Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-16

Commissioners meet today SO we
are informed.
yerbeck's Minnesota spuds arrived
Thursday afternoon
Mondays storm played havoc with
the American house windmill.
Bernice Fitzpatrick made a business
trip to Hays the first of the week
Little Margaret Rea, of Hays, is
visiting Grandma Harrison this week
Clarence Henkel is at Hays builG-
ing a house on his fathers homestead
Mr.. Buck, representing the Mail
and Breeze, was in the city last Fri
day.
Miss Ida Lawrence. of Logan, Kan.
visited her sister, Mrs. Il. d. Hinshaw,
last week.
We are informed that Merchant
Bower is going to open a lumber yard
at Collyer-
Pete Feezor's brother has taken an
Ogallah township
Mrs. It. r. Moore and daughter
Georgia and Mrs A. b. Jones spent
the week in Kansas City.
George M. Ufford's baby born Feb
ruary 18th, died Tuesday, March II,
and was buried Wednesday.
b. F. Fitzpatrick lost a valuable
mare Thursday morning. He says he
refused 800 for her recently.
Charles Hobbick will read the Kan
sas City Star, Live Stock Indicator
and WORLD the coming year.
VIM. Stott, of the Smoky, was in
city last Monday on land Office bust
ness and made us business call.
| G. III. Hillman's son-in-law arrived
from Nebraka last Friday with car
of stock. He has located northwest
of town.
Coyote Pete Feezor. of Glencoe, was
Il county seat visitor on Tuesday. Pete
east line.
w. Il. Littlechild, the big stockman
on the North Saline, is getting
ground ready to SOW 100 acres to alfal-
ia this spring.
The ladies of Hays City have an or
ganization for the purpose of improv-
ing the cemetery. They are putting
the cemetery in fine condition.
/ Frank Hastings was down to Hays
the first of the week and let the con-
| tract for IL frame house to be built on
his homestead on the reservation.
SEED POTATOES.
BurbankS,
Peerless,
Early Ohio,
AT VERBECK's.
Do not take any chances on wind
storms this spring. but take out a
| Tornado and Wind Storm policy at
| once, as it only costs at the rate of 20
cents for 800 per year. r. G. Wilson.
Samuel Parks is up from Wa-Kee-
ney and may remain all summer in
Thomas county. His many friends
hope he will move back to Thomas
county permanently.-Colb Tribune.
|
| X w. Rogers, of Wilcox, braved
the storm last Saturday and made the
county seat a visit. He paid this Of
| flee a call, laid in a goou supply of
reading matter and had some horse
bills printed.
| Rumor says d. J. Hanna will leave
us in the near future to go to Clay
Center where he will engage in the
banking business, t Union State
bank mas just been chartered, and we
note Dave is one of the directors
Hill City Republican.
! From the Journal of Winchester,
Indiana, we learn that WILDER Ben
son has taken out license to marry
and we also hear that Linus embarked
1 on the sea of matrimony at Wichita
on New Years day. The Benson boys
all seem to have big luck as soon as
/ they get away from Trego.
Married, March IL, Mr.. J. p. Ander-
son and Miss Eta Saleen. The we'd
ding was consummated at the brides
home, Rev. c. Walleen, of Salemburg,
offlciated- The young couple left last
Thursday evening for their new home
at Vermillion, Kan. WORLD and a
host of friends Join in wishing them