Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-07-08
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D. Mcknight and family of Banner
were interviewing our merchants on
Wednesday.
James Powers of Collyer. was in the
city last Saturday and snapped polit-
ical stories with us.
James Wright of south of Banner
was doing business in the city We'd
nesdaY, and reports wheat good.
1t is reported that Pat O'Toole re-
ceived a severe kick on the abdomen
from a vicious horse last Monday.
James Best was taken very sick
while at work in the harvest field last
Saturday. He is improving nicely.
Luther Garland Of the south side
was county seat visitor on Wednes-
day. He leased quarter of school
land.
J. A. Law celebrated the Fourth
hunting coyotes and bagged five. The
county donated V to his bank ac-
count.
Report says that our friend Dick
Owens has the best field of wheat in
the west half of the county. Bully
for Dick.
Uncle Joe Brown and 0. B. Kessler
of Collyer were in the city on We'd
nesday transacting business with the
county dads.
T. Stradal was in town on Wednes-
day. He thinks his wheat will go
about ten bushels per acre, and of ex-
cellent quality.
lah are the proud parents of son
born Sunday, July End. Mother and
child doing nicely.
Ernest Jesse of Franklin was a
urday and renewed his faith in old re-
liable friend of Trego-WORLD.
DIR. Jones made professional visit
to Mrs. J. w. Reynolds near Banner
last Sunday. Mrs. RS oldest son is
sick with typhoid-malarial fever.
G. L. Robinson, the Ellis horse
dentist. will be in Wa-Keeney at
Mead's livery barn on Saturday, July
| Married, at the NJ. E. parsonage,
Saturday, July 1st, George Davidson
and Dana J. Morris, both of Oakley,
Kansas, Rev. E. E. Gunckel officiat-
ing.
Era Hit and father were down
from Collyer Wednesday and Era
made arrangements to prove up on
his homestead. Mr.. Hit, Sr., will
leave in a few days for California.
1t is reported that a young man
well known in this city but now a res
ident of Chapman. Kan, has been of
fered 81 600 for a quarter of land he
homesteaded several months ago in
the mining district.
DIR. Woodworth. the Ellis dentist,
was in the city last Saturday. On ac-
count of ill health the doctor cancell-
ed this weeks engagement in the
city. He will return in the near flu
ture and make a two weeks stay.
George Wood, the most popular
s'news butcher travelling between
Kansas City and Denver, was in the
city last Saturday on land office bust
ness. He has the gold fever and filed
papers on homestead in the Klon-
dixie region of western Kansas.
There will be Episcopal services at
the Baptist church next Sunday, July
9th. IL a. m.-sermon and holy COM
munion. Subject of sermon, 1.-The
Church of the Future" p Uneven
ing prayer and sermon. Subject, sour
Country. Its Future" j. HI. Lee,
Rector.
G. G. Yetter was up from Ogallah
last Monday stepping as high as Yer
beck's telephone polls and had broad
smile upon his countenance- In an
swer to the query, why he was so hap
py? He said: ''You little devil, havn't
you heard the latest" I'm grandpa.
Smoke! We smoked.
John Corners and Hugh Elliott of
the North Saline were in the city last
Saturday. John accompanied Dr.
mes to his ranch in the afternoon