Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-05-04

Miss Eva Gee of Russell is visiting
with Mrs. J. W. Spena this week
Remember that Moore's take your
eggs in exchange for merchandise
Bring your hogs to Rhoades s. Hix-
son. They will buy next Monday.
Lacy Herrick has been confined to
her home during the past week by
sickness.
Ralph Pierson has installed a new
dust proof clothes cabinet in his suit
atorium.
Mrs. R. C. Wilson left Thursday
for Emporia and Navarro to visit her
daughters.
Now is the time to fit the entire
family with SELF shoes or Oxfords on
Sale at Moore's.
The young people had surprise
party on Miss Maud Morgan last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. F. d. Willard of SaIina, Kans.,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ. Shaw this week.
On Thursday summer seemed to
strike US broadside the temperature
going uncomfortably high.
Emil Lawson left Thursday even
ing for Manhattan, Nevada, where
he will visit for several weeks.
Mrs. c. L. Hardman has been con-
fined to her home during the past
week with an attack of tonsolitis.
Chase Wilson was busy the last of
last week and the first of this adjust
| ing and paying wind losses from the
dust storm of the evening of the
25th
VIM. Nelson was up from River
side township over Thursday night.
He reports good wheat in his neigh
borhood, also good rain Thursday
evening.
The first probate Judge of Trego
was w. III. Fuson who was elected
five times in succession. He died,
however, about the close of his
fourth term.
Last Sunday it rained nearly al
day and the ground got good thor
ough wetting in this section, also il
was reported that no futher away
than Grainfield there was no rain
On Wednesday evening Mrs. P. w
Johnson of Glasco, Kansas, arrived tx
visit at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Ufford of this city
She was accompanied by her children
Joe Shaw returned from Colorad,
the first of the week and is nov
working at his old place in the depot
Joe has lots of friends in Wa-Keene,
who are glad to have him back one
more.
The clean up boys should get bus
on their trash piles. First prize s.
: second 81, and a dish of of ice cream
for each of the 10 or Is next best
: Good pay and fair play for every DO
: who works. See Mayor Myerly 70
: particulars. Prizes will be awarde
t Saturday, May IL.
Last Monday afternoon was tn
uAoO u1CCOAiiS VI OAiO w OLAdiA . ouAI tS
, Association of Trego County met a
D the home of Rev. Mrs. Reed of thi
city, and plans were made so carr
: on the work in this section. An il
: teresting as well as a pleasant aftel
, noon was spent.
Last Friday evening a number c
the young people of the Christia
n Endeavor gave a progressive part
/ going to three different homes du
t ing the evening where games wer
/. played and refreshments served
V They report very pleasant time.
The biggest laugh of this or an
other season. Boy Scout Black Fac
Ministries.
Fifteen black faces
Twelve pickaninies.
Ten piece orchestra, and host
funny comedians chuck full of song
;, and jokes.
l. George Parr of Blessings, Texa
+. sent his father-in-law John Reddi
of the this city a crate of blac
berries and straw berries and r
quested that the World family
l. remembered with one box of eacl
l. They were fine berries and Mr.. Pa
4, and Mr.. Reddig have our thanks fl
y same.