Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-09-28

Farmers this is the time of the year
to pillow fire guards.
For loans on your farm, call on the
Wake ney State Bank. PIT
The board of county Commissioners
will meet Monday, October It'll
Grandpa Bennett, we are sorry to
note, Is still confined to the house
1t is reported that trains 1O1 and
1O2 will be discontinued October 9Th
Otis E. Doane was up from Ogallah,
Tuesday attending to some business
matter.
Mrs F. NJ Morgan represented
Wa-Keeney W. G. T. .. at Salina
this week
Mrs. R. c. Wilson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Fullerton, at Navarro,
Kans., this week.
Mrs E. A Rea and daughter, Hazel,
visited at the Nelson home last Fri
day and Saturday.
Gilbert Morrell wrote from Wilson,
Kansas, saying send me World. Can't
get along without it.
President Taft has issued an order
placing all fourth class postmasters
on the civil service list.
]. w. Ghumn writes from Julian,
Nebr. i've left Kansas, send whole
World to me at this place.
Mrs. r. E. MCGOWAN and daughter
left for their home in Rock Island,
Ill, last Saturday evening.
Arthur Keraus left the latter part
of last week for Lawrence where he
will attend the University this
winter.
The Good VIII society will meet
with Mrs. ]. H. Hi.le next Wednes-
day afternoon, October End. There
will be work.
Rev. Scott of Oakley, was in the
city last Friday enroute home from
Hill City where he attended the
Ministerial meeting.
Mrs. 1. T. Purcell and Mrs. F. c.
Wollner went to Grainfield last
Wednesday to visit with Mrs. Poole
of that city. They made the trip in
the Purcell car.
I The next regular meeting of the
board of trustees of the WaKeeney
High School will be held, Tuesday,
October Is. Everybody is invited to
attend this meeting.
John j. Schaaf, section foreman,
received telegram Tuesday announc-
ing the death of his mother which oc-
cured in Nodaway county, Mo. He
left on train ITO to attend the funeral
The Republican county Central
Committee met in this city Monday
and organized by electing G. D.
Yetter, of Ogallah, as chairman and
Herman Long secretary and treasur-
err.
While in the city Tuesday r. E.
Morse called and informed US that he
had moved to Eaton, Colo, where he
has job as telegraph operator and
Joe Shaw is cashier of the freight
department.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Ladies
Aid Society of the NJ. E. church serv
ed lunch at the home of Mrs. ]. w
Blakley. There were large mum
Der present and the afternoon wa:
pleasantly spent.
Last Friday afternoon the frs
meeting of the Locust club for tn,
new year, met at the home of Mrs
f. d. Wonner. A good program wa
rendered and pleasant and profit
able afternoon was spent.
A A. Stephens, of Morrisville, Mo.
; arrived in the city Tuesday morning
and visited relatives and friend
for a few days. Mr.. S. informs u
that Shorty Troutwine is editor ant
publisher of a paper in Morrisvill
and is doing fine.
w. G. Austin, of Cottonwood Falls
was in town Monday interviewin
our people as to his candidacy TO
state printer. MIR. Austin is askin
for second term. He made us severs
calls but we were too busy diggin
our winters supply of spuds, SO W
missed him.
Uncle Josh Musgrave writes fror
Ogallah, as follows: Find check fo
T $500 to pay my subscription to Janr
airy, 1914, and send Kansas City Dali