Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-03-23

According to the Almanac this is
spring.
Wanted-To buy your fat hogs. F.
S. Diebold.
DR.. Jones made professional visit
to Morland Thursday
Elder Lee, of Salina, held Episcopal
service in Wa-Keeney last Sunday.
E. D. Wheeler once more occupies
his homestead on the outskirts of the
city.
w. S. Roark, attorney from Sharon
Springs, was in our city the first of
the week.
Banner was represented at the coun-
ty seat last Wednesday in the person
of Patrick Wynn.
Rev. Bracken occupied his pulpit in
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and evening.
Clearance sale of boots and shoes at
Bestor's. Everything must go to
make room for new goods.
One of c. w. F. Streets fine black
colts committed suicide by the rope
route one night this week.
Collyer base ball club played the
Quinter Blues last Saturday. Score
was to in favor of COllyer.
Another fine snow last Tuesday
We make this announcement for the
benefit of our foreign readers.
w. F. Swiggett, the merchant tailor,
of Collyer, was in Wa-Keeney We'd
nesday and took several orders for
spring suits.
There was preaching at the MethO-
dist, Baptist and Presbyterian
churches last Sunday and large con-
gregations at each place.
It was an AtchisOn doctor who, in
giving in the returns of the death of
a man aged y, gave the cause of his
death as cholera infantum.
n. A. Voss, the champion chess
player of Kansas, and one of the best
photographers in the state was in Wa
Keeney a couple Of days this week.
The revival meetings were we'll at
tended this week. Several parties
from Oakley were present and quite
number from the country attended
regularly.
Rev. James, Rev. Hobbs, d. E. Pen
dergrass and HI. S. Givler took the
master workman degree last Tuesday
night and are now in full membership
in the A. O. U. w.
The Hays City Republican says:
ED. Rea, our court stenographer,
amt bit stuck up if he is handsome.
He worked out his poll tax in Wa
Keeney last week"
DR.. Jones expects to furnish Wa
Keeney with fruit and vegetables this
summer. He has half bushel of
dried apples that he will plant as soon
as it becomes dark Of the moon again.
Mrs Nj. E. Alsop has been in Hays
City this week in attendance on her
daughter Mrs. G. E. Remington,
who is dangerously i'll. Mrs. Reming-
ton formerly lived in Wa-Keeney and
is well known here.
Among the cases that have been
transferred from the Supreme court
to the northern division of the APP
pellate court are T. j. r. Perry VS.. j.
B. Hogan, sheriff and Wade Warren
VS.. George Baker, sheriff.
Report Of school in district II for
the month ending March s: Number
enrolled 10: attendance "a. Neither
absent nor tardy, Nora Grove; tardy
but not absent, Roy and Thomas It'd
ball. p. HI. Smith, teacher.
Some of our exchanges are advertis-
ing Lacrosse because A. Hoss is max
ing boots and shoes down there. That
is nothing. In Wa-Keeney we have a
Baker who is butcher, a Butcher
who is farmer, Fuller for black
smith, a Cross man for register of
deeds, Peacock for county superin-
tendent, and an Altman for sheriff.
Hill City had a fire last week
and the Garrett block burned to the
ground. Material belonging to the
Peoples Advocate was destroyed to
the value of $500. Loss on the build
ing is estimated at $4,000 with no in
surance. The fire was caused by the
explosion of a lamp which was heat
ing an incubator.
The new fish law of Kansas provides
it will be unlawful to catch fish
by any other means than by hook and
line at any season of the year, and
that from April to July l it will be
unlawful to catch fish in any manner.
The violation of this law is punisha-
BILE by fine of not less than $40 or i'm
nriSnnmant in the county iail for