Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-03-09
Local Happenings.

Smoked shoulders 10c at Bakers.
Wa-Keeney is not any worse, thank
you.
Go to Bestors for your staple and
fancy groceries.
Sheriff Altman came up from his
ranch last Monday.
For SALE.-Base burner, cheap.
Inquire at this office.
A new line of Neckwear just re-
ceived at G. n. Gibson's.
G. N. Gibson has just received new
line of percale shirtings.
Abram Cross, of Glencoe, was in our
city the first of the week
Will Lawson has been suffering
with rheumatism for week or two
A China cup, saucer, plate and can
of good baking powder for SOC at
Fishers
Don't forget! l can save you 20 per
cent. on shoes. Don't miss this
". N. O1BSON.
Our school report was unavoidedly
crowded out this week for want Of
space. 1t will appear next week.
Porter Bartlett writes to friend
that there is more restitution and
suffering in Kansas City than in Trego
county.
To date, the wheat crop of 1895 is
safe in this locality. We are only
echoing the statement of many of our
most intelligent farmers.
The old saying that ''there is no
great loss without a little gain" has
proven true since the fire. We have
new cake of soap and new towel.
X. E. Willcockson, of Logan county
and George A. Clark, of Geary county.
have been appointed and confirmed as
members of the state board of chart |
ties.
One new case started in our district
court since last term. Unless some |
thing unforeseen happens there will |
probably be another one before next
session.
We have placed a large order for
boots and shoes of latest and newest
styles, and to make room for them
we offer you our present stock at cost.
G. G. BEsTOR.
A. ID. GilkersOn, of Hays City. has
been appointed appellate Judge of this
division. We are again reminded of
the old truism, ''All things comes to
him who waits"
Phil Troutfetter the religious edi-
tor OF the Colby Tribute, has evolved
the startling fact that the capital let
ter Il" occurs but twice in the Old
Testament and three times in the
New.
Judging from letter in last weeks
Gazette Rev. Hobbs, of our CITY,
thinks the Cove City folks are pretty
good people. From our limited ac-
quaintance we are constrained to con-
cur.
The A. O. Z. w. are having a num-
Der of accessiOnS to their order. We {
believe that no better or cheaper life
insurance can be obtained than is {
supplied to the members of this or t
ganizatiOn. '
The Cove City Gazette adyertises a !
Kansas City wholesale liquor house. :
Some of the unregenerated will surely :.
suspicion that Bro. Cook takes it out :
in trade-sOme who don't know him
as well as we do.
What we now desire above all
things is a good correspondent from :.
every neighborhood in the county. =
This is your paper and we hope you :
will so consider it and help us make it =
of general interest.
G. w. Staplin was in Wa-Keeney a
last Wednesday. Himself and family n
have been spending the winter in s.
Oklahoma and he expected to return
in few days, but says he will not re-
side there permanently. =,
The Winona Clipper and Logan h
County Banner are indulging in pleas fl
antrieS at each others expense. The c]
Banner gave Park r. Mitten, of the h
Clipper, an illustrated write up of u
three columns last week. m
1t was an inspiring sight to observe Ell
the official court stenographer for the b,
23rd Judicial district working out his G
poll tax this week. The Judge him. tt
self has been summoned to appear RI
next Tuesday with his little shovel W
and we would give weeks income to
be road overseer for a single day while n,
he discharges this little obligation to "