Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-04-20
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Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Williams and
little daughter spent last Sunday in
Ellis.
Watch for date of big minstrel
show at court house for benefit of
Boy Scouts
One of stubb's hotel inspectors was
in town Tuesday and passed our ho-
tells up as O. K
Mrs. T. B. Hays entertained num-
Der of her lady friends last Saturday
at a o'clock dinner.
During the high WIND last satur-
day the smoke stack on the court
house was wrecked
Mrs. Harry Gearhart and little son
Hobart departed Friday morning for
Kansas City
Roy Stuart has returned to his
farm near Bosnia after spending the
winter at Zeandale. Kan.
Minstrel show at the court house
soon. Biggest thing ever struck the
town. Watch for date.
Wanted-Ten or twelve head of
miles south of town.
w. O. Williamson of Galesburg,
ILL.,, was in the city the first of the
week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Olson.
J. H Deatrich of Collyer and Emil
Lawson of Cedar Bluffs attended the
Shriner's meeting at Salina the first
of the week.
jim Walsh, John Conner and Aft
Parsons, three heavyweight politi-
clans of Collyer township were in the
city Tuesday on business
Gilbert G. Greenwood, rural carrier
of route l, is on the sick list, his
brother Alfred is carrying the mail
during his absence.
E. t. Sanborn of Leavenworth,
Kan, is revisiting old scenes in Ire
go county this week. Mr.. S. used to
live near Bosnia postotfice.
City Marshal Trip left Friday
morning for Waldo, Kan, to visit
relatives for several weeks. Chas.
Acre will hold down the job Of mar
shall during his absence.
Walt Parks and family arrived in
the city the first of the week from
New Albany, Kan. They will occupy
the Fred Pratt farm southwest of
town. We welcome them back to
old Trego.
The postmaster on account of the
sickness of the carrier and the ina
bility of the substitute carrier to
take his place, had to swear in 0.
L. Cook as temporary carrier of route
No. l two days the first of the week.
o. L. made the trips without hitch.
Kessler's Moving Pictures will be
in the Court House, Saturday night,
April 20. Have 5000 feet of high
class pictures. Eight years exper-
fence in the business. Money back if
not satisfied. Admission, children,
10c; adults, 20c.
The annual school meeting was
held last Friday at the school house.
J. w. Phares was reelected clerk:
nine months term of school voted,
and the board instructed to have ce-
ment sidewalk and crossing laid con-
Meeting the south entrance with the
sidewalk across the street.
Frank E. Burns and family moved
up from Ogallah last week and are
domiciled in the Glenn property in
the east part of town. Frank has
embarked in the real estate and aut-
omobile business with office opposite
the Wa-Keeney State bank. We wish
him success in his new business ven
ture. Read his ad on another page.
Rev Bollinger of Will Horse town
ship was relating the other day the
circumstances of a trip home during
the snow blockade. Himself wife
and two grandchildren had tickets
from Abilene to Bogue. These tick
cts cost him less than 50. The rail-
road company brought them to
Plainville where they were kept at
Uncle Will Keleher's hotel until the
board bill amounted to S72 at the
hotels regular rates. That certainly
was losing transaction for the rail-
road company.-HillC City Republican
A W. Kirby started Monday m orn-
ing for st. Mary's Ohio, to accept a
position with the St. Mary's, Ohio,
to accept a position with tie St.