Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-06-22
Arnold

True or not
IT'S my lot
To give to thee
As it was given me.
Plenty of moisture.
Roy Waltz went to Ransom Friday.
f. c. Yasmer was at Ransom Mon
day.
Frank Rooms, of Ransom, was here
Tuesday.
n. V. Newman was in Arnold
Saturday.
Frank McNinch of Ransom, was in
town Thursday.
D. H. Decker of Manning, was here
Saturday and Sunday.
The two cream stations here are
doing rushing business.
Dorsey Sweasy spent Sunday with
his brother on their farm.
Heavy rain fell last Wednesday,
Friday and Monday nights.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Waltz visited at
home of Glenn Smith Sunday
Harry Shaffer of Ransom, visited
his farm near Arnold Tuesday.
Arnold is about ready to begin ex-
tending her concrete sidewalks.
W. E. Traylor, of Utica, visited
his farm north of Arnold Tuesday.
Ira o. Shellenberger of Utica,
was in Arnold Tuesday of last week.
Miss Burgess and brother, Roy, of
d., i.
evening.
Mrs. Ida Shellenberger and Miss
Evans, of Utica, were in Arnold
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Yasmer spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carr
north of town.
S. r. Walker went to McCracken
Sunday morning to nurse her father
in-law who is very i'll.
Amish church services at home of
G. Coblentz June 23rd. Preaching by
Elder Yost Lehman, minister.
Sunday School 1870 a. m League
7:30 p m. Preaching by Rev. Lay
born as per regular appointment.
G. G. Ream, Of DesMoines, Iowa,
who has been here visiting the family
of Cyrus Sherwood, left for home
last Wednesday.
Mrs. o. Long, of Marshalltown,
Iowa, who has been here visiting her
brother, G. w. Ream, left for home
! "Wednesday night.
Mrs. G. Blackburn and daughter,
Emma, visited at the f. G. Yasmer
home Friday, Miss Emma remaining
for an extended visit.
| Mrs S. Allen, of Bison, came
/ Wednesday to visit her brother Chas
Magerkurth and sister, Mrs. Robert
Allen for a few days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Reynolds gave a little
social Wed. at which she entertained
number of her friends. All present
had a general good time.
Miss Belle Bowen, who has been teach
ing at Sylvan Grove, Lincoln county
the past winter came home last
Wednesday by way of Wa-Keeney.
Geo. Carr and AL Showalter have
bought the Company threshing outfit
and are putting same in thorough
repair to be in business for the com
ing crop.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank McNinch, of Ransom, will b,
pelased to learn that they are tn,
happy parents of brand new boy
born last Wednesday,
The surprise party by the youns
folks of Arnold and vicinity giveI
last Thursday night at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Province il
honor of Miss Olive Province wa
well attended and was quite an enjoy
able affair
Mrs Bingo Quackleben was in thi
morning. She was well spatteret
with mud and was gasping for breath
''Ain't this fierce Miss? What2 VIII,
this mud Yes. it will be the making
of the crops, but, say it does max
racing in an automobile awful Did
race carr Well no, not exactly, yol
see 1T was this way, Bingo, jr. has
brand new car and we were coming t,
town in it when one of those drum
mer fellers in car tried to go aroun,
US Bingo did not like to let him d.
1T, but the poor boy had promised m
that if 1 would come with him h
would not go fast, so when that fel
Ter tried to pass US 1 Just hollered
. 'Bingo, don't you dare let him do it,
, and say, Miss, the next thing knew
: we were just flying. Bingo turned T.