Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-03-07

Snow the first of the week.

Snow The nrSt or the week.
The snow departed last Thursday.
For SALE Cottage organ for cash.
Apply to Mrs. Gregory.
Rev. Lee, of Manhattan, will hold
Episcopal services at the Baptist
church next Sunday at IL a. m. and
p. m. All are invited.
L. S. Myerly, John Connor, Lou
Morrell, Adolph Swanbeck and Her
man Erichs represented Collyer town
ship at the county seat Thursday.
NOTICE To neighbors = You are
hereby notified to keep your stock off
the east quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 2O-13-23. Leonard
Hinshaw.
Mrs. Bessie Mccoy, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelly, for the past two months,
left Wednesday morning for Keokuk,
Iowa, her home.
Kerfus, the young man who was
convicted at the last term of the Ellis
county district court, for highway
robbery and assault, is making furni-
ture at the pen.
We heard an Oakley schoolboy COM
planning the other day because his
teacher would not let the boys kiss the
girls at recess. He said the girls
didn't care. -Oakley Graphic.
There was a dance at the Fairview
school house last Friday evening.
The boys report a pleasant evening
and all had jolly good. time. A num-
Der Of Wa-Keeneyites attended.
There are at present four young
ladies acting as agents for the Union
Pacific on the main line west of juno
tiOn City. They are stationed at
Bavaria, German, Walker and CollYer.
DR.. A. B. Jones, of Wa-Keeney,
passed through town, Sunday, on his
way to John Lafferty's, to render med
ical attendance to Mrs. Lafferty, who
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A. j. Johnson, of Banner, was in
Wa-Keeney Friday. He informed us
that he had received an increase of Sc
per month pension and $3.50 back pay.
He will move to Wa-Keeney shortly.
Died-At the home of her uncle, J.
j. Karaus, at Bosnia, on Monday,
March 2, Mamie Nachezel, aged
years. The remains were shipped
Tuesday morning to Burdette, Iowa.
Marred-At the residence of @. f.
Hawkes., near Banner. on Sunday,
March 2, 1896, by Rev. WaldrOp-
Charles Riggs and Frances Hawkes..
We wish the happy couple long life
and prosperity.
Political item from the Quinter Re
publican: "R. L. Cox, of Grinnell,
stopped in on his return home from
attending court at Wa-Keeney, yes
terday, and 'chinned' US relative to
the political issues of the day."
"Col" Sellers, our popular draYman,
/ has purchased a gramaphOne and will
entertain the public in the store room
one door south of Streets hardware
soon. The gramaphOne is superior to
the photograph. The music is
sweeter, louder and more distict.
The irrigation well at the state
station is nearly finished. 1t will be
ready for the pump next week. We
are informed that vein of water was
struck in this well that was not found
in the first one. There will doubtless
be plenty of water for the purposes of
the station.-Oakley Graphic.
A report that is receiving consider
able credence is that new time table
will go into effect that will reduce the
running time from Kansas City to
Denver from Is hours and As minutes
to Is hours. To aid them local plug
will be run from Kansas City to Sail
IA and thus reduce the number of
stops of the fast train.-ElliS Review
Headlight.