Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-08-12
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Miss Lillian Chalk is clerking in
the Trego Mercantile Store again.
Mrs. Ida Pearson visited with
Mrs. James Hanna at ST. Peter this
week.
For Sale-Good seed wheat ats1. 90.
Sample can be seen at World office.
julius Hillman, Ogallah, Kans. 21-3t
w. d. Austin, the poet of Voda, was
Wa-Keeney visitor last Monday.
He was trying TO find the fellow who
wanted to buy young mules
Joe Shaw was in the city last
Sunday visiting home folks. Joe is
assistant agent at Eaton, Colorado
having been transferred from Quin-
ter.
F. E. league was down from Col
lyer between trains Thursday morn
ing attending to business matters.
We acknowledged brief but pleas
ant call.
Henry Staatz received word the
first of the week that the team that
young Gertsma stole was located in
Nebraska where the young man was
working.
Mrs Williams, mother of W. J.
Williams of this city and Mrs
Walker of Ellis were guests at the
Williams and Henkel homes last
Thursday.
Mr.. Lyons was up from the south
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and reports the sad news of the
death of his mother which occurred
Thursday night
Harry Reichard is back from Abil-
enc where he was working in car
riage factory. If business picks up
Harry says he will be temped to open
up another blacksmith shop.
Misses Nettie and Florence Beatty
returned the latter part-of the week
from Elkton, Colo, where they had
been month with their sister, Mrs.
Brighton Osborne Farmer.
Mr. Seirer was in from Collyer
township Wednesday to see the Cove
Wa-Keeney ball game which was all
hoax. Mr.. Sierer informed us that
he will plant large acreage of
wheat.
Howard Thorn is station agent at
Quinter His many friends here
were sorry to see him leave the de-
pot here but were glad to learn he
has better job in the live town of
Quinter.
Bina Bland was taken to the Re
form school for girls at Beloit this
morning and will be given chance
for good conduct and schooling for
the next two years or so.-HilI City
Republican.
The temperature took another
soar this week and it looked as
though the drouth had returned, but
Thursday night the thermometer
dropped and as we go to press the
weather is much cooler.
Mrs. NJ. Repine, who has been visit
ILL.,, for the past two months, re-
turned to Wa-Keeney the first of the
week and is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. H. Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Lundquist left
the first of the week for Yates Cen
ter, Kansas, where they will make
their future home. We were sorry
to see these good people go but
wish them success in their new To-
cation.
The Board of Control will visit Wa
Keeney in the near future to look
over our proposition for site for the
new asylum The board can't find a
better location than Wa-Keeney if
it would comb the state with a
fine tooth comb.
Fred Deitz loaded a car with stock
and farm machinery last Tuesday
and left Wednesday for Canada
Fred owns a half section of land
south of town and remarked that if
he didn't like Canada he would come
back We bet dollars to doughnuts
that he'll be back.
The daily Capital of the first of the
week stated that the six-year-oId
daughter of Rev. J. G. Everett and
wife is quarantined at her home in
Topeka with smallpox Word was
received that the little girl is doing
nicely and that none of the others
have thus far contracted the disease
Wa-Keeney now has new market
which has been opened in the J. r.
Wilson building on the east side of
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