Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-12-24

Santa Klaus and Christmas tree at Fro
- the NJ. E. church on Christmas eve Ex- that the
ercises begin at $50 p. m. All are in week p
vited. their Lit
Captain A. J. johnson has the thanks o'or "
of the editors family for generous sup noise -
lply of peanuts raised on his farm south Wv "
: of Collyer. ney, WA
--- week; t
inns Is ABOUT the Time OF year wnen mill an(
1raham county farmers WISH they lived s., 900 +
in Trego county. 1t is always SO at tax
,,.,;,o g. We
- county
To the children: will open my make
naoaa,%a. 1o.h a. 60 "a - mon"'' justice
1T. II, Morton. ton OF
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a. La" .is,''u no' uo"sn'' lating Il
J. Ills a. NJ Do"'on' " VIC Do"noi Doisn ton pre-
oornooo' ias' "eeA' Iuis' oe"Son n"0 with ou
been quite Ill. love TT
e Mr. and Mrs. Bennett left for their in whic
home in GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,, on We'd don't be
It nesday morning, after thrse weeks visit believe
in Wa-Keeney. ney alol
n So far this has been the coolest De- We
cember experienced in western Kan times W
1t sas. Usually winter does not begin In built ov
this climate until after the holidays. tract
n Mrs Frederick Schwanbeck took the strikes
tro;n At W.. Keenev last sunday evening to get tt
II -, R;lov oo,,nt b.,;no rooe;vod toIa. for com
gram that her brother was very i'll. ou' Tic
-- More OF
n The Signal Service predicts an ex- d.tion
trenneIy cold wave and advises all to be
prepared with full supply of warm under conani's
y wear. You will find them at Morton's spring.
We have a couple of customers for 1
y improved farms close to Wa-Keeney, .ne sio
CoIlver or OgalIah. Those wishing to That tn
sell at reasonable figures will do we'll to the faul
e call at this office. 1224 At
,. -- -, We
nahnan L. ""'ei'o "on Ano"n subscrit
g to most of our readers, has once more ara nov
committed matrimony. Her present W. Koe
; naine anu auoies9 10 N"i' - ~ closer tt
l. Sterling, Ills. this con
q We exclusive agents for Dia- tracted
J. mond cement plaster or stucco BEST merchal
and cheapest plastering material on tbov ~,
f Verheck & Incas trade he
----- county
Died - At Denver, Colorado, De- they viii
. cember IL, 1892, Leon S.. infant son have an
q of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Edmundson, aged our sha
: months The remains will be inferred at WORLD
farmount cemetery county
The n,n;Is of onr nnhlic schools the east
t gave an entertainment Thursday evening No
WHICH was larry wen aI.enoeo uespi'e account
the inclement weather. We havn't space ooourro
+ this week to give the programme. last fall
j. W. Cowden, after visit of few erty. a
weeks with the family of his son-in-law, ty distri
II Mr. Allen, of Downs, passed through o. a judg
u borne TINS forenoon, on the way 10 MS Railway
''A-0 49, IS -S1Nn... alleged
d We hope we violate no confidence in caused
[. saying that John Garland, prominent case is
teacher on the south side sent to Wa court
# Keeney for several dollars worth of candy stroy ed
7. for Christmas treat for his pupils. that the
Mr.. and Mrs William Hoobler. of bic are
II Willcov bur;od l;ttIe how ,bont savo, John "
e vears old last Sunday The narents and quand,
relatives have the deem svmpatbv of and j.
3 their friends in their sad bereavement. maze
n " these p
w. L. Sutton of the south side had Ridowa
'ne une 10 lose consioeraole gram Tuesda
. anu ieeo Oh ACCOUNT Vi nfe coupie VI spective
II weeks since It is supposed the fire was losses y
caused oy cnlloren playing With ma'cnes. settled,
II The Hays CITY Sentinel saws that Lee Mo
il Agent Futz' statement shows that the A,
net earnings of his company for 1892 ,.a...
+ show an increase of about 100 per cent ,r
g. as compared with the record of business olo.,s
for the same time during 1891, -
a During the past ten days nearly a fellow
" hundred dagoes have passed through pladp'
= this city their way to western and -,
northwestern Kansas. If Kansas was 0oni.nu
II net already ruined that would go hard OF adVel
:. with her.-Ransas City (hausds) Gazette ward to
From December 14th 1 will take 49,. 49,
e. cabinet photos for So per dozen, your no''' r.
" picture silk handkerchief or twenty their In
five postage stamp size free with each with c
dozen. Standing photos So so per dozen Again,
b, without stamp size Gallery back of vavs n
= Griffan & Homan's drug store. Mrs. L. =
G. Ross & Co., Ellis, Kansas. .eh'
- Christu
~ The good looking editor of the every c
" Winona Clipper gives public utterance present
to his, apparently, hopeless and desolate differen
d situation in the following: little over cause il
IN two weeks more of leap year and no pro- other d
posals yet. Are we doomed for four may ha
years more? end in Y