Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-02-10
OGALLAH.

Snow, wind and cold,
Wheat, corn and rye,
All found in Ogallab.
In the sweet bye and bye.
Cold wave and storm.
Judd Yetter is home again.
Mr.. Anderson is hauling wheat to
Mr.. Frogge.
Everybody is making ready for next
weeks ice crop.
Mr.. Bentley moved his family here
from Grainfield.
Ogallah was well represented in
Ellis last Thursday.
Matte Mapes entertained the Miss
Nelsons's last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ripple of Ellis were
visiting r. A. Samuels this week.
Basket social last Friday night.
Every body there with their best girl.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Davidson enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Gunckel last Sat
urday.
Our Y. p. c. E. is progressing fine
ly-every Thursday evening at 6:30
prompt.
A. e. Drake of Topeka was trans
acting business with our merchants
his week.
Engineer Hickey, wife and daugh-
ter nave been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob SamueIS ii few days
The section men were called out
this week to make a visit to Ellis to
loos aversthe ice crop 1900.
The meetings held here by Rev.
-. l.
perhaps longer Mr.. G. is very inter
eStIng and draws Il very large audi
ence.
Protracted meetings are still in pro-
greSs at our school house, the same
being in conducted by Rev. Gunckel.
The house being filled to its standing
capacity, and a great and glorious
time is being enjoyed by all lovers of
church work. and we hope that all
will be benefited.
Our basket social for the benefit of
school library came off with grand
success, there being Il dance not far
away and a meeting at Mr.. Harrison's
the same evening, but we came out
victorious and had our usual large
crowd and very nice program. The
exercises commenced with fine music
by Olson, Carlson and Johnson's or
chastra. Mr.. Yetter made an open
ing address to the people which was
well spoken and well meant in every
word, saying the evening was ours to
enjoy for good purpose and enjoy it
we did. Fine music and singing was
rendered by Misses Edith Buchanan,
Robbie Samuels, Caroline Richards.
and Gertie Powers. Masters Norman
Mapes and Miles Powers favored us
with reciJationS well rendered. Mu-
sic by the orchestra at intervals. and
then we were highly honored by lay-
ing Supt. Harlan with us: his humor-
Gus speeches and good advice to schoI-
ars and parents of their books and
library. the program closed. While
the orchestra PLAYED Mr.. SwIggett
drawed the curtain swiftly by and oh,
what a beautiful sight met our gaze.
Baskets" of all sorts, sizes and col
ors-it was a picture in itself. Then
it was decided that Mr.. Yetter. and
Mr.. Harlan should sell the baskets;
then the fun began: if there were any
we do not know who it
was for every one seemed pleased.
The lady who forgot to put her name
on the basket did not forget which
basket was hers as we saw the gentle
man who bought it carrying it on his |
arm. but it did not take him long to |
find the owner or the contents of the
basket. Ii would be hard to tell who |
bought the best basket, but we know /
of one gentleman who knew he had |
the prettiest one as he was actually |
seen viewing it on all sides, anyway /
it was a beautiful basket. So were I
they all, and each one brought a good I
price. and good sum was realized.
and it was very enjoyable evening.
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
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