Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-10-14

I the nrSC OF the week.
Frank Shunemann of Russell, was
/ in town on Wednesday.
b. J. Hille shipped cattle to Kan
sas City the first of the week.
Mrs. Rev. Anderson and little
week
C. NJ. Bell, treasurer-elect, took
charge of the treasurer's office last
Tuesday
Chas Redding left Sunday evening
for Nebraska to visit relatives for
several weeks.
Sam Kelly made a business and
pleasure trip to Kansas City the mid
die of the week.
Sam Smith and Chas Acres finished
the new school house in District No.
6 last Saturday.
j. III. Murray and family moved in
to the Keraus property opposite John
franks last week
The Farmers Institute will be
Alc4O III NON0IlOOT lnStodu OF OCTOBER
as printed in last weeks papers.
Gilbert Greenwood, carrier of route
l, took little vacation this week
and visited relatives in eastern Kan
saS.
Word was received Wednesday that
Fred Anderson and family are back
from the Dakotas and located at Hill
City.
Jack Evans came up from Ogallah
last Sunday and is working in the 0.
K. restaurant during Chas Readings
absence.
J. H. oliver of Toronto, Kan,
who owns quarter of land east of
town, was here the first of the week
on business.
W. D. Ross, state inspector of Nor
NAL training High schools, lectured
to the High school students Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Maria Love left Wednesday
for Arkansas City, Kan, to visit her
sister whom she supposed was dead
for fourteen years.
J. j. Keraus had the honor of being
appointed by Governor Stubs as
delegate to convention held at
Omaha this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Moye of Waldo made
an auto trip to Wa-Keeney the first
of the week and visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Runberg
Frank Ballach was down from Coll
yer last Saturday afternoon and had
his name added to our long list of
subscribers at Collyer.
o. L. Lucas and wife of near Ban
ner moved to Wa-Keeney this week
and occupy the ]. r. Wilson cottage
north of Grant Bronson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway enjoyed
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. G. Whitton
of Hill City last Sunday. Mrs Whit
ton is their oldest daughter.
The best offer buys the 100 feet of
ground on the corner north of r. G. |
Wilson's residence. Address L. c. |
Nudge, owner, $50 n. Y. Life. X. c..
Mo.
Mr. Roach and family came up
from Utica and Sundayed at the
Kirkendall home. Wilbur Kirendall
of Sharon Springs, also spent Sunday
with home folks
Il. L. Stearns, a representative of
the Whitaker Produce company of
Topeka, informs us that he sold seven
teen cars of produce along this road
from Russell to Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry bookings left
Sunday morning for CORN, Mo-,
where they will visit home folks for
month after which they will 90 to
ST. Louis to reside permanently.
Allen Mong shipped four cars of
stock Monday. Jim Murray, the
blacksmith, accompanied him and
they will take in all the shows in
Kansas City including the Royal.
Frank Goble of Castleton, Utah.
writes as follows: 1--WE are all in good
health and doing we'll: we. like this
country all right but think Trego
would suit US better if we were there.
Kind regards to all old friends
Mr. and Mrs E D. Wheeler will |
attend the Dry Farming Congress at
Colorado Springs next week. On the |