Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-11-04

Good weather for colds; also good
weather for the coal man.
Go to the City Bakery for Douglass
chocolates-the best made.
J. w. Spena and Bob Kirk made
trip to Quinter Wednesday after
noon.
Miss George Moore visited in Hays
this week returning home Friday
morning.
Gerhard Mussemann went overland
to Berlin, Nebr., to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. G. T. Galloway visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Chas Whitton, at
Hill City this week,
November came in with plenty of
snow and cold but an early winter
means an early spring.
A. Spitsnaugle returned the first of
the week from Champaign, ILL.,, where
he spent most of the summer.
Miss Eva Gee of Russell visited last
Thursday with Mrs. J. w. Spena and
returned to her home on Friday
! morning.
Mrs. Nora Snyder is nursing in the
of the Bronson children is sick with
scarlet fever.
| Last Thursday afternoon the Do
mestic Science class held its organi-
cation meeting and have a member
ship of sixteen.
The best weather authorities are
predicting long, cold, stormy win
ter and from the past week it looks
like winter is surely getting a good
early start.
Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of stuff
ering. At any drug store.
Miss Ida Cloud left Wednesday for
her home in Quenomo, where she will
visit home folks for about two weeks.
Grover Hays is filling her place at the
pCSt-Otfice during her absence.
Wanted-A first-class farmer to put
80 acres of spring crop on souteast-
quarter of 32-13-24. For further par
ticulars write Mrs. Nettie Waller
Taylorsville, ILL.,, or apply to r. G
Wilson, WaKeeney.
The Good Will are to give chick
en- dinner at the sheriff's office OF
Tuesday, Nov. I, at 11.30 a. m. There
will be the annual election of officer.
in the afternoon. Menu: chicken POI
pie, mashed potatoes, cabbage salad
, cranberry jelly, bread, pickles, pies
coffee and tea.
AS Rev. Allison is in Phillipsburg
holding meetings, there will be n,
: regular preaching services at tn,
: Presbyterian church tomorrow, bu
f Sunday, Nov. II, Mr.. Allison expect
to commence special meetings here
and that he will be assisted by Rev
Everett of Phillipsburg.
!. J. G. Marcy shipped two cars o
/ cattle to Kansas City last Sunda.
morning. On account of the short
age of feed, Mr.. Marcy will cut dow
his herd from $50 to 90 head. HI
q says he has feed enough bought an,
: raised to winter about 90 head be
sides about 30 head of horses
+ L. E. Cunningham, the genial pre-
q prietor of the Cunningham hotel, lef
, the first of the week to help out dun
. ing a shortage of dining car conduc
q tors Mr.. Cunningham is an oil
hand at the business having been O.
the road number of years. He viii
be gone about three weeks durin
y which time Mrs. Cunningham wi
G have charge of the hotel.
In spite of the fact that an extr
corp of police" were placed on dut
for Hallow cen the boys did thei
S usual stunts and little more be
r sides; clothes lines were cut, gate
c missing, out buildings overturned
' besides ali kinds of things on Mai
: street What we think is the funni
d est stunt of all was the extra polio
Q force" and would like TO ask where
! fores