Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-10-08

MetZ'S photographs are the DeSL- Gall
and see him soon as he will remain
here only 20 days longer Prices are
greatly reduced for the above short
time. You can't afford to miss my
offer. n. J. METZ.
MARRIED-At the Drummond hotel
in this city on Monday, October 3,
I898-Mr. David Bollinger and Miss
Bertha Mccartney, Judge Tunnel
officiating. The happy couple left on
the evening train for Denver.
NJ. Tulles, the dentist, will be in
Wa-Keeney, October 25 and %, pre-
pared to do dentistry. Parties want
ing work in my line are requested to
call early in the day on date above
mentioned. Office at Ferris house.
John Colborg of Trego county was
pleasant caller on Monday. He in
formed us that the rain of two weeks
ago which we thought was so bad in
Ellis was nothing to be compared
with what fell at his place. The
water carried away or destroyed near
ly all of his winter feed, ETC., and left
him in bad shape.-Ellis Headlight.
The third quarterly meeting for
Wa-Keeney circuit will be held at
the Ford school house October IL and
Is. Services as follows: Preaching by
the elder at p. m. Saturday follow
ed by the business meeting. Preach
ing at night; also Sunday at IL a. m.
followed by communion. All Off
cial members are requested to be pres
emit. E. E. Gunckel, pastor.
Mr.. Tunnel has made the best
probate Judge this county ever had
Independent.
All there, Judge Cowick, Judge
WEIGH and Judge Saum! Now your
ures according to an enlightened
standard and the friends of Judge
Conger may expect him to turn in his
grave but he can not escape this ter
rible edict of Popdoodleism.
Mrs. J. N. Kulp gave a supper at
her hospitable home south of town
last night in honor of the soldier boys.
Dancing and other amusements were
INDUCED in until the wee sma' hours.
AS Mrs. Kulp is one of the best cooks
in the county and good ptovider the
tables fairly groaned with all the good
things the inner man could wish for.
The boys will remember Mrs. Kulp for
her kindness as long as they live.
| A revival meeting begins at the NJ.
e. church Sunday, October 9, at II a.
m. and will continue indefinitely.
Rev. J. L. Glascock of Cincinnati, o.,
| will have charge. Brut her Glascock
held the campmeeting at Ridgway's
this summer where SD many found the
Lord and he needs no comment. A
man of great experience and a mighty
man IF God. Everybody should hear
this man. Do not let this opportunity
go by. Let everybody interested in
the conversion of sinners and sanctif-
cation of believere pray that this may
be great meeting. Everybody in
vited. Remember the time Sunday,
October at IL a. m. and p. m, and
continue indefinitely. E. E. Gunckel
pated, on Thursday evening, in hon
Oring the soldier boys of Trego county
by giving a reception and bountiful
supper spread for them and all other
patriots who might wish to partake
of the fruit of the soil of sunny Kan
sas. Previous to supper the citizens
met in our spacious court room, after
which Hon. John A. Nelson IN a neat
speech welcomed the boys home.
Patriotic songs were sung by
the choir. After the reception
the soldier boys formed into line
followed by the old veterans and
county officers commanded by Cor
poral Hal Jones and marched to the
iron-clad building where a bountiful