Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-03-30

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old fashioned exchanges that prints
pay locals upside down.
F. P. Clark, of Adair, was transact
ing business at the county seat the
latter part of last week.
According to the Jewel county pa
pers wheat will not be very good
crop in that locality this year.
No nominations having been made
for city officers in Ellis the old officers
will hold over for another year.
Nick Reddig, a former resident of
Wa-Keeney, committed suicide at
Byers, Col. by cutting his throat.
Judge Monroe returned the first of
the week from his visit to Iowa. Mrs.
Monroe will remain awhile longer
Henry Cutler, w. A. Eppler, Rolla
Clack and Joseph Runyon, of the east
side, were in Wa-Keeney Thursday.
The next meeting of the Northwest
Kansas Medical association will be
held at Oakley on Tuesday, April 23d.
The Odd Fellows of Wallace county
will celebrate the anniversary of Odd
Fellowship at Sharon Springs on April
26.
At Lacrosse the republican caucus
last week nominated two women for
council mem and one for the office of
police judge.
We believe that the general, if not
universal sentiment of our people is
in favor Of the return of Rev. Johnson
to this charge.
The Graham county delinquent tax
list occupies almost solid page of
space. Our list when set up will
make about a column.
On account of our favorable winter
there seems to be little demand for
feed. Good hay sold on our streets
this week for So ton.
Mrs. Baer and daughter left Thurs
day evening for her home in Chicago
after an extended visit here with her
sister Mrs. j. G. Martin.
Mrs Minnie VanBrunt was found
guilty by jury in justices court at
Hill City last week of the charge of
disposing mortgaged property.
It does seem like money thrown
away to have jail in this county.
We never use it ourselves but ou1
neighbOrs borrow it occasionally.
1t is thought by many that Warden
Chase, of the state penitentiary, is
the right man in the right place, but
he ought to be wearing a striped suit
Mrs. Medium arrived here last Fri
day and now has her lunch counter in
running order ready to feed the hun
gry.-New Cambria (Mo.) Independ
| ent.
Hays City is evidently feeling the
reiuvenating influence of spring time
This weeks Sentinel says IAN enter
tainment is in view for the near flu
ture."
Grant Marshall, A. c. Lord and S
d. Thompson will be the judges Of
our city election and J. B. Allison anC
j. II. Poffenberger will serve in the
capacity of clerks.
Nearly all women have good hair
though many are gray, and few are
bald. Halls Hair Remover restore.
the natural color, and thickens the
growth of the hair.
Chas. Shinquin has been notified
that his pension has been cut off. Mr.
Shinquin is in very poor health, ad
vanced in years and this will be ;
serious matter to him.
1t was an Ellis girl who paralyzeC
the grocer by calling for twenty-five
cents worth of paralyzed sugar, three
pounds of desecrated Goldfish and /;
can of condemned milk.
Col. S. S. Reynolds was suddenl,
and seriously stricken at his home il
Grainfield last Monday. DR.. Jone
was telegraphed for and at last &C
counts he was improving.
1t was rumOred last Wednesday
that there was a real, live congress
man in our city. Understand tina
we don't make this statement as
fact, at least not in it's entirety.
We have placed a large order TO
boots and shoes, of latest and newes
styles, and to make room for then
we offer you our present stock at cost
G. G.. BEsToR.
Rev. and Mrs. Jordan and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Blossom went down to Wa-Kee
ney Saturday night and staid cOupl
of days to help in the protracted meet
ings being held there. = Oakle.
Graphic.
The following from the Hays Cit
Sentinel demonstrates that heis men
tally constructed on the broad CuaOe