Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-02-17

AR. Yearly Subscript
DIT. Jones received a car load of bug
gies this week.
Miss Clark, of Collyer visited friends
in this CITY last Saturday
John Spena is making 20-barrel
street sprinkler for the Blue Front at
Ellis.
Oris McVey, of Boone, Iowa. is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Chas. Sellers,
this week
Those who attended the lecture at
the court house Thursday evening say
it was the best of the season.
The place to buy implements, bug
gies, wagons, harness, etc, is at A. b.
Jones Implement store.
Miss Lucia Kelly, who is teaching
out south of town in the Mattingly
district, spent Sunday with home
folks.
Miss Geytrude Davies left for Kan
sas City last Sunday morning where
she will buy her spring stock of mil
linery.
Read DIR. Jones' new ad. in this is
sue He has the largest stock of i'm
lplements in the west, and his prices
are right
The carpenters are engaged in max
ing repairs on the house which Perry
Johnson purchased of Mrs. G. L. Rey-
nolds recently.
Monday and Tuesday there was
such decided drop in the tempera-
/ ture that we see no reason now for
not having good ice crop
Mrs. T. r. Moore returned home
last Sunday morning from her trip in
the east, where she has been purchas-
ing her spring stock of goods
Don't forget the Shelton & Kinch
entertainment at the court house
February 9th. 1t promises to be a
good one. The prices are Is and 25c.
Those who are fond of good music
should attend the illustrated song
concert at the court house February
27 given by Shelton 81 Kinch. Admis-
sion Is and % cents.
The wicked editor who told the fol
lowing story will get his deserts in
the next world if not in this: "a
woman near Decatur was kicked by &
mule causing her to bite off the enc
of her tongue. The husband has re
fuSpd 21 nOO for tha +fnIllo -
A large number of valentines pass
ed through the postoffice on Wed
nesday, We did not receive our. ac
customed printer sitting on higl
stool with a bald head and long nose
consequently felt little lonely. W.
hope the fellow isn't dead that ha
remembered US all these years
Mrs. Eli McCollum, of Topeka, ex
poets to make her home with he
daughter, Mrs. Clara Smith of thi
city. She is shipping her household
goods preparatory to the change. Mrs
McCollum recently lost her husband
and will be less lonely for her to liv'
!, within her daughters family.
r. Q. Wilson was confined to hi
home the greater part of last week
Some time ago the COW stepped o
his foot, injurlng bone, and lately
2 troubled Mr.. Wilson until it wa
found necessary to perform an opera
2 tion, which was successfully done
1 We trust he VIII soon be able to us
1 his foot again.
Q. w. f. Street, one of the first SCI
!. tiers of Wa-Keeney, and who LEI
: here about eight years ago and loca
), ed at Parsons, Kas., was revisiting Ol
scenes in Trego county this weel
= Mr.. Street is visiting his daughte
Mrs. III. NJ. Shaw. His many friend
were glad to meet him once NOR
He looks well and says he is doin
S well financially.
Certificates issued from the JAM
n uary examination:
q Professional, 1; second grade,
! third grade, ,; statements. L.
y The common school examination
T this year will be held On the followir
dates March so and 81, and April :
and 2S Grades NAV he carried fro