Western Kansas world., 1912-01-27

Baby Hardman was quite sick this
week.
Read the wa-Keeney Hardware
Co.'S new ad-
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Hobbick last Saturday morn
ing.
H. E. Trip. carrier of route ,, says
wheat looks fine since the snow dis
r. C. Wilson made business trip
to Kansas City and Topeka the first
of the week.
Mrs. Hardman of Phillipsburg, is
the guest of her son, Claude and fam
lily, this week.
shoe pitcher, says he enjoyed a game
of his favorite sport last Wednesday.
Sure sign spring time wilt soon be
here.
George McVey has purchased the
Ed Clark place just north of the
good home and a valuable property
and will probably be just what Mr..
McVey needs.-Hill City Republican.
E NJ Radell, printer connected
with the. Manhattan College, was
here Saturday and made this office a
pleasant visit. We are informed that
his mission here was to look over the
Reporter plant with view of purch-
aSing it,
At the meeting of the Kansas
County Clerks Association held last
week at Manhattan, Vice-President
w. n. Larabee of this city was re-
quested to be candidate for the
presidency of the association, but he
declined.
The following are the newly chosen
officers of the Presbyterian Sunday
school: r. G. Wilson, superintendent:
Mrs. A J. Ellermeyer, assistant; Miss
Luella Jones, secretary; Schuyler
Gibson, treasurer: Miss Cora Mar
shall, organist-
Trego county farmers and business
men are preparing for the best year
in its history. They have renewed
confidence as a result of the snow fall
thus far this year. They tell US that
the cold weather has killed the eggs
of all insect pests.
Lyceumite and Talent recently list
ed Wa-Keeney, Kansas, as one of the
suburbs of Hiawatha Ewing Herbert
Kansas. It's the other way about,
Brother Parlette. Wa-Keeney has
not yet annexed Ewing Herbert but
it's going to do so one of these days
The trouble between Governor
Stubbs and Attorney-General Daw-
son broke out again Tuesday and
they charge each other with libel
and falsehood and each says the other
should be impeached. Dawson makes
twelve charges against the governor,
which includes charges of libel and
falsehood, Withholding evidence, neg
lect of public duties, and Matching
political mischief Against federal and
state officers.
Chairman J. n. Dolley of the
Republican central committee is
in favor of primary election for
delegates to the national convention.
HI has so expressed himself and will
advance that plan to the considera-
tion of the committee at its meeting
here next month-the exact date of
which has not yet been fixed. The
state chairman had not before ex-
pressed himself in favor of a presi-
Dental primary.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Spena entertained friends in
honor of their sixth wedding ami.
versary. Music and galues were in
dulged in until quite a late hour
Mrs. w. w. Gibson and Mr.. G. L.
Hardman being the successful prize
winners in the games. The guests
remembered the host and hostess
with a dozen very pretty cut glass
sherbet glasses. After the serving Of
the most excellent refreshments the
guests departed agreeing that tht
evening had been a most enjoyable
one. Those present were Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. F. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. @. SLeinberger
Dr. and Mrs. W.Y.Herrick, Mrs. L.C
Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs ii. S. Civic
and Miss Margaret Swiggett.
Occasionally things happen which
are not on the program-more or les
opportune, according to the view
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