Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-12-11
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Fresh pork at Bakers.
Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at R1ker'S

Good fresh beef at Bakers
Dug Martin left Thursday morning
for Nebraska
VIM. Walsh, of Collyer. was in the
city on Monday
For dolls, books, toys and novelties
go to Cortright's.
Read Moore's new adj and profit
thereby-there by
You will be surprised to see the
display Cortright has.
December wheat advanced 9 cents
in Chicago, Thursday.
James Glenn was in town Tuesday
after coal and lumber.
n. Redmond, of Banner, was trad
ing in town last Monday
Mark Hanna's supplement arrived
on time. Read it carefully.
Theo. Courtney, of Banner, visited
with his family. Wednesday.
Sheriff Lynn sports a new buggy
bought of Burnhan, Tuesday.
Charlie Rogers, of Wilcox, was a
county seat visitor on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sellers are domi-
ciled in w. S. HarriSOn'S house.
Elihu Neff bought new Mitchell
wagon of Burnham last Saturday.
Willard Rhule, of Franklin, deliv-
cred wheat to Burnham on Tuesday.
Sam and Alex Harvey, of Ogallah,
hauled wheat to town on Wednesday.
Joe Spena was buying furniture and
other neceSSaries in town, Wednesday.
L. Larson, of near Collyer, was in
the city Tuesday and took out lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed LaRue. of the Sa-
line, were shopping in town last Tues
day.
For sale = 4-year-old fresh mich
cow Gentle to milk lead w =
Mead.
Bob Forester and family occupy
the old Cowick property north of Mrs.
Stonex.
George Baker was out to Banner on
Tuesday after beef cattle to feed the
hungry.
w. f. SJranahan was in the city on
Tuesday with a load of hay for A. j.
Johnson.
Mrs. Countryman was in the city on
Wednesday contracting turkeys for
Christmas.
Abe Frakes arrived Saturday even
ing from IA trip to Oklahoma and the
Indian Territory.
Jesse Courtney took in the sights
at Banner last Tuesday. returning
home on Wednesday.
Hon. James Reeder and Judge Mon
roe, of Hays, passed through Wa-Kee-
Dey, MOnUdy evening.
Cortrght can save you money in his
line He buys from the leading firms
and his prices are right.
Moore's Cash Store has introduced
an innovation. They have set apart
each day as Bargain Day."
f. Schwanbeck moved the old Weber
house onto his ranch Thursday. 1t
took thirteen teams to pull it.
Mr.. mccarthy, the Wa-keeney cattle
king, was very pleasant caller at the
WORLD office last Monday evening.
There will be Episcopal services at
the Baptist church next Sunday at /
a. IN. and p. M, by Rev. Lee, pastor.
DR.. Jones made professional visits
to Grinnell, Buffalo Park, Cheyenne
Wells, Waldo and Salina, this week.
Mr.. Hartsfeld. of near Collyer, was
tranSacting business in the city We'd
neSday and made us an appreciative
call.
G. j. Ferris thinks prosperity has
struck this neck of the woodS-judg-
ing from the amount of furniture he
is selling.
Ernest Jesse, of Franklin township.
transacted business with our mer-
chants, Wednesday. He made us a
pleasant call.
Mrs. Carr, of Denver, who is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chalk,
was in town Tuesday looking for a
house to rent.
There will be preaching at the Ogal-
lab school house on the evening of
December 18th. by Rev. G. S. Shelf
field, of Topeka.
Bruce Furbeck was at the hub last
Wednesday interviewing our mer-
chants and contracting to furnish
Christmas turkeys.
Uncle Jim Powers, the Democratic
war horse of Collyer township, was
shaking hands with his friends in the
city last Wednesday.
Sigler and Courtney are doing a
land office business in the manufac-
ture of hay racks at their establish
mentS on the east side.
MARRIED-At the office of Probate
Judge Tunnel, Monday, December 6,
1S97-Mr. Thomas 0. Brabb, of East
Trego, and Miss Eta Haneke, of Ellis
county.
There are five aSDirantS for the