Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-06-26
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Harvest hands scarce.

Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.
Section hands in demand.
Good fresh beef at Bakers.
Picked pigs feet at Bakers.
Harvest commenced this week.
The tramp has the world under his
feet.
w. b. Cypher was in town on We'd
nesday-
Last Monday was the longest day of
the year.
Mrs. A. E. Sigler visited in Ogallah.
Thursday.
Jim Law returned from Nebraska,
Thursday.
G. A Hoar visited with his family
on Friday.
Some say four inches of water fell
Friday morning.
Barber Thompson sold a quarter of
land on Monday.
Wa-Keeney is a beautiful city.
Come and see her.
G. J. Ferris was on the sick list this
week with neuralgia.
@. n. Gibson made a business Tip
to Russell on Monday
DIR. Browne, the Russell dentist,
was in town this week.
T. J. Nixon and VIM. Hiber are
harvesting their wheat.
A. B. Redmond is cultivating corn
for Burnham this week.
II. Cutler. of Ogallah, was at the
county seat last Saturday.
Barber Poffenberger can extract
your whiSkerS without pain.
w. III. Albrecht. of Ogallah, was in
the county seat Wednesday.
A. Silver, of Brownell, was in the
county capital on Wednesday
Chas Street left Wednesday morn
ing for Ellis county to harvest.
Commissioners Barclay and Hin
shaw were in town on Wednesday.
n. Briggs and n. Redmond. of Ban
ner, were in the city last Saturday.
DR.. Bellows. the Kansas City opti-
clan. will be in Wa-Keeney, July 3ld.
The girls of Wa-Keeney are as pret-
ty as June peach-and this is no lie.
A. T. Holmes, of the south side, was
a Wa-Keeney visitor on Wednesday.
DIR. Raffington, the Ellis dentist,
will be at Ferris hotel, June %. % and
30
The rain we had last Monday even
ing gladdened the hearts of some far
merS.
G. G. Bestor received a large con-
| Signment of crCckery from Maine this
week.
Emery Cass, of the Saline, was do
| ing business with our merchants on
Monday.
| Harvest hands are in demand. An
| idle person has no excuse to offer for
not working.
There was quite an unprecedented
number of visitors and drummers to
our city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smith, of the
Saline. were trading with our mer-
chants on Thursday.
Frank Inscho took a top berth on
the Pullman Tuesday night bound for
Ellis county to harvest.
The Democrats of this county will
demand clerk and treasurer as the
price of fusion this fall.
The court house park is being prun-
ed this week which will add very
much TO its appearance.
Eek Allen and Harry Courtney were
repairing fence for Henry Hille a
couple of days this week.
Judge Monroe; of Hays, was in town
on Tuesday and left on the evening
train for Russell Springs.
Cheering news comes from all parts
of the county of plenty of moisture
and good crops of all kinds.
Chas Sellers and Oris McVey have
quit the section and have gone to
Ellsworth county to harvest.
Plano harvesting machines at Cort-
rights. $3.50 buys Jones header, the
lightest header manufactured.
Postmasters Alters, of Hoganville,
was in town Monday and Tuesday TAX
ing treatment with DIR. Jones.
Genial Joe Irwin, of Cedar Bluffs, |
called on us last Monday and deposit
ed dollar to help WORLD rotate.
Five thousand rolls of wall paper |
will be sold at prices to suit the times;
also window shades at Cortright's.
Some fine rains this week which it |
is thought will make the small grain. |
Nothing but hail will now injure it.
1t is thought by many that the !
small grain crop this year will be
larger than ever before in Trego |
county.
Miss Cosy Jones entertained large |
number of young friends last Monday |
afternoon. Ice cream and cake was
served.
The Senate has been making rapid |
frr hi n ri