Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-04-15
Smoked meats at Bakers.

Smoked meats at Bakers
Read the new ads in this issue.
The baby in photo mounts at the
photo Studio.
Abstracts of title made promptly
E. W. Simpson, who lives on the
Ness county line in Trego, was in the
city Tuesday and had his name en-
rolled on our large list at Ransom
The ball team was made happy by
the arrival of their new suits. In
color and quality they are beauties
and the boys are well pleased with
them.
substantial farmers of Riverside
township, were county-Seat visitors
last Saturday and made us an agree
able call.
Measles still seem to hold sway,
many new cases being reported A
number of the young people have
had to remain out of school on ac-
count of them.
VIM. Shrenkler, who owns several
large farms west of town, was in the
city last Thursday looking over his
real estate holdings. He visited with
VIM Smith and family during his
stay
j. Nelson, of Ogallah, has sold
his interest in the general merchan-
disc store to E. Lindberg. The new
firm will be known as Hendricks &
Lindberg. We wish the new firm I'M
bounded success.
Water and light statements have
been mailed this week. If these
charges are paid promptly it will as
Sist greatly in getting the records
and accounts in shape for the new adj
ministration and very much appreci-
ated by all concerned.
As over half the baseball team of
the High-school were enjoying meas
les and mumpS they postponed the
game with the .Wa-Keeney team and
the first game in the TregO County
League will be between COllyer and
Wa-Keeney at the latter'S grounds,
Tuesday, April 18th.
Miss Vatet, who has been in the
employ OF the Verbeck Lumber &
Supply Co., as StenOgrapher, left this
week for Hays, where she visited her
sister who resides there. Later she
will go to New York where she will
be married. While in the city Miss
Vatet made many friends.
On Friday, April 7th, the cake
baking contest, demonstrating Cot
Y. a. =
suited in the following prize winners:
First, Miss Emma Hotel: second,
Mrs Sam Smith; third, Mrs. r. E.
Spencer; fourth, Mrs. III. O. Gearhart;
fifth, Miss Mable Gray; sixth, Miss
Pearl Milholland; seventh, Miss
Velma Stephens.
The Midland Concert company will
appear in Wa-Keeney next Tuesday
evening, April Is. This is the sew
enth and last number of the course
and the committee expects it to be
is an extra" but is free to all hold
ers of season tickets. Let us have a
full house and satisfactory close of
a very successful season.
VIM. r. Carpenter and Miss Ila Ma
bel Dillinger were married Wednes-
day noon at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Dillinger, Wa-Keeney, Kansas. A
large number of friends were present
to join in the festivities and enjoy
the bountiful spread prepared for the
occasion. Mr.. Carpenter is a livery
man at Quinter where the happy
couple will make their home.
The Board of Trustees of the
County High school met in regular
session on the 18th and adopted the
Normal Training course, also Do
nestle Science and Agricultural
courses to comply with the new law,
and for which the state will give the
county an allowance of $3.50 pepyear.
This is one of the wiseSt moves the
Board has made, and taken with the
fact that they retained Prof. Niesley
at the head of the schools for another
year, will all meet the hearty APP
prevail of the people over the county.
The people of TregO county are proud
of her High school and every new
step taken for its advancement is
welcomed by, all.