Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-03-21

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r"'es sA sn:eA ee~os" 90
The ladies of the Presbyterian aio
society will meet with Mrs. A. j. Ell
lermever. March 20. Mrs f. c. Woll
ner, Secretary.
w. L. Littlechild. the big ranch
man of the northwest Saline, was in
the city Thursday. Mr.. L. informs
us that his alfalfa has grown two inch
es since Sunday.
Judge Reeder, accompanied by Ste
nographer Rea, passed through Wa
Keeney, Monday, enroute to Cove, to
hold court Tuesday. 1t is reported
that the judges health is improved.
One dav we were asked by a lady,
why we didn't have "A ''Society col
umn." We felt like telling her that
we knew plenty of society items, but
not items suitable for society COL
umn.
Val. Malinovsky, brother-in-law of
Frank Krhut, arrived in the city this
week. Mr.. NJ. is Il new conner and
owns a quarter of land east of Colono.
We welcome this family into our
midst.
Hobbeck Il Son have opened up a
grocery store in connection with the
butcher shop. They have fresh
Read their 40, and give them your
patronage.
The case of State VS. Daily, charged
with assault, was booked for Justice
GroftS' court this week, but the case
was postponed on account of defend :
ants not being able to use his lower
limbs yet.
Mr.. Hickman, OF Rock Falls, ILL.,,
who bought the w. Tilton ranch, ar
rived in the city, Wednesday evening.
last Saturday with a car of household
goods and farm implements.
NJ. w Mason. the auctioneer, sold
lot of horses, farm implements, etc,
at the Croft barn last Saturday. This
was well pleased with the way he
knocked down things. He is ready
talker and has a good voice.
Tom o. Tnole, breeder of pure-bred
Black Polled Angus cattle, was a
county seat visitor last Saturday. Tom
has one of the finest ranches in the
west and his cattle are all high bred.
His ranch is in Franklin township
Germ was using our sidewalks, Thurs
day. He asked every man whom he
met if he wanted to quit using to-
baccO. If the fellow said yes! the
stranger guaranteed him a cure for
81 90. The ''doctOr" took IN several
dollars.
NJ. w. Mason, who lives southeast Of
town, has a card in this issue. Mr..
Mason moved from Iowa to Trego
county about a year ago. HIS card
calls your attention to his calling, that
in this and adjoining coun ties. Give
him trial.
D. NJ. Kite, OF the firm of Mosher
s Kite, dealers in dry goods, etc., at
Walnut. Iowa, writes: Enclosed
paper was a little wet. i thought
that perhaps there was too much due
On it, so will loosen up a little. 1
enjoy reading your paper, although
everyone is stranger to me-
A w. Barnes, OF Bowdle, South Da-
kota, will put in stock of lumber,
hardware store and tinshop in con-
nection in Collyer Mr.. Barnes is
lucky man to find such a good OPEN
ing The hardware store will be 10
Gated in the drug store building. and
the druggist will build. Collyer is en-
Ioying good healthy growth.
Owing to the high water and bad
roads, not many OF the teachers were
present at the teachers meeting. The
teachers enjoyed a splendid talk from
the county superintendent on the new
laws which have recently been passed
IN regard to the teachers certificates
Those present at the meeting were,
Hattie j. Kirby, county SuperIntend-
mt, Ida Swisher, Julia O'TO0le, Roy
Eliza Countryman, Frank
Sara Chalk and Ella G.
swisher.
OGALLAH.
A good heavy shower Wednesday
Ifteruoon.
A new. blacksmith shop is being
,uilt. on the lot east of Samuel'S store.
{ will be occupied as soon as built I
Mr.. Herman Beckman arrived with |