Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-06-05
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Ed. Rea attended court at Russell
this week.
A. J. Gullett and J. NJ. Hoobler, of
Wilcox, were in town on Thursday.
Queer weather this. Cold one day
and hot the next.
VIM. Bower and family, of Collyer,
were in town on Tuesday.
Attorney Rathbone. of Hays City,
at tended court last Saturday.
Willard Rhule, of the south side.
was working for f. III. Burnham this
week.
Alfred S. Bailey, of Brownell, was
in town on Tuesday and paid us
friendly visit.
County Attorney Hutzel hied away
Tuesday morning. Whittier he goeth
nobody knoweth but rumor sayeth to
Hays City.
Postmaster Karaus, of Bosnia, show
ed us a picture of the High school
class photographed by him last Sat-
urday. 1t is excellent.
Mrs. VIM. Hiber and children left
Monday for Billings, Montana. Mr..
Hiber drove them to Norton where
they took the B. & NJ. r.. r.
Misses Hank, of Ellsworth, Bessie
Ellis. were the guests of Miss Cora
Bradshaw the first of the week.
farm near Scottsville, and the papers
say the judge has an ambition to be-
come the alfalfa king of northwest
Kansas Farmer.
A patient who was brought into a
London hospital recently, on being
told that his leg was fractured
breatheo sigh of relief and said in
devout tones: ''Thank God, it isn't
broken"
Not only piles of the very worst
Hazel Salve, but eczema, scalds, burns
bruises, boils, ulcers and all othel
skin troubles can be instantly reliev
ed by the same remedy. Jones & Glib
son.
We notice in some of our exchanges
statements to the effect that A. III
Ellis is a candidate for a federal
judgeship in some territory, or fol
the nomination for judge in this dis
trict. There is not the least founda
tiOn for either rumOr.-BelOit Gazette
The man who has no enemies, has q
record to be ashamed of. A man ac.
cumulates more enemies in doing
right than in doing wrong. People
have contempt for thief or drunk
ard, and hate a man who does right
and minds his own husiness.-Atchi-
son Globe.
On the morning of July next
stripes will go out in the Kansas pen
itentiary. New uniforms similar to
those worn by cadets will be worn
This change will no doubt add great
respectability to prison life and make
the penitentiary a much more deSira
BILE resort. Russell Springs Clipper.
Last Monday evening Miss Cora
Bradshaw entertained a number o1
friends at her home in honor of guests
from Ellsworth and Ellis. Music anC
cards were INDUCED in until a late
hour when refreshments were served
Miss Bradshaw is charming hostes:
and all pronounced an enjoyable time
| The contract for the building OF
our bank has been let and work com
menced, ChaS. A. Button of Fort Col
lins is the contractor. The manager:
of the bank will be L. r. Brooks, pres
| ident, and j e. Bonifield, cashier. L
r. Brooks is one of our most prOmi
nent and energetic business men, an6
his ambition is to advance his OwT
and the interests and prosperity o1
the town and surrounding country
Mr.. Bonifield is a practical bank mar
from Bloomington, Illinois, and come:
with most excellent credentials. He
is man of superior intelligence an6
1 is possessed of a fine practical bust
ness education. L. r. Brooks has
purchased the adjoining lot to the
bank site and will erect a handsome
brick store building in the neal