Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-10-29

The w O. T. T. will meet Thurs
day, November 3, at $3.50 D. m ia the
NJ E. church Isabella Cook, presi-
dent; Emma Hotel. secretary.
FOR SALE-16o acres of land adj
joining the farm of Mike Richards
near Ogallah. For particulars en-
Quire of A w Newman at the Far
mers' Home.
! Monday evening this vicinity was
visited by genuine snow storm
snow falling to the depth of about an
inch but nearly all disappeared Tues
day.
T. ID. Hinshaw and bride went to
Logan, Phillips county. last Friday.
returning Sunday and on Monday
they went to their home south of
town.
Mr.. Arthur. representing the SELF
Schwab Shoe Co., the largest shoe
house in the world, was in town last
week and sold large bill of shoes to
c. G. Bestor.
L. G.. johnson and family departed
| "Wednesday evening for Denver where
they will make their future home.
Frank Barber nas rented their place
on Big creek.
F. II. Burnham is repairing his pas
ture fences and preparing his build
ings on the old Captain Welch place
for the winter. He says it pays to
! look after stock in time.
hi (ac-
sisted by Rev Glasscock of Cincinna-
I'll, Ohio, closed last Sunday night
one of the most joyous and successful
revivals ever held in Wa-keeney.
Clifford Baker and James Drum
mond returned Monday from Omaha.
here they had been taking in the
sights at the exposition. They were
highly pleased with the exhibition.
We're busted but We'll wager two
years subscription (if we can find some
fellow who has silver dollar that
Stanley will be elected and that we'll
get majority of the county offices
Rev. Hickman of Collyer was in the
city Thursday. Mr.. Hickman spent
last week at his old home in Missouri
and says Missouri is a nice place but
western Kansas is good enough for
him.
! E. w. O'Toole was in the city We'd
more sections for pasture. This will
make four sections he has. Ned, as
he is called, thinks it is cheaper to
fence than herd.
Alex Sellers has bought three rooms
of the Conger house and has made a
bid on the Damn lots. Alex says he
is tired paying rent and wantsa home
he can call his own. That's right
Alex, we admire your pluck.
A. p Lawrence and family departed
Wednesday morning for Logan. Phil
! lips county, where they intend to
make their future home. We are
sorry to lose this good family but wish
them godspeed in their new home.
c. NJ. Bell, our candidate for repre-
sentative, was in town last Thursday
morning. He is making a vigorous
and successful canvass. He and his
numerous friends expect him to be
elected. So do some others we can
name.
Emery Cass of the North Saline
transacted business in the city Wed
nesday and called at this office to
lick the s'devil''-he being absent he
changed his mind and made our peck
cts jingle by setting his paper ahead.
Thanks.
In 1891, John A. Nelson beat S. NJ.
Hutzel for county attorney. In 1896,
HutZel defeated Nelson. This is Mr.
Ms year to win. 1t would be pity
to break up the routine and elect Mr..
H. outof turn and the voters of Trego |
are not going to Go it.
CoLLYER MEETING-I will COM
mence a series of meetings at the
Congregational church at Collyer next |
Monday night. Rev. E. E. Gunckel in |
charge. All are cordially invited to |
attend. Meetings will commence at |
7:3O o'clock. F. c. Griffith. pastor.
Affable John Connor of Colono paid |
this office visit on last Tuesday. and |
stated that he was about to move on
to the Captain Fouts place and turn
his place over to his brother. Charlie. |
who intends to place bride in the |
residence. He is tired of patching.