Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-03-02

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Pure homemade lard at Bakers.
c. n. Gibson has just received a new
| line of percale shirtings.
Howard TiIlitson, of Hill City, was
in Wa-Keeney Sunday.
Kabs High Bust Black Corsets for
100, at G. n. Gibson's.
Farmers are busy sowing wheat and
blowing for spring crops.
Those Ladies' Shirt Waists are out
of sight, at G. n. Gibson's.
Commissioner Neff and wife spent
Wednesday at the county seat.
Commissioner CIPHER and family
were at the county seat Wednesday.
VIM. Bower, the merchant prince of
Collyer, was in WaKeeley Thursday.
w. E. Saum went to Kansas City
Thursday evening to meet Mrs.
Saum.
c. A. Hoar was initiated into the
mysteries of the Woodman Thursday
evening.
A China cup, saucer, plate and can
of good baking powder for 500 at
Fishers.
o. G. Wonder, of Hill City, was in
the city Sunday evening and Monday
morning.
Miss Dell Fuson, O. Emporia, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Nelson this week.
Don't forget! 1 can save you 20 per
cent. on s1oes. Don't miss this
opportunity. G. n. GIBSON.
F. w. Fisher has added a clean stock
of groceries to his bakery and invites
his friends to call.
New Gin yham Zeypher Outings and
prints, at c. n. Gibson's, at prices you
never boa gnt at before.
English sparrows have taken pos
session Of our opera block and sing,
when will it be rebuilt"
Clearance sale of boots AMI shoes at
BeStor'S. Everything must go to
make room for new goods.
Lee Monroe had the frame building
west Of Dr.. Jones' olice raplirai this
week. James u 1idru n 1id the work
Trustee Morgan, With a force o.
mel has beel grading this week on
the hills sol5l of toHl GA the Trego
Center road.
Hugh Tidball'5 little year old boy,
who was kicked by colt on the fore
head last Sunday a week ago, is gett
ing along nicely.
c. G. Brady orders his paper chang
ed from Slbetha, Kansas, to Kew
anee, ILL.,, and says he has good pay
ing position there.
C. J. Wood, one of our subscribers
from Butte, Montana, was in Wa
keeney this week and made final
proof on timber claim.
c. c. Bestor and G. n. Gibson occupy
the Schultz store room and have a
complete line of goods, and invite all
their friends to call.
Mrs. E. NJ. Waggoner, of Riverside
township, came to America on the
steamer Elbe wlich was lately lost in
tho n \ rliSr o}1n1aI
We have placed a large order for
boots AMI slooS of latest AMI newest
styles, and to make room for them
we offer you our present stock at cost.
G. G. BEsTOR.
A car of free coal was distributed
among the needy Of Collyer township
the first Of the week. T. G. Swiggett
and L. L. Fike had the coal in charge.
Profs. Rose and Nowlin, WHO gave
such eminent satisfaction last year,
will conduct the Trego county Nor
NAL of 1895, which will begin July p.
The Kansas Breeze intimateS its be-
lief in the theory that handsome men
never write smart things, which is
only sly way of admitting the SUI
perior homeIineSs of the Breeze edi-
tors.
James Medium and son left Friday
evening for Kansas City to join his
wife and son who are visiting there.
After short stay in Kansas city they
will go to New Cambria, Mo-, their
future home.
The city election will be upon US in
about a month. At this writing we
have not heard of any candidates with
aspirations for the Ollie unless it be
those who would be benefited from
holding positions as councilmen.