Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-18


Clean up your back yard.
Friday was St Patrick's day.
Home made chill at the o. K.
Money to loan. See E. d. Wheeler.
s. f. Glass, of Coflyer, Kans., is a
new reader of the World.
Booths celebrated seal ship oysters
at Bakers; soc per quart 40
Jacob Bolig, of voda, is new sub
scriber to the old reliable
Nothing but first class work will
be turned out at the new Studio.
Hart Shaffner g. Marx suits are be-
ginning to roll in at the Trego Mere.
Co.
Farmersl Don't forget to attend
B. F. Bragg's big sale next Wednes-
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Peterson, of Norton.
Kansas, visited with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Perrine west of town this week.
Clyde CIPHER loaded a car of live
stock and household effects Tuesday
and shipped them to his homestead
at Kit Carson, Colo.
Emil Davidson returned home the
first of the week from a three months
visit in Sweden. He reports a fine
trip and pleasant visit.
The Trego Nero. Cos. millinery
opening is on Friday and Saturday.
the oath and 25th of this month.
There is surprise in store for you.
Miss Emma Shepherd. who had
charge of the millinery department.
OF the Salina Nero. Co., last season
is With the Trege Mere this spring.
Don't forget that the Kieverson
Quartet will appear at the court
house the second week in April and
will render a most delightful pro-
gram.
E. c. Waldo was up from Ellis last
Tuesday evening and Wednesday at
tending to BUSINESS matters. He
rides in 40-horse power Buick auto
one of the best machines made.
As far as We can learn a state
veterinary surgeon will be in Wa
keeney, Wednesday, March p, 1911,
to examine stations that have not
passed the required examination.
Henry Kerkeck returned to Wa
Keeney the first of the week from a
three months visit to Nebraska. He
has rented farm and will return to
Nebraska shortly for his bride-so
says Sheriff Musseman.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
keyser who were recently married
gave them pleasant surprise last
Monday evening at their new home
at Fred Rensmeyer's farm south of
town. All report good time.
B. E. Grim writes from Chatham.
Ohio, as follows: Editor World: En-
closed IND 81 90 for our subscription to
the good old 'Keeney World for an
other year; could not keep house
it. Everybody well and hap
Ply.
w. A. Smith and son gave a party.
Monday night, in honor of his son. |
Bert Smith, of Hutchinson, and his
nephew, Clarence Smith, of Emporia.
Kansas, who are here visiting. All
had good time. His daughter-in-
law, Mrs. @. Q. Smith, acted as host
sss. The out of town guest was Mrs.
Larry Debeau.
We received a card the first of the
week announcing the marriage of
Mr. I'll. G. Ross, of north of town, and
Miss Mary NJ. Engle, of Mankato,
Aans- The ceremony took place at
he home of the bride at Mankato.
Aans-, March 9, 1911. They will be
1t home to their friends after April
g, at Wa-Keeney, Kans.
Remember Shungopavi, Mouui In
Ian lecturer and magician SATURDAY.
evening, March 18th, for the benefit
II the lecture course fund. Tickets
IN sale at the drug store next Mon
lay at the usual prices, fifty and
hirty-five cents. This is an extra
lumber and will require extra tick
It's but one-half of the proceeds will
Ne added to the course fund. At the
equest of many who heard Shungo-
'avl when he was here before the
.reater part of his entertainment
vii be devoted to the legends and