Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-12-07


p W. Krause of Russell was in the
city last Saturday on business.
Postmaster Olson was a pleasant
caller at this office Monday evening.
1T. Purcell make business trip
to Parsons; Kans., the first of the
week
The W. G. T. o. will meet with
Mrs. Mary Hunt, Wednesday, Decem-
Der IL.
Kemp, Kemp, Kemp is coming
Cheer up, comrade, and buy season
ticket at the drug store
Ray Shaw received the appoint
ment as rural carrier of Route TO
take effect December 10th
J. NJ. Hoobler was up from Will
cox township Tuesday and was
pleasant caller at this office.
August Hamberg was up from the
east end of the county last Monday
and paid us friendly visit.
VIM. Hillman was up from Ogallah
township last Monday paying taxes
and paid us an agreeable visit.
VIM. Foreman, of Hays, was in the
city Tuesday on business. He owns
some Trego dirt south of town.
Our old friend Hugh Tidbal of the
northwest Saline was a pleasant
caller at this office last Monday. Call
again.
Lewis Atkinson, who left here
several weeks ago, writes from Frank
fort, Ind, to send him the World as
he can't keep house without it.
Prof. Niesley, Mrs. W. Y Rerrick
and Miss Grace Gorrell attended the
ST. Elizabeth Sunday School conven-
ton last Sunday They made the
trip in the Hays QUITO.
VIM. Richmond, was up from Hays
last Tuesday attending to some
business. Mr.. Richmond is proprietor
of the Hays Monument work and is
one of the best workmen in the state
Mrs. Crusan. of Liberty, Mo, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E B.
Webb, of south of town the first of
the week. Thursday she visited her
sister, Mrs. C. Webb. at Kit Carson,
Colo.
Stan j. Straw, the furniture deal
er, calls your attention to the Hoosier
cabinet by an advertisement this
week. Every household should have
one of these cabinets. Read his ad.
on page 5.
Robert Bailey is visiting relatives
and friends in the city this week
Bob is engaged in the real estate
business at Ottawa, kans., and re-
ports business good. He says there
is quite a colony of Tregoites located
in Ottawa.
We received a long letter from w.
d. Austin Thursday morning inform
ing US that he arrived safeat Prescott,
Ark, and wound up his epistle by say
ing don't forget to send me World at
my new address. His letter will
appear next week
John Wallench, of Hamburg. Iowa,
was Wa-Keeney visitor last Monday
and paid US an appreciated visit. Mr..
Wallench owns some Trego county
Girt in the east end and says Trego
county is all right and good place
for a poor man to get a start.
@. L. Hardman and brother-in-law,
+. Buckley motored to Cedar, Kans.,
where they will invoice and sell John
Johnson's big stock of general mer-
chandise. Mr.. Johnson has kept
this store for forty-two years, but
failing health causes him to close
out the business.
o. R. Enix drove up to the post
office the other day and asked for the
loan of a pipe, matches and tobacco.
AS soon as his wishes were gratifed
he said that spell of grippe he was
having had left him and he drove
away to Bosnia saying he would not
exchange places with John ID. Rookie
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