Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-09-09

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Ladies. come TO CoIIyer Saturday
for your fall millinery styles and
prices right
Jake Dietrich Jr- is welding the
hammer for the future AT the city
blacksmith shop
Wild plums have made their APP
pearance on the market and are not
as good as last year
Farmers have been very busy in
this locality the past few days haul
ing their seed wheat
The college students from here 70
the various distant schools are fast
making their departure
Dr. and Mrs Isenperg and children
returned Monday evening from their
three DAYS visit al Paradise, Kansas
Chris Hndebrand Is nursing very
sore hand. DR.. Isenberg no doubt
has blood-poisoning checked 50 il wiz
not be serious
Mr. Overholt has purchased the TX
lures Of Mr. Hobbs restaurant and
has rented the large building also
which is a good move and VIII give
more room for his fast increasing
trade
School commenced Tuesday morn
ing and q good attendance greeted
the new corps OF teachers. IL Is TO be
hoped with an excellent faculty this
will be the banner year for Collyer
students
Wedding bells viii ring in this 10
cality before another issue OF this
paper and the contracting parties are
two of CoIlyer's most popular and
respected young people Particulars
next week.
The dance Wednesday eve in the
new cement house in District Il was
a very pleasant affair a nice crowd
was present and everyone had good
time. 4 good supper was served by
Mr. and Mrs w O Eaton
The program given last Friday eve
was a success in every way and was
well rendered The Collyer band rem
dered several nice selections and the
league family sang some beautiful
songs
Mrs Jesse Pearson and two little
daughters of Hoxie returned home
Thursday after a visit at the home OF
Ed Guschensky's- Mr. Pearson is one
I OF the head men in the HOxie Bank
and also one of the most prosperous
and influential men in Hoxie- He
and his family have many friends
who are pleased 10 see them prosper
On Wednesday OF this week
". \. Larabee and family moved
into their new residence in the
north part of town. Wa-keeney
boasts of many fine homes most
/ beautifully finished and Mr. Lar
aoee's ranks among the finest of
/ these. Perhaps no house in Ire
go county IS more beautifully
/ finished TIL wood work Is OF
curly pine maple, much of il
/ birds eye and oak. The natural
grains of these beautiful woods
all show being done in a hard
finish which renders them trans
/ parent The floors are a com oil
nation OF maple and oak making
something out of the ordinary
and are very beautiful The
walls are finished in the new
tinted stencil work which adds
much to the beauty OF the interi-
or decorations. The house Is
heated with a modern hot air
furnace, contains hot and cold
water, electric lights, bath.
i laundry, innumerable closets.
porches, and in fact every con
yenience has been so thoroughly
attended to that the house seem
ingly lacks nothing TO make IT
perfectly complete We are al
ways glad 70 see these fine
homes built in Wa-Keeney and
are glad that Mr.. LaraOee and
family are so pleasantly and
comfortably located in this beau
tiful new home which they SO
richly deserve
On Friday afternoon the Lo-
Gust club held its first yearly
meeting at the home of Mrs c.
Sellers Good attendance and
much interest was manifest and
an excellent program was rem
dered the subject being The
Philippines and American Con
troll The club adjourned -tc
meet with Mrs F. D. Wonner on
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