Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-06-29
CORRESPONDENCE
Arnold

town.
Jim Smith was in Brownell last
week.
T. T. McNinch, of Ransom, was in
Arnold Monday.
Miss Bertha Funk visited in Ran
som Sunday.
L. c. Kelly, of near Ransom, was in
town Tuesday
Mr.. Tilly, of Ransom, was on our
streets Tuesday.
w O, Dubbs of Ransom, was in
Arnold Saturday.
Leslie and Fred Frye have gone to
Otis to harvest.
Frank Rooms, of Ransom, was in
Arnold last Tuesday.
re. Allen was laid up last week
with lame back.
Mrs Earnest Whistler was in Arm
old last Wednesday.
F. Fritzpatric, of Utica, was in
Arnold last Wednesday.
Leonard Noll, of near Ransom,
was in Arnold Tuesday.
Work has begun on extending Arm
olds concrete sidewalks,
Miss Cora West, of Ransom, was a
visitor in Arnold last week.
Geo. Bollinger, of Utica, was in
Arnold Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Martha Rogers, of the north
country, was in Arnold Thursday.
rT1l.1 l, la in,
this section than has been expected
Chas. Blackburn, of the Forester,
went to McCracken on the local Mon
day.
Miss Edith Giddings is staying with
her sister, Mrs. F. F. McNinch, of
Ransom.
Roy Waltz is the envy of our town.
He has brand new hat and it looks
like a Stetson.
H. E. Hoover, of Dillon, Kans.,
who owns the Ritterhouse place was
in Ardold Wednesday.
Guy Luckey, Jim Smith and Clyde
Giddings left for the wheat fields
near Glen Elder last week.
Sunday school 10 a. m. League 1870
p. m. Preaching by Rev. Layborn as
per regular appointment.
Misses Ella and Ida Giess returned
Sunday evening from Ness City,
where they attended Normal.
Grant Smith is needing men on the
section, the rains having caused
several of his men to go to farm work
~
ager of the Arnold Mercantile COM
pany, rusticated on his farm Sunday
Little Misses Emma and Clara Hux-
mann and brother, Walter spent the
day Monday visiting Miss Rosa Giess.
Rev Layborn preached a very
interesting sermon Sunday, it being
the second of series on 1.-The Com
forter.
Omish church services will be held
at home of Joe Mast Sunday, July It'll
Preaching by Elder Vast Lehman,
minister.
Mrs. John Pausch was called to
Hoisington Thursday of last week by
the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs, VIM. Snodgrass.
The Missouri Pacific engineers set
the stakes through town last week
for widening the grade and the grad
ing is progressing rapidly,
G. Sherwood and daughter, Neva,
have gone to Turon, Kans.. to visit.
Mr.. Sherwood also expects to work
during harvest there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rusk with their baby
daughter, from Mcpherson county,
are visiting at the home of H. w,
North, south of town.
The young people, of this vicinity
had a party at the home of Weldon and
Veva Luckey last Saturday, to cele
brate Weldon,s birthday anniversary
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs
: F. G. Yasmer, Miss Fern and httl,
Otis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Smith
and Misses Pansy and Bessie went OF
a hand car excursion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Walker went t,
McCracken Sunday morning. Mr.
Walker returned that evening, Will
Mrs. Walker remained to nurse Mr.
Walkers father, who is quite ill.
Mrs. John Pausch, who has beel
staying with her daughter, Mrs, Wm
Snodgrass, of Hoisington, who i
quite i'll, returned home Sunda.
morning. Miss Fern Pausch lief