Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-03-05
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and plenty of it was served-SO every
body went away rejoicing.
Mt. Pleasant Rumors.
(By Close Observer

(By Close ObServer)
Farmers plowing.
Did you get an invitation to the
wedding?
Dad Greer went to Ransom last
Wednesday.
Arch Hays was helping Lee Greer
dig a we'll last week.
Mrs. John Altman went to Brownell
last Wednesday to attend the revival
meetings.
A. III. Lawson attended literary last
Saturday and read good selection to
the audience
Pious Roster and Belle expect to at
tend an oyster supper Red Wing
school house the 25th inst.
Frank Squier hauled load of wheat
to Ransom for which he received "A
cents per buShel, wheat being 10 cents
above test.
Stone for the foundation of the NJ.
E. church is already hauled from Ness
City to Brownell and the erection of
same is to commence soon.
The Greer girls attended the nup-
tial last Tuesday and report a pleas
ant time. They returned with IA por-
tion of the wedding cake which tasted
good.
VIM. Stott has located a frame
house on the first quarter section
Il
ing school land and taken by said VIM.
StOtt.
The NJ. e. church at Ransom is
nearly completed. 1t is built by do
nation and the estimated cost is ST.
600. 1t will be dedicated on March
| g. Every body invited.
/ Charles Hearting now sports brand
new buggy. Charley is Il ruStler and
has been an enterprising buffalo grass
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now becoming up-to-date.
/ Chas Ady and Chester Westover
are still working on Eliza WeStoyer'S
well. They are 35 feet deep and are
blowing portions of the interior earth
! towards heaven with giant powder.
Mrs. Riley Page has been visiting
among her many friends in the vicin
ity of Brownell and attending the
prayer-sneeting and revival at that
place the greater portion OF last week.
! Several young men in the rear vi
cinity are launching out upon Hfe's
storming sea without a partner. Per-
haps they are to blame and perhaDS
not. If you happened to get the G.
/ Il. from one of those two maids. boys.
don't get discouraged as there are
pebbles on the beach and just as good
! fish in the pond, dear friends, as any
you've managed to catch.
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! Messrs. Colborg, Carlston. Johnson
and Bailey. of near Ellis. were pleas
ant guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Silver
| last Saturday afternoon. Supper was
served in grand style by the hostess
and the entire party went twell you
know where the people all go Satur-
day nightS) to literary at Mt. Pleas
ant where the evening was enjoyed in
a very pleasing manner.
Mr. rTophauU iS buvinU all the
small pigs he can purchase and is 60
! ing to haul them overland to the
north part of the state where he Will
continue to feed them as the facili-
ties are much better there for hog
raising on account of cheaper corn.
Brownell this week and has sold his
cattle to Chenoweth & Co. He eX-
poets to return here for harvest next
year.
| Married, Grailam-HaZen nuptial.
At the home of the brides parents on
Tuesday, February %. Mr.. Graham
and Miss Ida Hazen Both are active
workers in the NJ. e, church. and, of
Icourse. believe the Bible wherein it
says. "'Tis not best for man to be
ialone." A small party of friends were
invited and general good wishes were
extended to the bride and groom.
Mrs. Graham is well known through
nut the vicinity aS an energetic lady
having taught school and being an
active worker in the NJ. E. church
Mr. c. comes highly recommended as
man of integrity and perseverance.
Your scribe tenders to them her best
: wishes and hopes that their life may
be spent in pleasure from now hence
forth and forever.
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