Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-03-09
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A. SpitZnaugie, the veteran horse
nun of Culver township, was IL visitor
Tuesday. lie left an order for horse
bills and ;id. for paper. Read IL.
Attorney Nelson returned from his
eastern trip Tuesday morning. lie
reports his little daughter, VINO Has
been on the sick list. some better.
w. g. Marshall, manager OF the
Hays City monumental Co., was in
the city Friday. Mr. VI rs AN ola re-
go BOY having resided on the Saline
about ten We RS ago.
w. l.. LILLlecnili and the county
attorney ana sheriff Riley count,
drove out 10 ar. l.. ranch on Tie s.
line last Sunday. inese gentlemen
were lo',t.fiI- .or an h al. d ai.d will
in ne o d.rt .siIor,ly.
nep"., oi ,...noi DIsLrIcU BY for tie
tai enroI:nIenI, y; average daily at
tens.ance, /; Lardy marks, 3. Those
not assent OF sardJ: AiaI,e and ESLoW
Joseph. IS j. log erS. teacher.
IL Ui1uer, The arJlSJIc painter
stiia pa pei I,s.Ii-er. ptiiLed Tor W.
Harrison On thursday. lie mas tie
jon u pant George McVey'S new
house IN u raiI.n county and will pa
per and paint .lrs. Iiicn's tiue hume
OIL EureAd rdilcu-
Two ireGo county boys attended
WA, March l., 1901, viz: " illlam Il.
Nelson III BAKER University and judi
YeLter oi ~ esieyan University. Each
was loyal 10 the University lie attend
ed ana ala Ills utmost 10 wnoop il up
for his college.
The Ladies' Good Will society will
give Il Nose social at the court house
this friday evening. Ladies please
bring box containing lunch enough
for two TO be sold to the one bidding
highest on sight of the nose. good
literary and musical entertainment
will also he provided to all.
The following Wa-Keeneyites Will
soon have to change their residence
to Fort Havs: Fred and Walter Olson,
David and Susie IIenkel, Nettie BEEN.
A. b. Jones We would suggest that
it would be well for this party to carry
big butcher knife and rifle as the
Hays Indians might swoop down on
them some night.
Report of school in District "a for
month ending March 1, 1901: Number
of pupils enrolled, IL; average daily
attendance, 10; cases of hardness, o.
Visitors; Emily and Hanna Nelson,
Alice CIPHER and Mrs. Holmquist.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy: HUI
dab, Manda,. Esther and Nina Nelson,
Sue and Clyde CIPHER, Emil and John
Olson Eta Holmquist absent one
day. Fannie Glenn, teacher
A Bachelofis banquet was given a
few evenings ago at the home of
Messrs. Payntner and Williams by the
bachelors order OF West High street..
A fine. course. banquet was enjoyed
and toasts were responded to by II.
c. Plumb, of Missouri, and w. b.
Keeling, of Baldwin Nelson's or
chestra of Wa-Keeney, Kans, fur
: 0ished music for the occasion, and al
together The boys declare ic the most
delightful event of the season--Baker
University Orange.
G. c. Bestor, of Wa-Keeney, was
emalnved. by the Farmers Supply Co,
Of M0rland, Thursday, as manager OF
that Institution. In addition to man
ager he viii be one of the principal
stockholders Mr.. Bestor has for years
been resident of Trego county, and
will go to Morland, with a good clean
record as business man and citizen
We have no doubt but that he has the
ability and will make the Supply store
one of the best paying Institutions on
the Lincoln branch--Hill City Repub-
1ican-
ST0pS TUE OMAN