Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-07-25
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Pop speaking next Wednesday.
A horse buyer was in town this
week.
Several boxes of cigars have been
bet on the election.
Attend the school meeting next
afternoon.
John Sims and son Robert visited
in Grainfield and Sheridan county the
first of the week.
QForeman Bristow, of the Forestry
station, was in the city on Thursday
and paid US friendly visit.
DR.. Raffington, the Ellis dentist.
will be in Wa-Keeney July 31st and
August 1st. Collyer August 18th.
The stockmen of northwest Kansas
will meet to-day in Wa-Keeney to or
ganize Stockmen's Protective assoc
citation.
Next week we will give our many
and valuable readers story edited by
men on county affairs.
Mr.. Clendenen, cashier of the Nc
Cracker bank. and a Mr.. Ryan, a cat
tleman, of Rush county, were in Wa
Keeney Monday and Tuesday on land
office business.
A number of the friends of Miss
Maggie Walker received, the first of
the week, cards announcing that she
will be married next Wednesday at
Rock Island, Ill.
The Northwest Kansas Editorial
association passed through Wa-Kee-
ney on last Saturday evening bound
for Denver and Salt Lake. 1t was Il
jolly crowd of editors.
There will be preaching at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening at the usual hour.
Subject of morning discourse: Home
Missions" All are welcome.
Frank Inscho left Tuesday evening
for Denver where he will embark in
the '!hot tamolla'' business. AS
the weather is warm he preferred an
upper birth on the Pullman.
The work being done in the court
house park shows intelligence and I'M
Outstanding in tree culture, and we
predict that good results will be
plainly apparent within the next year.
Pat. O'Toole, of Banner, was in our
city last Saturday and made ''divy"
with us which we highly appreciate.
He informed US that he had so acres
of corn that will fill his cribs to over
flowing.
Taken up-At my ranch about IL
miles north of Wa-Keeney, on July /,
bay more, about : years old, weight
can have same by paying for notice.
j. L. Franklin.
J. L. Cook, editor of the Cove Coun-
ty Gazette, would like to warm his
ShinS, at the expense of the state, this
winter at Topeka. He has announced
HIIlISCII do a CtHIiudtc IOi I6 pI SStHuo
tive of Cove county.
Editor Brettle and wife, of Ellis,
passed through Wa-Keeney on last
Saturday evenings train enroute to
Denver and Salt Lake City. They
were the guests of the Northwest
Kansas Editorial association.
Beginning with next Monday our
school ma'ams will be with us for four
weeks in attendance on our county
normal. They are most welcome and
are entitled to the right of way dur
ing their sojourn in our midst
The Republican party of Trego
was never in better fighting trim or
more intensely in earnest than they
are to-day. If the party makes judi
cious nominations the election of the
entire county ticket is absolutely as
sured.
Editor Kinney, of the Oakley
Graphic, would like the nomination
as the Republican candidate for rep
reSentatiye of Logan county. Kinney
is young man of integrity. is good
fighter and a true-blue Republican.
If the Republicans of Logan county
are wise they will nominate Kinney,
and he will be elected by good ma
jority.