating the average
cost of cigars at five cents he finds that
the total value of cigars, exclusive of Gig
aretts, manufactured in the United States
last year was $211, 421, 412,90.
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the G. A. r. of Kansas was held in Leav-
enworth this week. The reports of Of
ficers indicate that the order is in -four
ishing condition. G. G. Yetter, of Ogal-
lab, was the representative from this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley will re-
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and will reside here in the future. 1t af-
fords us much pleasure to make this an
nouncement for the departure of no one
from our county was ever more sincerely
regretted than that of Mr.. Kelley and his
estimable wife. Welcome back.
e. F. Porter, s. B. Barnes and others
are organizing savings bank at Pitts
burg, Kansas, under the state banking
act and expect to begin operations about
the first of next month. On account of
the large number of men employed in the
smelters and mines it is thought that
Pittsburg will be good point for bank
ing institution of this kind. E. F. Porter
will be president and 8. B. Barnes,
cashier.
j. w. Blakeley, one of our live pro-
gressive farmers living few miles south
of Wa-Keeney called this week and dur
ing the conversation We became impress
ed that farming in western Kansas has
not been failure with him. Last year
he raised with his own individual labor
100 hnshol, Of nnfokooo Q0Q hnahola of