Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-06-08
Fresh pork at Bakers.
gCome to US for job work.

Tom Wynn of Ogallan was county
seat visitor, Monday.
r. L. Best of Collyer township visit
ed in Nebrafka last week
w. S. Mead left Tuesday evening
for the Buffalo exposition.
Mrs. J. A. Nelson visited with Mrs.
E. A. Rea in Hays this week
Mrs. Bessie Huyett left last Friday
for her home at Minneapolis, Kans-
w. f. Underhill of Leoti is visiting
his uncle, w. F. Stranahan, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Harrison now
enjoy themselves riding in a new top
buggy
VIM. Riggs of Banner was inter
viewing our business men last We'd
nesday.
Trustee Hoover of Franklin was
transacting business in the CITY last
Monday.
Children's dav will be observed in
the M. e. church on the evening of
June 23d.
E. A. Guschewsky and son Clyde of
Collyer were in the city Tuesday on
business.
John Eberling of Collyer was in the
city Wednesday and reports crops
fairly good.
Joseph Escher is setting good ex-
ample by putting in a new sidewalk
along his proDerty.
Jolly Dick Owens of Colono was
transacting business in the county
seat last Tuesday.
Sheriff Hobbick and family left
overland the first of the week for
Smith county to visit friends.
County Clerk Phares was initiated
into the mysteries of the Woodman
lodge Thursday night week ago.
W. S. Gorrell's family departed last
Tuesday for Unionville, Mo-, to visit
friends. They will be absent about
three months.
Johnnie Conner of the Saline was
in the city last Wednesday, John re-
ports another baby at his brother
Charles house.
Mr.. Clark. one of the rising young
farmers of Adair, was in the county
seat last Saturday and made US an
agreeable call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hille went to
their ranch on the Smoky last Tues
day Mrs. Hille expects to be back
ABOUT the middle of August.
Taken Up-Bay mare with crippled
hind foot, iron gray horse, , years old.
Owner can get same by calling at Nc
Atee's barn and paying charges.
Fl. o. Hodges sold his farm just out
side the city last Wednesday. and is
contemplating visit to his old home
in Michigan IN the near future.
The Common School graduates will
meet In the county superintendent
Office on Saturday, June 10, at p. m.
Hattie J. Kirby, county superintend-
ent.
1t is reported that a very severe
hail storm passed over st. Peter and
Palco last Monday completely destroy
ing the crops and doing a great deal
of other damage.
Jesse Courtney was in from the
blackberry on Tuesday and reports
the mumps in his neighborhood-his
brother Harry being sick with them !
about two weeks.
Hugh Elliot of the North Saline |
was in town Tuesday and reports |
good rain last Monday at his place |
wetuing the ground to a depth of |
about three inches.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Millspaugh
will hold services in the Presbyterian
church en- Sunday next, June 9th. at
ii a. M and p m A general attend
ance is invited. J. III. Lee, Rector.
Sam Erickson, the jolly Swede, was
up from the Smoky last Friday to at
tend court as a Juror. He was pleas
ant caller at this office and dropped a
dollar in our hand to help WORLD ro-
tate
Last Friday evening about 100
neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. E.
Lindnerg at their hospitable home in
Ogallah township. Ice cream and
cake was served and a very pleasant
time was had.
The boys charged with firing the
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