Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-04-23
Among Our Exchanges.

Iid, oSSu y, was going 10 U0e
country to spend a week, <and
after finishing her evening pray
er before starting she added:
"Goodby, Lord, I'm going away
for week, and l wish YOU would
keep your eye on papa and
mama. Selected.
A Wa-Keeney lady was asked
if she was a believer in the Post
al Saving Bank idea and she re-
piled that she had an album to
keep her postalS in and couldn't
see why any one would would
want to put their postals in a
bank. -Hoxie Sentinel.
During the period from March
to April 6, the Stockton post
Office received, exclusive of the
amount for distribution, 1868
pounds of mail matter or nearly
seven tons, or an average of
about 406 pounds per day. The
past seven days have averaged
Al pounds per Stockton
Review.
At the annual school meeting
it was decided to expend $500
in improving the school building.
1t will be reshingled, plastered
and painted and a hot water
heating plant installed. DR.. Car
ter was reelected director and a
8-month term decided on. 1t is
possible that four more grades
will be added to the work and an
other teacher employed. Grin
nell Record
We've imitation butter and i'm
itatiOn milk; we've imitation cot
ton and imitation silk. We've
imitation marble and imitation
wood; we've imitation coffee. sa-
lubriously good. We've imita
ton leather for imitation shoes:
we've Imitation dye stuffs and
imitation booze. And some of
US It's certain may have imita-
ton wives. In fact, [ fear we're
leading but imitation lives.-Ex.
There has been some talk of a
new hotel for Brownell and
there can be no question as to
the need for one. There are
plenty of places in town where
one can eat, but the town has no |
place that offers general accomo- |
datlonS to the travelling public |
and a rooming house, properly
run, would no doubt do a nice
business and it would be a boom
for the town. -Brownell Courier.
Frank Collins is going to Law
plans for new kind of feed for
cattle. 1t is we'll known that
sorghum molasses is one of the
most fattening substances known
md the experimental stations
highly recommend it's use in
,eeding cattle Frank is going
lst field into sugar cane, buy
zane mill and fix up an evapora-
ion pan and try the scheme out.
The sorghum is poured over
'helled corn when fed.-Hill City
An effort is being made to have
, company of National Guard or
,anized in Hays. ]. II. Beach
las been corresponding with the :
.djutant general of the state and t,
Inds there is room for. another :
ompany in this district. The :
commercial Club is back of the :
Movement, and it looks now as if
We might get it. Hays has sew =,
raj young men who served in .
he Spanish-American war and :
re well equipped to assist in the !
and keeping up of :
UGH an organization. Hays City :
d. Cody, young man, of
wenty three years of age. of Z
irving township was thrown :
rom horse and killed last Sat .
rday afternoon He was lead :
lg horse with a long rope and :
ne rope got tangled on the =
orses feet which frightened it =
nd threw it so quickly that the y
Dung man could not get off in =
me to save himself. While we r
re not personally acquainted
18th the young man we under
land he was of a noble charact-
: and a hard worker. The ac-
dent was witnessed by Mrs.
red and Thomas Kuiken. He
as born in Erving township .,
ewell County Monitor. la
gain western Kansas Soa,,,s u