Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-04-06
Sunday is Easter
Fresh pork at Bakers


Read Verbeck's new millinery adj
Dressmaking-See Mabel c. Ash
croft
Go to Verbeck's and buy your boy
a nice suit of clothes.
Mrs Frank King visited her parents
in Dighton this week.
A. H. Blair visited his mother at
Solomon City this week
The high wind Thursday night de-
mclished DIR. Jones' windmill.
A bran new boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. McAtee, Sunday.
Prof. Harlan's family are enjoying
a visit from the professors sister who
resides in Texas.
Mrs. John A. Nelson and children
are expected home from Baldwin the
first of next week.
Rev. Gunckle left Wednesday morn
ing for Ellsworth to attend the North
west Kansas M. e. conference.
German divine service Easter Sun
day, April Z. in the M. e. church at
2:3O p. IN. Rev. HUM, pastor.
Judge Osborn, of. Salina, and Ed.
Rea, OF Hays, were taking dispositions
in the Huffaker cattle case last Tues
day.
W. s. Mead spent last week in Kan
sas City. He bought forty head of
cattle and a car of implements while
away.
Bert Brown, of Cove county,, was in
the city Monday. Bert says the snow
was immense for wheat but tough on
cattle.
Found-Between town and Fl. Har-
lan's place-white silk handkerchief.
Owner can get same by calling at this
office and paving for local.
Jim Pngh, of the Smoky, braved the
snow storm Monday and attended to
business in the county seat. Jim will
prove mp on a piece of school land
| April 20.
Owen J. Irving, who was advertised
to he here April to organize lodge of
Modern TontIes, was called to Garfield
to organize lodge. He will be here
about May 1st. Mr.. Irving and Hig
Swiggett are old school chums.
Rev. and Mrs. Nixon drove over
from Morland the first of the week to
visit Mrs. Ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Stephens south of town. Rev
Nixon departed Wednesday morning
for Ellsworth to attend the the North.
west Kansas M. E. conference.
Rev. Rariden, of Clifton, Kan, who
assisted Rev. Clemens in holding re
vival meeting at the Baptist church
departed Monday morning for home
Rev. Rariden has the reputation Of
being one of the hardest workers an6
also one of the ablest speakers i'm the
Baptist church.
o L. Cook, the veteran horsemar
of the county. made a professional
visit to Brownell the first of the
week. He informs us that w. J
Richardson, former south Tregoite
has erected neat little livery barn
in that thriving little city and is en-
joying a good trade.
Uncle Jesse Roger, manager of the
Ogallah Forestry station, was in The
city Wednesday and made us an agree
able call. He says orders are coming
in for trees so fast that it keeps him
busy writing postal cards. He also
says that he will begin shipping trees
about the middle of the month.
Francis Ridgway, one of the big
wheat raisers of Ogallah township
transacted business in the county seat
on Thursday and favored this office
with an agreeable call. Francis lives
in the heart of the great wheat belt
of Trego and saws the prospect for a
big wheat crop are very fiattering.
A. T. Greenwood and w. R. Holme
are going to farm six miles northeast
of town this summer Greenwood has
bought the southeast quarter of sec
tion 3O-11-22 and Holmes has filed or
the northwest quarter of the same
section. The first named gentleman
will devote his time to raising horse
radish, potatoes and peanuts while
the later will put in his time with
bees, Belgian hares and Angors
goats.
Trustee King, of Glencoe township
was a county seat visitor on Thurs
day. He was the first assessor to make
his returns He made ms a Dleasan