Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-10-21
Cream Puffs every Wednesday a
the City Bakery.

Cream Pufs every Wednesday at
the City Bakery.
when you see lady arranging
hubby's necktie in public, says the
Blue Mound Sun, sit is not difficult
to guess who is boss in that family
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Thompson of
Hoxie, visited Wa-Leeney friends
Monday afternoon on their way to
Topeka. They recently heard the
''Blue and the Gray entertainment
at Hoxie and pronounce it very fine.
Remember the Blue and Gray en-
tertainment to be given Saturday
evening of this week. This is entire
ly different from anything ever pre-
sented here before. Historical, pat
riotic and highly educational, it
should fill the house to standing
room only.
On Wednesday morning, Mrs. A
III. Blair and Mrs. @. L. Hardman
went to Cawker City to attend the
district meeting of the Womans'
Federation Club. Mrs. Blair was
sent as a delegate by the Locust
Club of this city. The trip was made
in the Hardman auto.
Clifford Crum, wife and daughter
of Silverton, Col, visited several
days the past week with Mr.>Crum' s
parents and old time friends in and
about Hoxie. They are just finishing
I'M a several WooLrS vacation tho hill
OF which was spent on the Pacific
coast.-Hoxie Sentinel.
A sensational rumor is reported
from Hill City of the lynching of two
Russians from the St. Peter neigh
borhood- AS the World gets the
story, the Russians went over the
Colorado line and tried to rob 4
store. While they were in the act,
the proprietor appeared on the scene
and one of the robbers shot and kill
ed him. A mob caught the robbers,
hanged them and burned their
the southwest corner of Graham
county.
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start the first of next week for few
days visit at their childhood homes
They will stop at Camp Point, ILL.,,
where Mrs. Peacock's parents live,
and then go on to Lake Odessa, Mich,
where they will spend about a week
with Mr.. Peacock's parents and
brothers and sisters, most of whom
he has not seen for more than thirty
years-a sort of family reunion W.
j. Williams will be prepared to wait
on those who have occasion to see the
probate records during the absence
of the judge.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. Chas.
Steinberger entertained the small
members of her music class at her
home. The little folks played games
after refreshments had been served
and had a jolly time. Margaret
Hartman and lone Kraus were the
successful prize winners in some of
the games. The mothers came in
later in the evening to escort the
children safely home. The following
is the list of the invited guests: Mar
SAA GU 0AdId OlOSOH, lone
Kraus, Erma Schideler, Eva Walker,
Isabel Cunningham, Ruth Schwan-
beck, Grace Schwanbeck, OlgaSchim-
kowitcch, Clemford Kulp, Lyle Webb
and Graydon Sellers.
Not long since young wife was
seen leading her husband along one
of the streets of Parsons. He was so
soused that he could not navigate
alone. Before she was married, the
young woman had a good position
and was earning very comfortable
living which she gave up to become
the wife of the booze fighter who had
pretty hands and wore creases in his
pants. She knew that he was a booze
fighter when she married him but
had the fool notion that she could
reform him. 1t seems that there
win always be women who can not
understand the self evident fact that
if fellow won't reform in order to
get the game he certainly won't after
he has IL trapped