Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-08


Picked pork at Bakers
w. B. Kelley has been on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. III. o. Hodges returned this
week from her Denver trip
Earl Wigs, of Kansas City, was
guest of Ray Uffords this week
Word comes from CRANKY, Mo-, that
lC d. Henkel, has taken unto him.
self bride.
For Sale-Good heating stove; also
graphophone, in good shape; p
records. J. w. Gunckel.
Mr.. ]. S. Size, for several years a
piano tuner in this locality, will be
here in a few days.
Miss Amanda Williamson, of Gales
burg, ILL.,, niece of Mrs w. c. Olson
is visiting at the Olson home.
For Sale-15 or 20 acres of bound
corn fodder, extra good feed. Fred
Rensmeyer, 1 mile west and 1-2 mile
south of town.
| The r. H. Burns Realty Co. has
moved into the building one door
north of their old office.
HI. T. Johnson arrived in town last
Friday from Topeka. His many
friends were glad to see him.
Chas. Butcher was up from the
south part of the county last Friday
and made US an appreciated call.
Geo. Peterson, agent at Ogallah,
was in the city Thursday evening.
George is fine fellow and a firstclass
operator.
| The call of the wild geese as they
go south each day proclaims that
summer is nearly over and winters
cold will soon be here.
Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin
underwent surgical operation at
Rochester, Mimi. this week and is
reported to be doing nicely.
| j. H. Murray, the blacksmith has
rented the Olson shop opposite the
| Verbeck Lumber and Supply Co
vacated by Carpenter & Roderick.
! Jeweler Marshall, who came here
from Quinter several weeks ago and
opened up shop opposite Marquand
& Myerly's hardware store has pulled
up stakes and moved to Manhattan.
Col. Gearhart lectures at Grainfeld
Wednesday evening, at Quinter the
following night and at Wa-Keeney
Friday evening, arriving in Wa
Keeney Friday morning.
r. HI. Burns and family have been
down to Excelsior Springs this week.
r. H. has been a little under the
weather lately and we hope his trip
will benefit him.
Remember the lecture Friday even
ing. Season tickets on sale at the
drugstore and single admissions at
the door. Doors open at 7:45; lecture
begins at $50. Later in the season
entertainments will begin at an
earlier hour.
Rev. and Mrs. Allison accompanied
by Mrs. R. c. Wilson went east last
Wednesday morning to attend mis-
Sionary conference at Lawrence. Mrs.
Wilson will visit her daughter Helen
at Emporia before she returns.
Friday morning W. II. Kenyon of
Collyer, H. B. Flyr, Fred Flyr, G. E.
Walz, S. A. Shriner, j. L. Franklin,
and 81. E. Trip of Wa-Keeney went
to Ellsworth where they were in
itiated into the encampment degree
of the /. o. O. f. in the evening.
Gov. Stubs parolled Miss Jessie
Morrison from Lansing penitentiary
last week. Miss Morrison cut Mrs
Olin Castles throat eight years ago
in fit of jealous rage at Eldorado
Kansas. She served eight years of
the twenty-one which she was SEN
fenced.
Grainfield is soon to have paper
and its name is to be The Cap Sheaf.
The editor of the Sentinel got much
of his early newspaper experience
editing a paper at Grainfield by that
same name. We trust the financial
experience of the promoters will be
more pleasant than Ours.-Hoxie Sem
tinel.
Thanks!