Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-01-11
For farm loans see II. F. Kline.

For farm loans see H. F. Kline.
Mrs. Love, mother of Rev. Gunckel,
is on the sick list this week.
Ben Hick, the McCracken cattle
man, was in the city Monday
J. NJ. Rinker shipped two cars of
cattle to Kansas City last Sunday.
Clint Jennings shipped It's head of
cattle to Kansas City last Monday
WANTED girl to learn
dressmaking- Apply to George /.
Verbeck.
VIM Riggs, of Banner, was trading
in the city Tuesday. He reports cat
tie doing fine.
c. J. Ferris has moved the old shoe
shop to the rear of his furniture store
and will use it for work shop.
German Divine services at the NJ.
E. church Sunday, January II, at
O'Clock p. m. Rev. HUM, pastor.
p. w. O'Toole was up from his
Smoky Hill ranch last Tuesday and
reports everything looking well in his
vicinity
The Ladies' Good Will society will
meet at the home of Mrs. 4. b. Jones
Wednesday, January II at 2 p m. and
bring their thimbleS. Mrs. @. X. Sell
lers, Secretary
Miss Stella Blair returned to Linds-
burg last Monday where she will re-
sumo her studies for the winter. Mr..
Chase Wilson and Miss Mary also left
for Iowa for the same purpose.
! Mr.. and Mrs FL. d. Spencer, of
Marshalltown, Iowa, arrived here
| w ednesday mcrning on visit to his
brother in Graham county. He re-
ports very cold weather in Iowa last
month.
The Hon w J. Bryan is building a
| $40, 900 residence on Il tract of land
near Lincoln, Neb. We view with
satisfaction the thought that none of
his ill COTTON wealth was extracted
/ from us.
| From Charles NJ Harger's list of
'Don'tS" for 1902 in the Abilene Re-
| Hector: Don't throw rocks your
house has some glass in it. Don't
bite at get-rich-quick schemes Don't
spend more than you earn. Don't let
your life insurance lapse. Don't send
away for your groceries and dry goods.
Don't talk too much. Don't think
you are lit" Don't WORRY about
I
your newspaper subscription. Don't
promise WHIST you can't perform.
Don't think prosperity will last for
ever and you need not save ANYTHING.
The fourth and last quarterly con-
ference of this conference year of the
NJ. e. church Will be held in the NJ.
E. church Saturday and Sunday, Jam
uary Is and 10. Service as follows:
Quarterly conference or business SeS-
sion Saturday, January Is, at 1:30 p
m. Preaching at p m by the pre-
siding elder. Preaching Sunday morn
ing IL a. m by elder followed by Sacra
ment of Lords Supper. Let the off,
cial members be at the quarterly con-
ference with full reports. Let the
very important business to transact.
E. E. Gunckei, pastor.
Judge Cliff is in receipt of letter
from c. III. Gibbs, of Princeton, Ill.
He is now travelling for a coal COM
pany through Illinois. Wisconsin, To-
wa, and occasionally gets as far west
as Kansas City. He says he reads of
Trego County gold mines and thinks
Joe Irwin aud Minor and few more
of the faithfuls ought to possess one
for their loyalty to old Trego county.
He further adds that he has not lost
faith in Western Kansas and would
enjoy coming out again for visit
He wishes to be remembered to all
the old Wa-Keeney friends, and we
are sure that all of Mr.. G.'s friends
are glad to hear of him once more as
he has host of warm friends who E.
member him with best and kindest
wishes.
notice.