Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-12-13

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G. c. Schaefer. Agent
How would you like to be the Goa
man?
Nice fresh Christmas candies at the
Book STORE
Mrs r. c. Wilson was quite sick
last Sunday night.
All school books and school supplies
at the Book STORE.
ToYsl ToYslI ToYsiM All kinds of
toys at the Book STORE.
Merchant Bower, of Collyer, was in
the city Monday afternoon on bust
ness.
Christmas Tree Irwin was up from
the Cedar Bluffs the front end of the
week.
Do you want a nice Christmas pres
ent? You can find it at STEPHENS
Book STORE.
f. S. Diebold received car of coal
Thursday evening and had it all sold
Friday morning
Judge Lee Monroe was in town last
Friday settling up the affairs of the
Monroe & Henkle Land Co.
There will be Episcopal service in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
at II a. m. J. III. Lee, Rector
IT'S said that George Leisering is
slated as the next postmaster at Ellis
when Editor Brettle's term expires.
Fancy work for sale by the Ladies'
Aid society Will be on exhibition
at the Hopper restaurant, December
10Th
DIR. NJ. Jay Brown, eve, ear, throat
and nose surgeon, of Salina, will be at
American House, Sunday, December
14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom O'Toole returned
from five weeks visit in the East
Thursday morning. They report
lovely time.
If the coal famine continues we will
have to call on our subscribers to bring
us several loads of grassolene on sub
scription.
Wallace Murden and Georg Lesser
ing, of Ellis. and Jake Altman, of Riv-
erside township, were Wa-Keeney Wis
itors Monday afternoon.
Are you looking for Santa Claus?
You will find him at Stephens. AS
there is no snow he left his reindeer
behind and came over in his automo-
bile.
Found-In the court house yard
Ladies' black satin belt with dull
metal clasp and two tabs in back.
Can be had by identifying at post
Office.
Some little boy whose name we
don't know who lives in the country.
left 10 cents on the stamp counter in
the postofflce. If he calls for it he
can have it.
The following Masons attended the
banquet at Ellis Wednesday night: L.
B. Hiskey, III. f. Kline, G 1. Verbeck,
+. ID. Hastings, w. III. Swiggett, c. d.
Henkel and J. j. Keraus
Emil Lawson was up from his Gold
Spring ranch last Tuesday and made
US an agreeable call. He says there is
is no coal famine at his house as he
has on hand over three tons
1t is rumored that one of the Wa
keeuey papers will be moved to Stock
ton to take the place of the Journal
tPop-l which was absorbed by the
Record (Rep)- Wen fess up. faint
the WORLD.
Receiver Frank King of the land
office was called to Dighton Monday
morning on account of the death of
the president of the Dighton State
bank of which Mr.. King is a large
stockholder.
This week coal from OgalIah has
been peddIed on the streets of Wa
Keeney like vegetables, basketful in
place and weighed on pair of scales
in the hind end of a wagon. Unless
the supply is increased the next de-
livery may be made by mail. Even
grassolene has market value now.
Thursdays Topeka Journal contain
ed long write up about Miss Olive
kackIey of Hill City. She has the
honor of being the only woman regis
ter of deeds in the state of Kansas