Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-04-29

A. f. Tosh has our thanks for a
mess of new lettuce raised in his
garden in the rear of his home on
Main street.
Jake DeatrIch was down from Coll
yer Friday morning He says the
wheat is growing so fast that it hides
young calf
Henry HiIle, drove over to Edmond
Thursday where he is feeding train
load of steers and hogs. About 1000
head of BOTH
Mrs. O'Connor and children Of Chi
cago, are visiting at the home of Pat
Walsh. Mrs OConner is sister of the
Walsh Brothers.
Mrs F. S. Diebold arrived from
Buffalo, n. Y. last Friday on short
visit. Her daughters are visiting in
Virginia at present.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
Lucas, next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
II. E. JONES. secretary.
Agent Morse was distributing pam
phlets descriptive of t e Lewis &
Clark exposition which opens at Port
land, Ore, next month.
Mrs. Hattie Acres of Russell arriv-
ed here Thursday evening. She will
spend d few DAYS with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Lamon.
F. p. Clark of Adair, was in town
Saturday. He says his son Frank has
over a section in wheat and it is all
looking well Ellis Headlight.
B. Sellers sold Il pair of white rab-
bits and owl to a travelling man
from Salina Tuesday. This aggrega-
tion netted him five big wheels.
Bernard Gleason. Cousin Of the
Gleason Brothers, left Sunday even
| ing for his home in Elizabeth. Colo.
| He visited here about ten days.
| Saum & Purcell sold the old Wilcox
ranch of $500 acres to farmers in Lin
coin county. They will move out here
this summer and improve their land.
Joe Irwin, Mayor and Police Judge
of Cedar Bluffs, was in the city the
latter part of last week intervie wing
| Col. Poffenberger on how to raise don
keys ~
For SALE-Clean alfalfa and milIet
seed raised on the Saline river bot
toms. six miles north of Walk eeney.
JACOB II. HICKMAN.
Spring is here for good. The adj
vance guard of some circus Ia contor
tioniSt1 struck town Wednesday and
gave two performances afternoon and
evening.
Bob Kirk of the Saline, and J. G
Marcy of the Smoky. two properou:
farmers and stockmen, were detained
in town over Sunday night on account
of the rain.
, c. M. Evans is putting up black
: smith shop In the building next to E
Macheu livery barn. He is good
mechanic and should receive his share
of the trade:
Burt Redmond. the popular schoO
teacher of Collver, is at home AGAR
after tussle with the small pox. I'll
said he looks as If he had gone through
hail storm.
Krhut Brothers have purchased G
Wolff, Sr's farm of $40 acres for Sl2 al
I e. IL
BOYS have 500 acres of wheat on ii
hard to beat.
!, DIR. Archie Johnson. of Kansas
City. Mo-. is visiting his father A. j
Johnson and his sister Mrs n. +
Stranshaw. Mr.,J's many friends were
glad to meet him.
Ted Schnase'S brother. who live
with him about five miles east o.
town, was tried before Probate Judge
Swiggett. Monday for insanity
The jury brought in verdict tina
Schnase was not insane.
Owen Scanlon was in from the Saline
neighborhood last Friday and reports
the arrival of Il new girl at his houS'
born April 4, 1905. Owen says the Re
publicanS are in the majority at hi
? home-three girls and two boys.
VIM. Walsh. of Coliyer township
2 was in Wa-Keeney Tuesday. accom-
5 panied by his nephew. VIM. O'Conne
from Chicago. Mr.. Walsh left on the
evening train for Hot Springs, Ark. t.
see if lie can regain his health.
Martin Grill, who moved here iron
Ellsworth about a month ago, is build
/ inc small hnuSe tn he moved ont oil