Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-23
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Go to verbeck's and buy your boy |
a nice suit of clothes.
A. S. Silver, of Ellis. was carpenter
ing for G. J. Ferris this week.
Rev. Pence, of Topeka, visited with
DIR. Jones the first IF the week.
w. S. Mead arrived home from Hot
Springs, Ark, Sunday morning
George NJ. Ufford has been confined
to the house the past week with very
sore hand.
Merchant Bower, of Collyer, was
visitor to the city several times the
first of the week.
Miss George, an expert milliner
or Kansas CITY, is the new clerk In
Verbeck's dry goods store
Bill Franks, the sOuthside black
smith, is having a shop built. Joe
Inscho is the boss carpenter
Mrs. Bartlett, of Collyer. was in the
city last Friday on land business She
made this Office pleasant call
Gene Woodruff, representing Hall
Lithograpning Co., of Topeka, inter
day.
jim Law threw his saddle and
blankets into the baggage car and hied
out for the mountains last Saturday
night.
Miss Brainerd filled the position of
county treasurer several days this
week. The treasurer and deputy at
tended court at Cove.
Our good German friends, Samuel
Kernen, OF Ogallah township, and A.
Spitznaugle, of Collyer TOWNSHIP, are
new readers of WORLD.
Miss Andrews and Miss Carrie
Heiney, of Grainfield, visited Miss
Brainard and did some shopping in
this metropolis last Saturday.
For Sale-The northeast quarter of
l9-17-32. Title perfect and all taxes
paid up to date. Price $3.50. Scott u
Scott, 6l5 Kansas ave, Topeka, Kan.
If you have money to send through
the mail. go tn your bank and buy Il
draft. as it is the cheapest, safest and
most convenient way of sending
money.
| Do not take any chances on wind
storms this spring. but take out Il
| Tornado and Wind Storm policy at
once, as it only costs at the rate of 20
cents for 800 per year. II. G. Wilson.
The Ladies' Good Will society will
hold a business meeting on the first
Saturday afternoon of each month at
2 o'clock. Next meeting to be held
at the residence of Mrs. Grant Mar
shall. Mrs. S. A. Swiggett, Secretary.
Report of school i'm district 81 for
month ending March Is, 1901: Total
enrolment Is; present enrolment Ia;
average daily attendance 1905. Nei-
ther absent or tardy: Annie, Josie
and Fred Smelling. Hattie j. Kirby,
teacher.
In connection with the regular
church., Sunday, March "a, CommHn-
ion services will be observed, and in
connection with the evening service Il
c. E. Missionary concert will be given
led by pastor.
Report of school in district 33 for
month ending March LIST. Number of
pupils enrolled ii; average daily at
tendance ii 2-5. Pupils neither alb
sent or tardy: Lille and Clarence
Young, Laura Garrigues and Willie
Lee. Mathilde Neuenschwander,
teacher.
After June 30 it will not be neces-
sary to put stamps on kilograms,
checks, money orders, express receipts,
leases, insurance policies, and real es-
tate cOuveyances where the cunsidera-
ton is less than 81, 500. This tax,
method of taxation ever in force, will
still be more fair to these who will
have no deals larger than 81, SOCK.
At a meeting of the L. G. w. s. last
Saturday afternoon it was voted al
most unanimously to take up the work
of beautifying the cemetery. The
first work to be done is tile sinking of
a well and after that is accomplished
Iother improvements will follow till
our cemetery will be the most beauti-
i full in western Kansas. Everybody
should help the ladies in their COM
mendable work.
r. Two cases held the attention of JUS
tico Grnft,s f,Orart laSt IA fur7av The