Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-10-13

Clothing at Nerheck's.
Picked pork at Bakers.
zSomething new in ladies Shoes at
Mcore's.
\ nice line of Jackets for little girls
at Moore's.
Go to II. o. Cook with your carpen-
ter work.
Go to Moore's for YOUR fall and win
ter Underwear.
Go to Verbeck's and buy your boy
nice suit of clothes.
Ed Hobbick will move onto his ia
Tiers farm on Big Creek soon.
Mayor Wilson nude a business trip
TO Grainfield Monday afternoon
DR.. Rogers of Ottumwa. Ia, is Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. wilson
Trustee Folkers was in the city
Monday and gave us d Havana. Its
girl
Go to J. Ferris for your carpets
and wall paper. New samples just
received.
John Marcy was up from the Smokey
Monday. He reports his wheat crop at
200 bushels.
III. O. Cook. the carpenter has the
contract to build an addition to Hiram
Schneider's house
Don't buy any clothing until you
examine that new and complete line
just received at Moore's.
Diebold is having all kinds of hard
luck in building his elevator. Monday
his engine broke down.
DR. Edwards, the Dentist now in
the city, will be in Collyer, Monday
and Tuesday at Quinter.
Geo. / Verbeck has repaired the
roof to his stone store building. by
putting on Il galvanized roof
Jessie Courtney was in the CITY
Mon lay after the Jctor for Mrs. NJ.
p. Iseumond, who is quite i'll.
We are informed that the Demo-
pops will open lead quarters IN the
Monroe building on the corner.
J. ii. Courtney, the Banner black
smith, was in town Tuesday. Jesse
says he has all the work lie can do.
Max Stern, the optician, viii be IN
Wa-Keeney till Sunday evening at the
Ferris House. Monday at Collyer and
Tuesday at Quinter.
II. o. Cook, the carpenter, was the
morn: n Mrs. Cook arrived from
NJ. r. Grapes and his threshing crew
were in the city Tuesday, having fir
ished threshing for this season. Some
of the crew that came with him from
illinois will remain here.
Will Mumert of Graham county was
in the city Monday. Will. leaves next
week for Oklahoma with Il view of To-
Gated in the new territory to be open
red for settlement shortly.
DIED: Monday Oct. s, Mabel Block
some, of typhoid fever. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blocksone have the sympathy
of their many friends in Wilcox
township in the loss of their dear
child.
Auctioneer Eppler was Nin town
late Saturday evening. He sold nine
head or horses that day. He will sell
horses for w. II. West to day at Eller- I
meyers barn. Also any old thing that /
you may have for sale.
The Republicans of Franklin town |
ship have nominated the following tick
ct: Trustee, John Hoover: Treasurer,
Geo. w. Stimits; Clerk, John Wood: /
Road overseer, District No /, Ernest I
Jesse, No.2, VIM. Henry
G. G. Yetter was in the city Saturday
afternoon accompanied by an old |
comrade, Mr.. Cooper of Nebraska Mr.
Yetter was pleased to see his old
friend and they snapped war stories.
and had general good time. Mr..
Cooper is Republican and lie made a
rousing speech at Ogallah school house
Saturday evening.
Geo. BEEN, had quite an unpleasant
experience at the Wilcox ranch Wed
neSday. j. c. Gaines ordered him off
his place at the point of Il snot gun.
George took him at his word and pro-
ceeded to town and had him arrested.
He pleaded guilty and Justice Croft
fined him 81 and costs-Sl2.5O in ALL
He paid said sum and returned home
Thursday