Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-09-03

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n Ws.Ksensy Thursday.
/ q = Cosby. editor Of the Hoxie
ESestssel. came down Friday morning.
~. n. coz. Of Wyoming, nls, called
yesterday and renewed his subscription.
Squire Mckinley. Of Ogallah. has
heen marketing wheat in Wa-Keeney this
week.
Mrs. A. B. Gilchrist, OF Ottumwa,
iowa, is visiting her niece, Mrs. r. c.
Wilson.
EUncle William Blackwill, OF Quinter,
was the guest Of A. C. Lord last Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Mary Bundy has charge Of q
station in Nebraska. Her friends will be
pleased to hear this.
IL. s. Myerly, trustee of Collyer town.
ship. was in the city between trains last
Wednesday evening.
i-"What glorious summer evenings
yen have here remarked friend from
the east one day last week.
Miss Lizzie Klee, formerly of this Vi
entity, but now of Ottumwa, Iowa, is vis-
iting with the family of Edward Chalk
Parties wishing to buy first class
steel windmills and towers should give
L. Schmitt a call before buying else
whore.
IT. r. Brooks and family, of Grain
field, attended the MARSHALL Cortright
nuptials.
Rev. Geo. Pierson, who has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. A. 81. Blair, re-
turned to his home in Texas the first of
the week.
An alliance meeting has been called
for September 10, at Opera hall in Wa
Keeney. See announcement by the
secretary.
We hope to be able to give some.
thing definite next week regarding the
Harvest Home and Campfire. The
committees are all at work.
Miss Lottie Marshall who has been
having charge Of station and telegraph
Office at Powells, Nebraska, came home
Wednesday evening to attend the we'd
ding and for visit.
The Misses Allie and Nellie Tbwn,
two young lady teachers recently from
Illinois, called at this Office last Saturday
and procured copies of the WORLD to
send to their eastern friends.
Among those from the country whom
we noticed in attendance on the Marshall
fortnight wedding were: Mr.. and Mre.
G. 81. Nef. D. Pershing, w. FL. Dolns,
Elihu Netf, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Griffith
and Mss Mary Clark.
"A. T. Greenwood was down town
Thursday for the first time since his re-
cent illness. He was looking badly but is
now on the mend and with care will soon
be ready for bueiness again. His friends
were all much pleased to see him around
again.
!. y. l.. Morton. formerly station agent
at this place, writes from Norway, Repub-
lie county. Kansas, for the WORLD. From
the letter head we learn that he is now
engaged in general merchandising, lum-
Der, grain, coal, etc. Mortons many
friends here will be glad to hear from
him.
-Oa behalf of our better half we &C
knowledge the gift Of some of the most
lusious grapes we have ever seen. They
we're Of the Concord variety, quite large,
and, We had almost forgotten to mention,
were grown in Wa-Keeney, which causes
us to appreciate them all the more. Mrs.
81. j. lille was the kind donor.
u. Roll, A. ]. Rice, John Meyer and
Fred. Mohl, all of Adrian, MIMI, were in
our city and county this week. Mr..
Roll became the possessor of 800 acres of
Trego county soil, Mr.. Meyer a like
number of ecres and Mr.. Rice. purchased
three quarter sections. j. B. Hogan.
Close Bros. resident agent, made the
sales.
Notice.
There will be meeting Of the Trego
county F. A. & I. q. at opera hall in
Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on Saturday, Sep
ts,nber 10th, at O'Clock p. m.
D. L. CoUNTRYMAN, Secretary.
The Right Way in Things.
Bah In tho st. Louis Republic.