Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-09-10

to accommodate your purse. In Civ
ing and taking it is easy mistaking,
but you can never lose in buying our
SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES.
They are made of thoroughly seasoned
stock, by skilled workmen, with pres
ent-day machinery.
r. S. HOWE & SON,
Furniture and Funeral Supplies.
Repair Work Speciality.
Willie Nelson is clerking for the
Trego Mer. Co.
Goble Bros. are remodeling F. P.
Lucas big house.
F. W. King made business trip to
Kansas City on Wednesday.
J. J. Drummoud, wife and daugh-
ter spent Thursday in Hays.
John spena is putting the finish
ing touches to Jim Laws dipping
plant.
]. HI. Deatfich was offered 81, 200
for his land north of Collyer by a man
from Rich Hill, Mo.
Last Monday evening Mrs. c. c.
Bestor left for her home in Marysville
after two weeks visit with friends.
There will be dance at the G. A.
r. hall in Collyer on Friday evening,
September 10th. Everybody cordially
invited.
Mrs. Tatman, the wife of Lou Tat
mans son, who lately came from Hi
nois, is very sick with malaria fever
out at the Durham place.
Chase Wilson and his sister, Miss
Mary, also Miss Mary Croft left last
Monday evening to attend the State
Normal at Emporia this winter.
e. Lindberg and D. Countryman,
of Ogaflah township, took in the stock
show at Utica, Kans., last week, and
report good show and a big crowd.
Mrs. A. Retain accompanied by her
son Dave and niece Miss Ethel Had
lock left for Arkansas the first of the
week where they will visit for a
month or so.
j. H. Deatrich. of Collyer, has 300
bushels of Macaroni wheat for sale,
for seed at S1.00 per bushel, if taken
soon. Sample at w. II. Swiggett's
office, Wa-Keeney.
Mrs. Edith Gibson and little daugh-
ter left for their home In Clarinda,
Iowa, Monday evening. Mrs. Gibson
has been spending the summer with
Mrs. A. X. Jones.
Auctioneer Eppler was in town last
Saturday on professional business and
says there's no use talking the two
hardest things to buck is Republi-
can convention and circus
Last Friday the town was crowded
with pleasure seekers who took ia the
Campbell Brothers circus. 1t is re-
ported that about one thousand dol
lars was taken away with 1t.
Judge L. S. Howe and wife left last
Tuesday morning and will take in the
Salina street fair and from there will
go to WOOdbine to visit their son,
Charles, who is station agent there.
Postoffice Inspector Slusser was here
last Wednesday to look after the dis
posaf OF the Voda postoffice. He de-
cided to let it remain aud our friend
Ernest Hillman will be the next post
there.
Charlie Bradley was accidentlv shot
through the foot by revolver down
1t Lou Sigler's barn this week. The
shooting was purely accidental and
IS taking care of the young man until
the foot gets well.
Uncle Josh Musgrave was up from
Ogallall on Wednesday and reports
'he shipment of three cars of cattle,
IS follows: George Musgrave, Tom
and IT. Payne. one car each.
The government Inspector gave them
clean bill of health
Our genial German friends Mr.. and
n rs. Mack remembered the WORLD
his week with a nice spring chicken.
! lot of cabbage. SQUASH. beets and
to last us a week.
They have our sincere thanks for
heir generous gifts.
E%Now is the time to subscribe for
he Official county paper.
For SALE-A good work horse. : /
ears old, gentle and true to work.
II SEelton