Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09

THURSDAY.
Except Trego county everything
went republican this year except Mis-
sissippi and Virginia.
NoTICE-AH parties are warned not
to herd any stock on the northwest
quarter of section 80, township 13
south, range a west. Henry Weise,
owner.
An official tabulated statement of
our county election will appear next
week The vote was canvassed too
late for us to get it for this issue
Miss Bessie Ferris pleasantly en-
tertained about twenty of her young
friends last Saturday evening Cards
and games were played. All present
report good time.
A. H. Latin, of Pawnee City, Ne
braska, was in Wa-Keeney this week
and attended the Shorthill- Walker
wedding Mr.. Latin is in the mer-
camille business and reports trade
good.
James Coleman and family, of Ellis,
visited his brother Thomas, foreman
of the east section, last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. James Coleman are the
proud posses5ors of pair of twins
boy and girl-the pride of Ellis.
The Rt. Rev. Frank r. Millspaugh,
of Topeka, will preach in the Baptist
church on Monday evening, November
18th at I o'clock. After services a re-
ception will be given at the Ferris
house to which the public are invited
All members of Wa-Keeney Camp
of Modern WoOdmen are requested to
be present at the next meeting of the
camp. Work in second and third de-
grees. Camp will meet for next three
months on second and last Thursdays
of each month.
We inadvertently omitted last
week to mention the death of Colonel
w. p. Montgomery. of Hays City. Mr..
Montgomery was well known here and
was much respected by all for his
genial good nature and many excellent
qualities.
Report Of Valley school for month
ending November /, 1895: Number of
daysstaught, 20; Number of pupils en-
rolled, IA; average daily attendance,
III. Names of those neither absent
nor tardy, Ella Bryant, Hugh Won
ner, Sarah Chalk, Susie Chalk. Wis
itors, 5. Bertha E. Morgan, Teacher.
Report of school in District No. 80
for month ending October "a, 1895:
Number of pupils enrolled, 10; average
attendance, 80: neither absent nor
tardy, Pauline Schuman, Dora Schu-
man; not absent but tardy once, Lena
Thornton. Visitors, 2. Ollie Mus
grave, teacher.
Report of school in district % for
month ending November 1, 1895:
Number of pupils enrolled, Z; average
daily attendance, 9.6; number of days
taught, 20; number of cases of tardi-
ness none; number of visitors, l. Roy
Johnson and Charley Colberg were
neither absent nor tardy during the
month. Blanche G. Mapes, Teacher.
Report of Ogallah school for the
first month, beginning October 18th
and ending November 1st: Number of
pubilS enrolled, II; number of visit
orr, /; per cent of attendance. 81. pu-
pills neither absent nor tardy: Matte
Mapes and Vena Morris; Grace David
son tardy once, present during whole
month. Mrs. Hunt.
Lou Gleason severed his connection
with George /. Verbeck's store about
a week ago. Lou is a good boy, an
obliging and accommodating clerk
and, during his three years clerkship
made many friends in Wa-Keeney
and vicinity, who will miss his pleas
ant smiles. Tuesday evening he de-
parted for Salina to take a business
course in the Kansas Wesleyan. Lou
has bright future before him.
Last Sunday Sheriff Shaw went to
Woodson with warrant for the arrest
of a young man by the name of Lane.
who is charged with seduction, his
victim being a Miss Robinson. On
arriving at Woodson he found the
fellow had gone to Wa-Keeney. He
Immediately telegraphed the sheriff
of Trego county, describing the party
wanted. On Monday Shaw received
notice to come Immediately. that his
man was safe in Jail. He started on
Tuesday morning for Wa-Keeney to
bring the young man here for trial.
Later: Before Shaw arrived at Wa
Keeney the sheriff had turned him
loose and he had racked out without
even telling where he was going to
STOP Stockton News.
On September 2, we went up to
Chapman to attend the opening ex-
erciseS of the Dickinson county high
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