Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-09-14
E. B. Walker.
Chairman

A Reddinger lost horse this |
week.
John Goble lost az year old
colt this week.
Miss Mildred Cass, of Collyer,
visited in the city Thursday.
The beet digger was shipped
to Garden City Wednesday via
Ransom.
A. w. Kirby of ST. Marys, Ohio
is visiting relatives in the city
this week.
Bill Wollner is touching up the
interior of the Cunningha N
hotel this week.
Harry Spear left Tuesday
night for Colorado to look after
his interesI there
B. G. Arnold and PIP. Smith, of
Hays, packed the Bronson Stock
and shippedit to Hays this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Straw, of
Hoisington, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Straw during
the fair. Il
Alfre Loftstepad returned to
his homestead at Flagler, Colo,
last week. He will teach school
this winter
Rex Clemens, of the Grainfield
Cap Sheaf, has sold his Kan
apolis Journal to G. K. Baxter of
Ellsworth.
John Blocksome was up from
Ransom Tuesday and reports
the horse disease abating some
what there.
Mrs. Ellithorpe and son of Colo
oado Springs, Colo, are visiting
Mrs. Mamie Evans and daughter,
Hazel, this week.
A. w. Heyl was Kansas City
visitor this week. During his
absence W ] Williams clerked in
the city bakery
Mrs. G. L. Hardman was call
ed to Savannah, Mo, on account
of the serious illness of her
father, Wednesday evening.
Jep Bundy came up from
Junction City the first of the
week and is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Reid, of Collyer
township.
F. o. Gleason, of Council Bluff,
Iowa, who owns considerable
land in Trego county arrived
from Oregon Thursday morning
and is visiting relatives and
friends here.
F. B. Binder and the Schwan-
| beck brothers left the middle of
the week for Garden City Kan
sas, where they wilt make a de-
monStration with their beet dig
ger. A number of business men
from here will go to Garden City
next week to see the machine
| work.
Last Thursday evening Mrs r
E Spencer entertained a number
of young people in honor of Miss
eS Blanche Gorrell and Bulah
Icely, who leave next Monday
for Manhattan, where they will at
tend the Agricultural College of
that city. The evening was de-
lighttully spent in playing games
and music, which was rendered
by some of the young ladies.
Punch and nabiscoS were served
as refreshments.
Miss Minnie McCIurey is the new milliner
| at the Trego store
R Kirkendan purchased the W. D. Austin
farm rear Voda Thursday This is of
the best farms in tbs county
Sam Parks sold his farm the Saline to
]. l. Hall. who lives southeast OF town. Sam
says he is going to Arkansas or some other
state just as SOON the dreaded horse
disease lets up a little.
Remember that the season ticket sale be-
gins at the drug store 1890 central time.
SATURDAY. morning. September IA. Don't
forget that the first number of the course
will be given Tuesday evening of next week.
Sept. IL by Miss Halle Elaine Gasaway-
highly recommended reader of Scotch
dialect and very pleasing entertainer.
Joseph A Mlinek and son Arnold returned
from Omaha. Neb-. last Saturday where they
attended the Mlinek-Apfelbeck wedding
which took place Tuesday Sept B. On the
return trip they were accompanied by Mr.
several days with his parents. left Thursd ay
evening for Denver TO take in the sights of
Colorado.