Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-12

Pure home made lard at Bakers.
Miss Katie McAtee is the new
hello girl at the telephone exchange
Jacob Hickman shipped two cars
of cattle to Kansas City the front end
of the week.
Attorney Saim was up from Kansas
City Thursday He says Missouri
went wet
Mr.. and Mrs A B. Mumert arrived
home last week from an extended
visit to relatives in Indiana
Taken up-Black and red spotted
SOW, owner can get same by paying
damages. HI. ]. Simpson, 1 mile east
of town.
J. F. Gunckel, who is running
general store for d. W. Keller at Par
kerville, Kans-, came home to vote.
He reports business good
G. W. Crosley, who runs the Wa
Keeney Garage, left little girls
Owner can get same by calling
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morath and
daughter arrived from Coffeyville,
KanS., the first of the week and
moved onto their farm north of town.
Taken up-Two black heifer calves
and one red bull calf. Owner can get
same by calling on Henry Schneider,
one mile south of town on old Mumert
place.
There will be box socidl at Blue
Ribbon school house in District No
4S, one mile south of Joe Spenas, on
Friday evening, November Is, 1910.
Everybody invited
Are you going on the excursion Dec.
gated Government lands in the Big
Horn Basin, Wyoming? See Lester
G. Nudge at Wa-Keeney at once.
r. III. Burns has bought G. W.
Belongs interest in the r. HI. Burns
Realty Co. and hereafter r. III. will
do business for himself Mr.. Bellomy
returned to his home near Salina last
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Robson return
ed home the first of the week from
| Stockton where they visiting their
son Basil and family. They expect
to move to Stockton in the near
| future.
Here'e the latest election story told
on Dick Hille. Dick was eiectiOneer-
| ing Russian friend and asked him
how he voted. The Russian replied:
81 just put an y under the rooster
and let him crow
c. W. Hardesty, who went to
Wichita to be operated upon, is feel
| l..
card Thursday morning stating that
no operation would be performed as
he had brights disease.
Another voter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. LOfstead in
Ogallah township Monday evening.
Charlie says he don't know whether
he is a stand pater or progressive
since New York went Democratic.
Frank Stradal and party, who have
been visiting in Bohemia for some
time, returned home the last of last
week; They say they had nice time,
but that all were very sick on their
return trip as they were compelled to
| take ''bum" steamer.
Prof. Billings went down to Law
renee last Friday evening and was
married to Miss Pearl HallingSworth
of that city. They returned to Wa
Keeney Monday and are keeping
house in the cottage north of Grant
Bronson's home. The World extends
congratulations
The dramatization of .'Under the
seen here, is now in its second year
and gives every promise of OUTLYING
all other book made plays that the
stage has ever known. Its success
has been extraordinary and the de-
mand for the comedy throughout the
| country remains undated.
The second number of the seasons
entertainments was given by the
Otterbein Male Quartet and Bell
Ringers Friday evening of last week
and was thought by many to be the
best ever presented to Wa-Keeney
audience. A. Rae. Condit, the man
ager, having appeared here before,
there was a large attendance of old
friends and the house filed to stand
ing room only. This pleasing whist
Ter and story-teller captured the au-
dience at once. Mr.. Grudd, first
tenor, and Mr.. Miller, pianist, both
proved to be artists much above the
average. Mr.. Bailey, basso, is a
Kansas man and had friends in the
audience right from the start. Alto
gether, it was a very pleasing and
successful number from every point
of view. The next number will be
given Wednesday evening, November
so.