Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-01-08
Good fresh beef at Bakers.

Bruce Furbeck was in the city Mon
day.
Pat Walsh, of the Saline, was us
ing our sidewalks last Monday.
Mrs. York and son Geo. V. were do
ing business in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Yetter was in
terviewing our merchants last Mon
day
One minute Cough Cure cures quick
ly. That's what you want. Jones &
Gibson.
Herman Enrich, of near Collyer,
was transacting business in the city
Monday.
The singing class will meet at the
Presbyterian church next Monday
evening.
Pearl Courtney went to Denver last
Saturday evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. Wilds.
Judge S. J. Osborn was shaking
hands with his many friends in the
city Monday.
A. g. Redmond, of near Banner,
was in the city Monday having a
pump repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Johnson spent
last week visiting old friends in Col
/ lyer township.
w. f.. Stranaham. of Collyer,
brought in a load of miIlet for y. J.
johnson Tuesday.
| Mrs. Courtney and Miss Alma went
out to their ranch last Monday where
| they will remain for some time.
VIM. Tague moved his family from
| Collyer to Wa-Keeney Monday last.
! They occupy the Hunter eouse.
Mr.. Howe, of the east side, was in
the city "Wednesday. He reports a
good deal of sickness in that section.
Aft S. Bailey and Theo. johnson, of
the east side, were in the city Sunday
attending services at the Methodist
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ellermeyer, re-
siding near the south line of the
county. were the guests of O. Is.
Kackley and family during Christmas.
Graham County Gem
j. Harvey and family, of southwest
Trego county, were visiting the family
of Rev. j. S. Hendricks during Christ
mas. Mrs Harvey is the daughter OF
Rev. Hendricks. - Graham County
Gem.
Hugh Elliott and Owen Scanlon. OF
the Saline, were visitors to the coun-
ty seat last Thursday. Hugh remem-
bered World with Il pleasant and APP
preciated call. Owen also visited
with US and said he never felt better
in his life under Republican reign
of government.
) The Tennessee Jubilee singers will
give an entertainment in the court
house, Friday evening, January 14th
under the auspices of the ladies OF
the Presbyterian church. Every body
invited to come and enjoy this music
al feast. Admission: Adults, 30 cents
children under IL. 10 cents.
The County Sabbath School conven
tion will be held January I3, 1898, ir
the NJ. E. Church, Wa Keeney. begin
ming at $50 Il. m. Mr. Ingalls,, of Abb
: lene, will pc present to conduct same
and Il most earnest invitation is eX
: tended to all interested in Sabbath
Schools and Sabbath School work viii
: come out and help make it grano
: success.
We understand that Judge Tun
nell'S vault door is locked and cannon
be opened. The Judge is on one side o.
the door and his records on the other
but we trust that the problem of tn,
combination may be solved so candi
1 dates inclined to matrimony may hav,
: free access to the altar of hymen anC
t that embarrassing delays in the trans
e action of public business be avoided
Last Saturday Collyer Post No. 1O7
: installed the following officers for TIL
4 ensuing year: Hugh Tidball, Com
e mander: Joht Briggs, S. V. c.; j
:. Britt. j. V. c.; j. w. Hickman, Chap
b. lain: j. Eberling, Q. NJ: II. Hobbs
Surgeon: IN. Trollinger, Adjutant
r p J. Gubbins. 5. NJ; Al Johnson
;. Q. NJ. S; J. ID. Santer, Guard: p J
: Gubbins officiated as installing officer
The mayor elect of Greater New
: York assumed the reins of govern
ment over Americas metropolis las
: Saturday. at noon exactly. 1t wa