Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-11-30
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walling j. w. Phares' well this week
Mrs. G. j. Ferris is in Kansas City
where she went to spend ThankSgiv-
Ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Purinton. of Ban
ner, were shopping in the city last
Tuesday.
Homemade candies on sale at the
candy booth will be special feature
of the Xmas Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Stradal, of CollyeI
township, were interviewing our mer-
chants, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Harvey, of Ogal-
lab township, were trading in the
county seat, Wednesday.
There were parties from Norton
county here the first of the week
wanting to rent pasture.
Ed Yosts, representing the Yost
Milling CO., at Hays, was in the city
Wednesday on business.
Amt it funny how some people like
to know your business when you don't
give a snap to know theirs?
Merchant Davidson remembered
the editor with a nice THANKSGIVING
turkey for which he has our thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Nelson and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. E. a. Reil at
Hays.
Mrs. Frank King arrived home after
several months visiting in Illinois
Her many friends will be glad to wei
come her home.
Tom Bundy left last Wednesday fol
Kansas City. Tom has "a good jot
travelling for the Globe Publishing
Co., of New York.
Mrs. @. N. Gibson is expected home
before long from ClarInda, Iowa. She
writes that small pox is getting rather
numerous in the vicinity where she is.
Hudson Harlan received state GER
tificate the only one held in the coun-
ty. This is great ccredit to Mr..
Harlan and one that is entirely merit
OrouS.
Mrs. @. Cue left for her home in
Barton county last Tuesday after a
months visit with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. ID. Stephens. south OF
town.
James Tague, one of the most pros
porous farmers and Stockmen of the
west part of the county, was transact
ing business in the county seat. We'd
nesday-
AL Hinshaw was In the city last
Tuesday and laid in a supply of poison
for prairie dogs which are very de-
structiye on his ranch. He says they
destroyed so acres of his wheat last
year.
Only % cents for dinner of roast
turkey. beef, pork, chicken, cram
berries. baked apples, mince, apple
and pumpkin pies. with vegetables
in between and fire 81 OyS-
ters on the side only Is cents extra.
Don't forget the place and date found
elsewhere.
Since the leaves have fallen the
court mouse park presents neglected
indeed. Our court yard is
our one attractive spot. and it seems
to us that it is sadly neglected when a
little care would add TO its appear
ance very materially.
Saturday, December 4, in the stone
building south of the Olson hotel, the
Ladies' Aid society will serve dinner
and supper in connection with the
Xmas Bazaar. There you will find a
large and beautiful assortment of use
full and fancy articles ranging in price
from 10 cents to SI.25. just the things
to make glad the hearts of old and
young at the merry Xmas time, and
don't forget your sweetheart.
c. N Gibson received a letter
from Paul Conger former
Walk eeney boy Paul is living at
n. }. He read in a New
York paper that gold had been found
in the Shaie along the Smoky in Ellis
county; also oil. He wanted to know
all about the finding of the precious
metal and how deep the oil well was.
He closes his letter with the remark
that some day he expects to visit the
beautiful prairies OF Kansas once
more