Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-10-26

erS, enjoyed visit from her brother,
who lives in Arizona
Last Wednesday was an old timer
with the wind sending the dust up
the street at about 40 miles an hour
Mr. Lopp had the misfortune to
lose ten dollars a few days ago. This
is hard luck and we hope he may yet
recover it.
Trains I01 and 1O2 will be discon-
tinued Sunday the 9th. This is no
joke as the postmaster received word
Friday morning.
Rev. c. VI. Reed and wife will start
series of revival services at OgaIlah
on Friday evening which will con-
tinue for some time.
Day CIPHER informs US that lie will
thresh about 5000 bushels of wheat.
This is fine and we are glad Day had
such good luck this year.
On Wednesday morning the Cox
Milling company unloaded their
machinery and material for the mill
and will soon be running full blast
Word from Mrs. J. w. Williams
states that the climate of Arizona is
ideal and that she and her little
daughter are enjoying themselves
very much.
Uncle John Hoover and Mort Cham
berlain were up from Franklin town
ship over Thursday night Uncle
John and Mort were pleasant callers
at this office.
a. V HiXsOn has rented the rooms
next to Roy Curry's shoe shop. where
he will handle a fine lot of
winter apples. He has some beauties
in the windows.
The High School Board adjourned
their meeting of the 18th inst, to
November the 9Th, at which time
they will accept bids for school furni-
ture and for insurance.
John Hammett of Grinnell is work
ing on the Court house. John will be
remembered as the jolly dutchman,
who built Mrs. Moore's residence
about seven years ago.
Don't forget Monday evening, Oc-
tober 2Sth, is the entertainment
''Polly of the Circus by Miss Simon:
this is good one and you can't afford
to miss in Tickets on sale at the
Drug Store.
On Tuesday evening. October Goth
DIR. Helen Brewster Owen will speak
on woman suffrage at the Court
House. DIR. Owen is a fine speaker
and all interested in the subject
should attend
On Tuesday Congressman l. D.
Young was in the city. We acknowl-
edge very pleasant call. He says the
political situation in the east is
favorable to Republican president,
which will be Taft of course.
A R. Mlinek. formerly of Conyer
township, arrived in the city Thurs
day morning and is visiting relatives
in the above named township. He
is owner and proprietor of a livery
stable at Princeton, Kansas, and says
he is doing good business. We ac-
knowledge u friendly call. /
0OliS SSSiIidu Il anu
Ward were in the city Tuesday look
ing over the political situation of the
county. Young is asking for second
term and Ward is the Republican
for state senator of this
district Both gentlemen are worthy
of the support of every Republican
voter in the county as you know just
where they stand, are broad minded |
and able men. Read their articles on
the first page of this issue.
A. D. Parsons was down from
Collyer, Monday on business. Mr.. P. |
is asking for second term as trustee
of Collyer township and the voters of |
this township should see to it that !
he is retained in Office as he has made |
good in this position. His books
were the best turned in to the coun-
ty clerk which shows he takes an in
terest in his work. Vote for him
November 5th- adv.
People who are interested in public
good should visit the Junior League
of our city under the excellent |
leadership of Mrs. c. NJ. Reed,
Of this city. This organization num-
ders 152 and comprises all the boys
and girls of town and a goodly num-
Der from the country. The work