Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-03-23

The Photo Studio will be open the
first of April
Glenn Jones was in the snowdrifts,
five days at Oakley, last week
A nine pound girl at Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Anderson's in west part of town
on March 3d.-Hin City Republican.
Rev. Greene and wife are attend
ing the annual meeting of the North
west Kansas conference this week
which is being held at Salina-
Uncle William Sommerville was
up from Hays this week making ar
engagements to move here just as soon
as the weather becomes more pleas
ant.
r. T. Bean has been in Denver and
Colorado Springs and he will reopen
his studio about the first of April.
He will have all the latest stunts in
photography.
Kelly's delivery horse had bad
fall by stepping in deep hole caused
by the thaw early in the. week. For
tunately he was not injured and no
damage done.
The Rural Carriers examination
will be held at the court house on
Saturday, March 80, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. All those receiving application
cards should report at the postoffice
at $50 a. m.
Ben Stuive, the young man who
was assistant cashier of the Farmers
State bank at Sylvan has departed
for parts unknown, leaving short
age of about 81 900 which has been
made good by relatives.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Purcell entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
Hays, Dr. and Mrs. W. Y. Herrick
guests report a most enjoyable time.
1t takes a rich man to draw a
check, pretty girl to draw attention,
horse to draw cart, porous plas-
ter to draw the skin, a topper to draw
cork, free lunch to draw crowd,
and well displayed advertisement
in this paper to draw trade
Jeph Bundy of Junction City was
in town few days this week looking
over property with view of buying
and locating in Wa-Keeney this
spring. We hope Mr.. Bundy will be
able to find something that suits him
and will conclude to locate in our
midst.
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after the ceremony was over the
wife began to weep copiously. What's
the matter?" asked her new husband.
81 never told you 1 didn't know how
to cook" sobbed the bride, Don't
fret said he, ''I'll have nothing to
cook; I'm an editor. "-Ex.
Miss Anna McNabb, who is one of
the six victims with the +Pink
Lady" company which was playing at
the Broadway theatre, Denver week
before last, was snowbound here last
Sunday, together with her company.
They were due to play in Kansas City
last week and St. Louis this week.
Hill City sent it's mail over to this
postoffice last Tuesday by G.. M.
Montgomery of that city TO be sent
out over this road as the branch has
been entirely blockaded for nearly
three weeks. The driver took some
mail back with him, but traffic is
again opened on the branch to the
relief of the Hill City people as well
as those of the smaller towns.
| Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. G.
Steinberger entertained the follow
ing ladies most informally at thin
bles: Mrs. G. L. Hardman, Mrs. John
Jones, Mrs. o. w. Shideler, Mrs. w.
w. Gibson, Mrs. L. S. Myerly and
Mrs. Ell: S. Givler. In the evening
the husbands of these ladies came
each bringing something nice to eat
and feast was spread amid much
merriment and fun-making. The
evening was spent in games and socia
intercourse until quite late houl
when the guests departed voting that
the informal party is the most fur
of all.
An exchange says when the editor
makes mistake in his paper all the
world sees and calls him fool. Wher
a private citizen makes a mistak,
nobody knows it but few friends
and they come around and ask thu