Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-07-21

Mrs T. r. Moore visited at Grii
nell this week
: Elihu Altman, of Riverside. was
: county seat visitor wednesday.
Richard Staples, who assisted Chri
! Fellows in his cement and rock worl
{ left last week by the light of til
moon
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Curry are th
: proud parents of a new girl, born Jul
Is, 1906 weight 1o1 pounds. Al
! doing we'll
III. H. Bacon, from Iowa, has rente
the HIlle building and will put in
stock of dry goods and clothing. Hi
goods are on the road
r. G. wilson made a business fri,
to Kansas City the first of the week
While there he bought new fixture
for the Collyer State Bank.
Il. Bayles and family arrived from
st. Charles, ILL.,, the first of the week
Mr.. Bayles owns the old d. j. Alsor
farm east of town. we welcome this
good family into our midst.
Morrow Bros. Musical Co. plaved te
good audience last Friday night
There is difference of opinion as tc
the relative merits of this company
Some say it was good and others say
1T was on the bum.
Theo. Courtney was up from Ban.
ner wednesday, and reports his
daughter Ida much improved in
health. She is taking treatment OF
Dr. wall, the electric physician at
QGinter
DR.. A. r. Talbot,
DENTIST,
of Ellis, Kansas.
next regular date at Wa-Keenev.
August i and 2
watch this paper for further dates.
Last week our base ball nine went
10 Hllltown and played game of
ball. 1t was the thirteenth day of
the month, thirteen ball PLAYERS in
the crowd and the score was I3 to gin
favor of Hilltown 1t was Friday
also, that counts for the one-sided
score.
C. A. Cooper, of Clifton. Kans., was
IN the city this week selling trees.
Mr Cooper was here in the boomdays
and inquired about w. S. Tilton. w.
I'll. Damn, Judge Osborn, Lee Monroe
and other good citizens of the days of
yore. He claims that he was respon-
sible for the moving of the mill which
was located near the stock yards.
we wish he would return the mill.
We would donate the site.
Martin Grill came to Wa-Keenev
about year and a half ago from ELS
worth county and bought a half sec |
lion OF land in the J. L. Best neigh
oorhood- He broke out about 200
acres and sowed it to wheat, putting
inc wheat in. in good shape This
week he threshed his wheat. 40 acres
If it yielded 40 bushels to the acre
Ind tested 60 lbs. His crop will aver
lge % bushels to the acre. Mr.. Grill
$ a good farmer. Who can beat this?
John Henry's pony and dog show
truck town last Monday, and at 9
fclock the barker announced the
'rogram after which the monkey
nade three dives from an extended
adder. There was a good crowd in
ttendance and everybody STAYED un-
IL the last act The tatooed man,
age of monkeys, goats, and Prof. !
-sleight of hand and Prof. Henry :
onposed the show. The only feature ,
the show worth seeing was the @
oodle dogs, and the most attractive /
ling about them was their make
p The monkeys were fine The
ony part of the program was fair. Ii
he two boys who assisted the pro-
ssor in his sleight of hand perfor-
ance was the best part of the show.
'ms male or female ground out some L
'autiful music which made fellows Il
ood run cold. A lot of suckers hit L
we are glad to know that the Gus n
M of naming farms is becoming
lite general A natural sequence :
om it is to print the name of the
rm on the owners stationery and
us the farm and his place become =
and associated together
the community. There is a busi- 70 70
IS advantage, too, as every letter =
ut out from Hickory Grove. "
Walnut Lodge" or maple Hail.
the case may be, acts as an adver- se
emeut of tho plara Sbabazca.o ne