Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-03-02
County Correspondence.
ADAlR ADvlcEs.
MENDOZA, Feb, &c, 1895.

John Clark was eighteen years of
age last Monday.
Some of the young folks were at E..
Griffith's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark were up to
see his parents on Sunday.
G. III. Douglass had a horse badly
cut by barb wire on Monday.
Frand Howe was down in the south
west country the first day OF the
week.
| Rev. F. III. James preached on Sun
day at the school house to a small
audience.
Judd d. Rippey and family, of Ellis,
were the guests of Frank Eaton over
Thursday night.
Robt. Musgrave is carrying a bad
cold around with him that he would
probably sell or trade at a bargain.
Rolla Clack, Glencoe teacher, and
a MIR. Hillman from the same neigh
Dor mood, attended the dance Friday
night.
G. w. LETTERS, who has been in poor
health for some time and worse lately
than usual, intends to start for the
east soon.
Miss Florence Hallock was out from
town on Wednesday to see her sister
m lrried and returned Thursday
morning.
Supt. A, S. Peacock was in Adair
visiting schools on Wednesday and
Thursday and stopped over night with
Aaron COckrell.
d. III. Horton is going to expert
ment some in the irrigation line this
summer. He expects to irrigate
garden and in time considerable
more.
III. NJ. Hallock has had such luck
lately in loosing his girls that he pro-
poses to i've WHAT'S left, so has got
Newfoundland pup that is warranted
to grow into the crOsSest kind of
dog.
The party at F. P. Clark's on Fri
day evening developed into a dance
and if every body did not thoroughly
enjoy themselves the writer ailed to
hear OF it. When "Doc' opens his
heart the young people can't help
having goOd time.
Miss May VIM who is teaching in
the north end of district 81 was in
ellis last Saturday to consult a pnysI-
clan. Her face has broIal out with
some kind OF rlSn, thought by tne
medical man to be a poison and which
her friends all hope is nothing serious.
Miss Flora A. FuSon's school in dis
trict 81 closed last S .turday. Misses
Marie Clark, Kate Howe, Messrs.
Frank and l.. e. Howe, John Clark, II.
Il. ID tvIdSOn, AMI joan MuSgrlVe were
present as visitors. Tnis was one of
the m Jst successful terms of school
ever taught in the district.
Mrs. Jennie Ginder closed a two
months term of school in district Is
last Friday, and entertained quite a
number of visitors on that day. She
commenced a three months spring
school in district IL Monday morning.
District Is will have two months
more under the tutelage of Mrs. III.
w. Griffith.
Ed. Orion and Miss Daisy failed to
get around Friday night. We have it
on good authority ed. himself) that
there are ABOUT fifteen other young
men standing around Mop with long
Ing looks and their hands in their
overallS while Ed. leads in the race
(you bet) and walks off with the per-
simmons, that's what.
Once again Inside of seven weeks
the services of Rev. q. H. Woodward,
of Ellis, were required at the residence
of III. NJ. HlllOck. this time it being
"Wednesday, February 20, 1895, when
he said the ceremony that made
George w. Scarlett, of Junction City,
and Miss Lulu NJ. Hallock, of Adair,
husband and wife. What we recently
said of the brides sister is equally APP
plicable to her. The groom is rail-
road man with headquarters at juno
tion City at which place they will re-
side. We sincerely hope they may
run safely along and be entitled to
the main track of the Happiness,
Good Health & Prosperity company
Ltd; may never be sideGracke1 at
Sorrowville or ditched at Adversely
embankment, but as a double head
extra make schedule time, avoid all
storms and blizZares and have moth
ing more serious than little squalls to
bo5ler t1en. They have the best
wi she's of all including your most
obedient
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