Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-11-30
The festive egg i stiIl soaring sky-

next January 1913 b
Miss Beulah Icely returned home
from Manhattan, Wednesday evening
BY request we publish the election
returns of Trego county in this issue
A. C. MoStay is building fine
barn on his farm on Spring Creek
north of town.
DIR. and Mrs Herrick of Russell
are guests at the Herrick home in
our city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franks took in
big Catholic fair and dinner at Hays
Thanksgiving day.
The two holidays this week were
much enjoyed by the attendants of
our public schools.
For sale, trade or Northwest
36-13-25, well improved. r. t. Weld,
Russell, Kan.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson of Collyer
were Sunday visitors spending the
day with home folks.
The Trego Mercantile Co. handled
some extra select oysters for their
Thanksgiving customers.
Don't suffer with headache. Con-
suit DIR. Avery at the American
House, December 9th.-adv.
Misses Hazel and Luella Jones, who
are attending college at Emporia,
spent Thanksgiving at home.
Crabill, the jeweler, has something
to say in this issue that will be of
interest to everybody Read it.
Quite a number of people are suf-
fering from severe colds probably due
to the change in the atmosphere.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. It. Purcell and son
were Thanksgiving guests at house
party given by friends at Wilson.
All the stores have been exceeding
ly busy during the past week with
their reduction sales and all report
good business.
Last Tuesday a nice snow visited
this section. 1t was very wet and
with moderate temperature will
prove of much benefit to the country.
Mrs. James Kelly, Mrs. NJ. w. Nc
Coy, Will and Carol Kelly spent last
Sunday at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs Will Walker on the Saline.
Uncle Josh Musgrave, one of the
first settlers of Ogallah township,
was a county seat visitor last Satur-
day, and made this office pleasant
call.
Mrs. c. NJ. Reed has been confined
to her home during the past week
with throat trouble. We are glad tc
note that she is improving at this
date.
Our old friend John Wahlberg was
up from Riverside township the first
of the week and made Us an apprecia
tive visit. He was accompanied by
! his son.
4 Frank O'Neil writes from Sask
Canada, that the elevators are all full
of wheat and there is a shortage o.
i cars, also snow and some farmers are
still threshing.
John Gunckel arrived home from
North Dakota. Thursday evening
He says it is showing pin that coun
try and they are still threshing thei
big wheat crop.
Mrs. George Galloway recently re
ceived her check for $1,000 polio.
carried by her husband in the Modern
Woodman of America. Ell. e. Trip
secretary of the lodge, attended t
the transaction.
r. t. Weld of Russell, Kan, was il
the city Monday looking after hi
land interests near Banner. Mr.. w
is an expert printer and is foreman
of the Record, one of the best paper
in western Kansas.
The boys appetite is often tn
source of amazement. If you woul
have such an appetite take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They not only Great
a healthy appetite, but strengthe
the stomach and enable it to do it
| work naturally. For sale by a
dealers. adv
| ut is a pleasure to tell you tia
| Chamberlain cough Remedy is tn
best cough medicine / have ever u:
ed,'' writes Mrs Hugh Campbell, c
| Layonia, Ga. Il have used it wit
all my children and the results hav
been highly satisfactory" For sal
by all dealers.