Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-01-15
WA-KEENEY, KAN, JANUARY Is, 1898.
Fresh pork at Bakers.
Picked pork at Bakers.

| day.
A lot of good things crowded out
this week.
Surveyor Robinson was in the city
on Monday.
w. S. Gorrell is drilling well for F.
Schwanbeck.
| Jas. Drummond is candidate for
Odd Fellowship.
| Now turn to the "Cash Stores new
ad. and read it.
| Revival meetings at the NJ E.
church. Attend.
! Baker has some first-rate lard cans
he will sell cheap.
Trustee Perry, of Glencoe, was in
the city on Monday.
For Sale-Good secondhand saddle.
Apply to James Law.
Register Purcell was confirmed by
the Senate last Monday.
o. A. Cortright papered Ed. Grif-
fith's house in Adair this week.
Chas Sweet was trading with our
merchants the first of the week.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday and Monday.
Claus. Schumann, of the east side.
visited the county seat on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Carr and children de-
parted Wednesday evening for Denver.
Joe Lutters and Allan Mast, of the
the south side, were in town, Monday.
Items from Northwest Saline mis-
| laid Come again Messrs. Scribbler &
| Co.
John Saleen, one of our best far
/ L
/ Mondav
| Mr.. Austin. of Oakley, and Dick
Owen. of Collyer, were in the city on
Monday.
/ Did your hear the news from Ohio?
| 1t will he Senator Hanna for the next
seven years.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Redmond, of
Banner. were transacting business in
the CITY on Monday.
w. Il. CyDher and Frank Barber
made trip to Graham county on
Monday in search of corn.
Dr. A. Z. Browne, the Russell den
| tist will be at the Ferris house. JAN
uarv 24 to 27. prepared to do any work
in his line.
J. t. Gillian and wife. of Denver.
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Moe, this
week. He is looking for farm to
rent for a number of years.
| Some of our farmers had just finish
=! ed sowing wheat when the snow of
Tuesday night came. A few have not
finished but will quit perforce.
| George Cross took the train Monday
nj r1 for T.awraDca n with
his family who are there for the pur-
pose of educating their children.
The superiority OF Chase s. San
born's Teas and Coffees secured the
Worlds Fair contracts.
c. C. BEsTOR. Agent
Mr.. and Mrs Tatman, of Cripple
Creek. Cello, are visiting Mrs. J. N.
Kulp. Mr. Tatman has located on a
piece of school land near the Kulp
homestead.
W. A. Eppler and Joshua Musgrave,
of Ogallah, were in the city Monday
Ep. attended to some land business;
Josh attended the installation of his
kind of people.
A. p EIinshaw and E. B. Webb
/ nave DQu9nU the DullQlng on the - u
Peacock homestead and will move the
material of the basement and super
structure to their respective farms.
Uncle John Reynolds, of Banner.
called Thursday for his supply of win
ter reading matter He will read Ma
tional Tribune, Inter Ocean and
Youths Companion.
S. L. Garland, of Wilcox, sold some
| hogs to E. III. Burnham, Monday. He
made Us an appreciated call and said
that he would leave Monday for his
old home in Pennsylvania.
The Independent has started a
| ssserial story entitled nonresident
ex-officials of this county. 1t will be
in order to devote chapter to nom
resident and carpetbagger officials of
this county
We were favored Tuesday night
with the heaviest snow of the season
1t is well distributed over the ground
and will be great help to fall grain.