Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-09-14
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Read our ad on page one of this
issue.
Quite a large number of out of
town people attended the fair last
week.
Miss Minnie McClury is the new
milliner at the Trego Mercantile
store.
Many nice home grown cantaloupe
and water melons are now being
marketed.
On October 1st. the rural carriers
will receive s1100 a year for their
their services raise of 500.
Henry Meyer had to pull his thresh-
ing outfit in on account of the
scarcity of help around Ellis.
Miss Sarah Enix, who was clerking
in Osterkamp's store is back on her
old job of carrying the Banner mail.
We are pleased to note that A H.
Hamm, who was seriously injured
last week, is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Whitton were
over from Hill City the latter part of
last week and visited Mrs. Whittons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. t. Galloway
and took in the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. n. c. Mlinek, of
Omaha, Nebr.. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A Mlinek, of
Collyer township. Mr.. n. made this
office pleasant call Tuesday.
A. J. Anterior was in town Nom
day morning looking for men to work
with the Hamn threshing outfit.
Good help seems to be scarce here
this fall.
''Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal
disease Group. 1t has been used
with success in our family for eight
years. Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo,
n. Y.
John Kvasnicka, of Banner, was a
county seat visitor last Tuesday and
reported that he had lost ten head OF
horses so far from the mysterious
disease going the rounds. This is
sure hard luck.
The program rendered by the Kan
sas Wesleyan Glee Club last Tues
day evening while not largely attend
| aJ ,ooc,+ avoallan+ Tho hove, n re
fine singers and their reader is good
one and they rendered a fine
program.
Wanted For cash, one or two
quarters of good land. Give distance
and direction from town, description
of soil, lay of land, depth and guam
THY of water, improvements price
etc., Address Lock Box %, Station
A, Kansas City, Missouri. 1928
r. B. Briggs returned last Frida,
morning from northern New Mexico
where he has been for four or fiv,
weeks, visiting his parents. This wa
Bob'S first trip to that country ant
he says that while it's alright for al
outing he believes that as a regula
thing it would get rather monotonou
to the average denizen of the plains
He says his parents and brother ar
nicely located there and are doin,
very well.-Utica Enterprise.
, The new law as to school teacher
qualifications is already bearing fruit
A number of youths in Russell coun
ty who plan to be teachers, will at
tend high school the coming year
because a years work in high schoo
will be absolutely necessary in orde
to get a teachers certificate. Thi
helps two WAYS: 1t insures bette
trained class of teachers, and it help
the high schools by bringing int
them more earnest, mature, purpose
full students where the happy-go
lucky, careless, aimless, and thought
less kids have been the ruin.
majority. = Judge Ruppenthal il
Luray Herald.
VIM. E. Hutchinson, of Gardel
: City, Grand Master of the Masoni
, Grand Lodge of Kansas. and A. K
2 Wilson, of Topeka, who is the Gran
E Secretary, will be in Wa-Keene
Thursday, September 10, and wi
have charge of the laying of tn
corner stone of the new county hig
school building. Invitations hav
Il ILL., Id.