Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-02-16

eases of the eye, ear, nose and throat
and to fit glasses
New lot of shoes, all sizes
and shapes, at Moore's.
John Schroyer, from Schroyer,
Kans.. arrived in the city the first of
the week. John owns one of the fin
est half sections OF land east of town
and will build on same this spring.
We are sorry TO note that Rev.
Bunge is having quite a time with
his injured knee and 1t is said he will
have to go to some hospital and have
the bone scraped before it will heal.
We are informed that our old friend.
J. III. Mack has purchased a farm
down in Arkansas near the Hot
we would like to see him remain in
Trego.
For Sale-Seedling peach trees at
$50 per hundred, strawberry, black
berry aud raspberry plants; also
rhubarb and pie plant at half price.
Address w: 81. Knouff, Hill City,
Kansas:
Tom Bundy says,he is tired of work
ing for other people and will rig up
well auger and go into business for
himself. Tom has had lots of expert
ence in this line and will make sue
cess of it.
H. B. Flyr butchered porker the
first of the week that dressed 54S
pounds. At the present price of hogs
he would have received s45. 80 for
the animal. Who can beat this?
Trot 'em out.
Uncle Billy Littlechild shipped
car of hogs and cattle to Kansas City
the first of the week. He received &c
for his hogs, and says that's a good
price and a farmer can make little
money at such prices.
Joe Halblieb, one of the most sue
cessful farmers and stockraisers of
Riverside township was a county seat
visitor oyer Monday night. Joe
says he never saw finer winter
for stock and wheat, and he has lived
here long time.
Mrs. J. B. Sites has been secured
to teach out the remaining portion of
the Grinnell school term made vacant
by the resignation of Marian Roger.
Mrs. Sites is highly educated and one
of the eounty's most able Instructors.
|-Grinneli Record.
Mrs. w. w. Blanchard received the
sad news of the death of her father,
D. J. Alsop, which occurred at La
Fayette, Oregon on February 9th
The deceased was well known here as
he lived about three miles east of Wa
Keeney for a number of years.
There will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church Sabbath the 18th
inst. as Mr.. Everett breaches at Oak
lev that day. and then expects TO go
from there on to Omaha to attend
the Missionary convention to be held
on 10Th inst. as he is delegate.
1t is with pleasure we announce
that our good friend Johnnie Hixson
won his school land case in the SD
preme court This will, no doubt,
end the school land question as the
second purchasers are entitled to
their rights and they should be
Mr.. Craybill, of Plattsmouth,
Nebr., has opened up jewellery store
in w. J. Williams hardware store.
Mr.. Cray bill comes highly recommend
ed and as we need jeweler here our
people should patronize him literally.
He guarantees all his work to be first
class.
Isaac Nixon visited his brother,
Rev. T. J. Nixon, at Bunker Hill,
this week. He said the first thing he
ran into was wedding and at first
he thought he would have to be best
man, but the young fellow showed
up in due time. Isaac says it was a
close call.
Mrs. e. J. HinZman, of Centerville,
Iowa, is visiting her brother, j. A.
Law. This is their first meeting in
twenty-three years. Mrs. Pearl Music,
of Colorado Springs, is also visiting
Mr.. Law and family. She is their
niece and it is her first visit with
these folks.
| Mrs. j. w. Spena received the sad
| Monday that Mira Tina V4Ua1