Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-23
Wanted Cleaning and pressing.
Mrs Holmes

Wanted CLEANING and pressing.
Mrs. Holmes
r. II Burns, OF Wa Keenev, and
party ef land seekers were IN town
" ,.tiue<day They had been IN the
-s.nt lasss-aern part of Trego county
ins.kise over some farms in that
vfs-inssv Ellis Headlight
i - R,lio~. proprietor OF the Art
cas. received word Thursday after
Fsous. ia. las wife WAS sick He left
ssafs - evening train Tor Hill City,
lie VII be osrk in several days, III
fs is.silnw's health improves
~ e stasil. the j-xeier, received
.4ss sick ~ goods the first of the
y ssjttI~ns'- hardware store. He has
fine ios 81 jewellery He invites the
an s.iis, - c.as.-and inspect his goods.
ig-e next number of the entertain
int-sst course VIII he given by the VI i'd
end Jus-iiee Singers, troupe of
seven. enlured people, at the court
nnse "Wednesday evening, March 6.
AFAut ttCktb~ lH tIiG uIuk StOIC
A marriage license was issued last
Wednesday 10 John w. Kalbach and
frs. Auria Spaeter, both of WILCOX
township They will move to Wichi-
r. county next week where they hope
- es1s blush Il home for themselves
The assessors of the several town
-i.lps will meet at the county clerks
office the first Monday in March
fas the purpose of agreeing on a basis
- assessment for personal property
sn,~ wear Real estate will not be as
se>sed this year.
Bus your tickets for the next en-
fertainnent at the drug store and
avoid the waiting and confusion at
the door after the entertainments has
begun. causing delay and marring
the pleasure of others. Beside you
will he more likely to get d good seat.
n. H. Giffin, John Altman. Enoch
Nielsen and Sam Roundtree, all of
Riverside township, were county
seat visitors last Wednesday. They
attended to road business with the
county clerk They presented two
petitions for roads to be laid out in
their neigh borhood.
Chris Feller laid the foundation
for l.. Tattman's new house in the
west part of town the first of the
week. Chas. Lofstead has the con-
tract to do the carpenter work,
and he will push it along at two
minute gait, as Charlie believes in
dong things up in a hurry.
Wanted = Gentleman or lady to
travel for Mercantile house of large
capital. Territory at home or abroad
to suit. If desirable the home may
be used as headquarters Weekly
salary Of 81, O92-00 per year and ex-
penses. Address, Armstrong Alex
ander. 125 Plymouth Place, Chicago,
Ill.
Ed Barrett and family started
Thursday morning for their new
home near Wa-Keeney. These good
people have made many friends here
who are sorry to have them go from
our midst, but we all wish them the
best of success in their new home.
One thing is certain Trego county
gaines some splendid citizens.-Nor-
catur Register.
Enoch Nelson was pleasant caller
at World Office while in town last
Wednesday. He has decided to keep
his farm and stay in Trego county.
A trip to Plainville last week convin-
ed him that there are worse places
| than Trego. He has fine farm and
and it would be unwise for him to
sell just at present as land values are
on the increase.
John Altman, who settled on the
Smoky 10 the Buffalo days of Trego,
was World visitor last Wednesday.
He says they are figuring on a rural
route out of Ellis in his neighbor-
hood With rural route and good
telephone system the farmers are en-
joying life as they should. What they
need next is railroad up the Smoky
and they will get it some day.
Chas Steinberger turned down a