Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-06-19
WA-KEENEY, KANS., JUNE 49, 1897

cleo IN The Holmes mouse.
o. A. Ccrtright sold three Jone
headers last week which will be used i
helping cut the immense crop in TIRE
go this year.
Ellis. Hill City, Russell. Cove CITY
Russell Springs, Sharon Springs an
Ness City will celebrate the Fourt
in grand style.
Chas Sellers and Misses McVey AM
Cox drove to Co4lyer last Saturda
evening and attended the commence
ment exercises.
James Drummond is treating hi
restaurant to new coat of paint in
side and out which adds very much t,
its appearance.
A wheelman arrived in town Wed
nesday from Buffalo. \. Y, bound 70
Denver. He had been on the roa6
since the 9th of May.
DIR. Browne. the Russell dentist
will be at the Ferris house. June 2
to 26 inclusive, prepared to do al
kinds of dental works.
E. w. O'Toole, the big fruit mar
south of Collyer, was doing business
with our merchants last SATURDAY.. II,
reports good prospects for fruit
Rev a. L. Hobbs. of Quinter, was
in the city last Tuesday having hi.
buggy repaired by Jesse Courtney. He
reports Mrs. Hobbs in poor health.
Children's dav at the NJ. E. church
Sunday evening was a very enjoyable
affair. The house was crowded.: the
program well arranged and all part.
well executed.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. @. Bestor and Mr.. and Mrs
George Baker attended the Law Rey.
nolds wedding at Grainfield last Wed.
nesday evening.
Chas. SteInberger. representing
Carl Hoffman, wholesale and retail
dealer in pianos and organs. of Kan
sas City and Leayenworth, was in the
city on Thursday.
Supt. Peacock, Register of Deeds
Cross and son Walter. Kinds Swig-
gett and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Deatrich
the Collyer commencement
exercises last Saturday.
Theo. Courtney left us a nice lot of
cherries grown on his farm near Ban
ner last Saturday. They are as nice
IS those sold on our market for 10
.nntS nor INV
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Sommeryille
ire now residents of Wa-Keeney. hav-
ng moved in to their own home va
ated by E. A. Rea on Wednesday,
Ne welcome them into our midst.
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We are indebted to O. w. Lahman
Of nice mess of new potatoes left
t this Office last Wednesday. He in
us that he had new spuds at
is house since the first of June. Who |
an beat this?
Jake Altman and E. NJ. Wagner, of /
iverside, were in Wa-Keeney, Fri /
ay, and paid WORLD an appreciative
H. They are highly pleased and I
lid prospects for all kinds of crops
ere immense.
Children's Day will be observed at
lie Presbyterian church Sabbath
orning, June Goth at 1890 a. m. The
lbbath school and church services
i'll be combined. A cordial invita-
on is extended to all to be present.
Daniel Pershing, one of our most
oSperous farmers, has erected a new
lrn on his farm southeast of town
x40 with IA foot posts. George Hunt
as the boss carpenter. and says it is
e of the best barns in the county. :
Not only piles of the very worst
nd can be cured by DeWitt's Witch ,
azel Salye. but eczema, scaldS, burns.
uises. boils, ulcers and all other :
in troubles can be instantly reliev- ,
by the same remedy Jones & Glib !,