Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-10-24
Local Happenings.


Fresh oysters at Bakers at 81 cents
per quart.
Hon. Simon Motz, of Hays City.was
in town last Saturday.
Rev. j. W. Hickman. of Collyer,
was in town Monday.
Geo. /. Verbeck received carload
of fine apples the first of the week
Claus Schumann. of Ogallah. trans
acted business in Wa-Keeney WedneS-
day.
| Mrs. George Philip. of Hays City.
visited with Mrs. c. J. Ferris this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Phillip. of HAYS
City, visited Wa-keeney friends this
week.
| OThe ladies Of the Episcopal church
will serve hot dinner and supper on
election day.
Doctors Frank and Curt Morgan. of
Clay Center, Kan. are visiting DIR.
| and Mrs Jones.
| G. V. Kinney, the versatile editor
of the Oakley Graphic, was in Wa
Keeney last Wednesday.
| Genial Gene Woodruff, representing
the Hall Autograph company. spent
last Sunday in Wa-keeney.
J. B. Beal, of Grainfield. was in our
city last Wednesday on land business.
and took in Judge Ellis speech.
NoTICE-Mr. Browns photo car will
be in Wa-keeney until the 2Sth inst.
after which will leave for the winter.
III. j. Harwi, of Hill City, one of
the brightest young lawyers in western
Kansas, accompanied Senator Baker
TO Wa-Keeney.
| Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Grim
of the North Fork horse rancho, on
October 10, boy. Both mother and
child doing well.
| Everybody invited to attend the
Teachers Association meeting this
afternoon at the court house Pro-
gram in this issue.
This week we present to our read
ers another good supplement, filled
with good sound reading. Read it
and then hand it to a friend
| MIR. and Mrs. Grant Marshall gave a
dancing party to their MANY young
friends last Friday evening, which
was enjoyed by all those present.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening, at the usual
hours, by Rev. Brown, the pastor.
The official ballot will appear in our
ueXt issue, which will be gotten out
earlier than usual to insure delivery
all over the county before election.
Lew Escher has enlisted in the T.
s. cavalry service and is stationed at
Eft. KeOgh, Montana. He expects to
be transferred to the hospital corps.
Apples
at
Nerbeck's
| 75c
per buShel.
Miss Eta Plants is teaching in
District 43 and Miss Ollie Tague has
l.. II 80 Il, sNs,
All our schools are now contracted eX-
cept No. %.
Ed Griffith and daughter, Lou, were
in Wa-Keeney Thursday. Mr. Ct.
took in Senator Bakers able speech,
and expressed himself well paid for
his long drive.
The busiest place in town just at
present is Republican headquarters.
More business is transacted there
than Geo. 1. Verbecks store, but
George L. takes in the dough.
The Popocrat candidate for repre-
sentative was circulating in and
around Collyer Thursday. and re-
marked: IF dot 'ere VOC Yones vas
not in de campaign, l would be Sc
| lected.'
Hon. Harry Pestana, of Russell.
made sound and logical speech at
Collyer Thursday night The Wa
music. He will speak at Ogallah this
friday evening.
Rev. r. p. Stevenson will address
the people on the political issues at
Morgan school house, Monday, Octo-
Der 26, at p. m. He will also speak
at Galloway school house Tuesday
evening, the 9th.
School District No b has purchas-
ed and received the Pupils library for
1896. All our districts should do like
wise. The county superintendent
will gladly answer inquiries pertain
ing to such matters.
r. w. Stiner. of Denver, was in the
city last Tuesday. He owns the old
Chiffon quarter west of town. and
says his father and two sons will To-
cate in TregO in the spring and go in
to the cattle business.
Miss Affie Cox has resigned as teach
er in District No. 8, the Cortright
school, and Miss Belle Hopkins will
teach the balance of the term. Miss
Affie will be married to Dr. Wander
pool, of Cove City, soon.
Apples
Nerbeck's
15c
per buShel.
ChaS. E. Shinquin is the Republican
candidate for trustee of Collyer town
ship. He is an old soldier and an old
settler, and should receive the support
is in every way competent to fill the
office.
This is no joke: We will chronicle
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