Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11

PendergraSS for the past two months,
departed Wednesday morning for OF
tawa, Kansas.
Last Wednesday two accidents oc-
Cured. One of Ed Chalk's little girls
had had her elbow dislocated and III.
F. Stimits little daughter had her col
lar bone broken.
DR.. Frank Morgan, of Riley Center,
was in town few days this week to
the delight of his many friends who
knew him when he used toreside here
in the early day.
Claud Henkel, a formerly of Wa
Keeney young man, came in last Mon
day morning for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Henkel.
Claud is located at Cripple Creek, Col.
We have heard it rumored- mark
you it was only rumOr for we have
been unable to locate any of the per-
sons participating there was
fishing party last Tuesday afternoon.
The I. 0. o. f. have a very neat
hall over the bank building. The
MasOns, WOrkmen and WOOdmen will,
we learn, also occupy the same, thus
reducing expenses during these hard
times.
Mrs. Harvey Penny, of Hays, spent
several days last week in Wa-Keeney,
the guest of Mrs. G. n Gibson. Mrs.
Penny was formerly Ella Magrane and
was employed as clerk in the q. S.
land office here for several years.
Don't wear false hair while it is
possible retain your own. Ayers Hair
Vigor, the best dressing, nouriShes
and invigorates the hair roots, cures
scalp diseases, prevents the hair from
coming out or turning gray, and pro-
notes new and luXuriant growth.
G. NJ Henkel, a practical watch
maker and jeweler, now of Cripple
Creek, Colorado. But one of our for
mer competent jewelers. of our city
has consented to do any work that is
left with him. He will be found first
door north of bank.
AS the strength Of a building de-
ponds upon the sOlidity of it's fOunda-
tion, SO health depends upon the con-
dition of the blood. To expel inn
purities and cause the vital fluid to
become vigorous and life-giying,
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most power
full and effective medicine in use.
Some of our young ladies organized
moonlight fishing party for last
Tuesday evening, on JohnsOn's lake
adjacent to the classic waters of Big
creek. Forgetting, however, to take
hooks and lines along, they enjoyed
themselves boating and had much
sport.
Rev. VIM. wilbur, of Winfield, will
occupy the pulpit of the First Bap-
fist church Sunday morning and even
| ing A cordial invitation is extended
to all christian workers to attend
these two services. Those who make
no profession come and hear what
may be said to the professors.
Report Of South DOwner school for
the month ending April 26: Number
Of pupils enrolled Is; average daily at
tendance ia; names Of those not abb
sent" Jennie Beall and Roy Rule;
names Of those averaging 95 or above
in scholarship. Roy Rule and Jennie
Beall; Roy Rule was neither absent
nor tardy. Visitors 6. Bertha e.
Morgan, teacher
Married, Wednesday, May 1st, Miss
Elsie Markell, of Ellsworth, to Harry
George, of Ellis, Kansas. Miss Elsie
is one of Ellsworth'S most accomplish
ed young ladies. The happy couple
left on the 4:10 train for their home
at Ellis.-EllSwOrth Reporter The
Reporter must have got the groom's
name wrong, as Harry George is a
married man with a family. We
learn, however, that Warren George,
whom everybody supposed was con-
frmed bachelor, is the happy man
Review-Headlight
The groom is Warmer George, of
TregO county, one of our most intelli-
gent and respected citizens.
The monotony was varied in Wa
Keeney last Saturday by a little
''scrap" between couple of citizens
of this township. We should, per
haps, not deem this occurrence worthy
of mention were it not on account of
the extreme rarity of breaches of the
peace of this character, it being several
years since we have heard of such a
thing in our city. We have had al
ways the reputation of being the most
quiet and orderly community in the
state and one little episode of this
nature will not change it. Neither. of
the parties was much injured and at
present writing peace and harmony
prevails as usual.
! A prominent lady at recent reform
! convention advocated the wearing of