Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1906-09-15


with Mrs. DIR. Lindsay next Tuesday
afternoon.
Jacob Hickman left the first of the
week for his old hsme at Sterling,
Ill. He will be absent abeut three
weeks
Don't fail to attend d. P. Roberts
sale of cattle, horses. and implements
next Wednesday at his farm east of
town.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Ina A.
Mccoy to Mr.. Fred A. Grabner, both
of Graham county.
J. G Marcy was up from his home
on the Smoky last Saturday. John
has just recovered from hard spell
of sickness and is still very weak.
A new lot of taylor made
skirts just received at Mrs.
T. r. Moore's.
GO to the Hardman Lumber Com
panv for your coal-Cum berland and
Rock Springs-two of the best Goals
to be had, are for sale by this firm.
Epworth League meets at p. m.
Sunday evening. Subject-'Our debt
to the knowledge of Gods word"
Irma Law, leader. Lucy Courtright,
president.
Coal is going to be scarce this
winter. but the Hardman Lumber
Company has on hano a big supply,
and we advise everybody to lay in
supply now.
I'll Mahoney, of Solomon, was in
the city Thursday. Tim is one OF
the oldest engineers on the U. p. He
runs the passenger train from Solo
mon to Beloit and return every day.
DR.. J. ]. Helm, residentdentist, has
a card in this issue. The doctor has
opened an office over Jones Imple
ment store. He comes to us well
recommended and we bespeak for
him liberal share of your patronage.
The following services will be held
at the Episcopal church by j. Fl. Lee
on Sunday, September is: Commun-
ion service IL a M, Litany and lee
ture at p. m. Subject of lecture,
''The Rite of Baptism"
Henry t. Johnson left Thursday
evening for BeattIe, Kans., where he
will visit his brother and family,
about a week. From there he will go
to his old home at Charlottesville.
Ohio. to spend the winter.
Ed. Banks, of Whiting, Kans., was
in the city the first of the week. Mr..
Branks was looking over Wa-Keeney
and surrounding country with view
of locating here, and he was very
favorably impressed with our town
Following is the order of service at
the al. e. church Sunday, September
16, 1906: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
A deaconess from Bethany hospital
will speak at HOO a. M; Epworth
League at p. m; church at D. m.
by pastor,
Otto Olson. of Lincoln county, who
has been on his land in Trego county
for the past four months breaking
prairie, came down to Ellsworth last
Friday morning and went over to his
home to visit his family for a week or
so, then he will go back to Trego
county and plant out 500 acres OF
wheat Reporter.
w. @. Tegmeier, deputy fish and
game warden, is In this locality look
ing up violaters of the law and to see
that everybody has license before
going out hunting. Tegmeier will be
in this locality for some time Open
season for prairie chickens, Septem-
Der 10 to October Is; quail, November
Is to December Is; geese, brandt,
ducks, September 1 to April 10.
Thomas Schimko witsch, Of COllyeI
township, left Thursday evening tor
Post Drasing, Austria, to revisit boy
hood scenes in that far off land. Mr..
S. says he will be gone about twelve
weeks, and that it takes about twelve
days to land him in his old home in
Austria We wish him a safe journey
The world will keep him posted on
Trego affairs while he is abroad.
Wednesday. evening Miss Daphne
Cloud had quite an exciting exper-
hence. As she was starting to come
to town, the lines caught in the har-
ness in such a way she had no con-
troll of the team. The horses started
a merry-go-round of their own Fin