Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-05-25

Visitors at Arnold were RECALLED
with two ball games Saturday. The
Arnold team first played the tea m
from St. Elizabeth which they beat
to 4. The second game was between
the Arnold team and Utica, Arnold
winning score 2 to O.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
Arthur Giddings last Thursday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Give, the occasion being that ladies
birthday anniversary. Among those
present were Misses Bertha Funk,
Edith and Nellie Giddings, Hilda
Preston, Mr.. Loren Norris, Chas.
Dubbs, Messrs. and Mesdames Edger
Huxmann, Bert Smith, Victor West
of Ransom, Roy Waltz, Geo. Carr.
A good time and good supper was
enjoyed.
John Frank was in Hays Tuesday
on business.
Ben Rogers made a business trip to
Ills Tuesday.
Reuben Haffa enjoyed visit from
his nephew Mr.. Lewis of Sylvan Grove,
Kans., Thursday.
John Franks doing business at the
old stand he sold three headers and
one binder Thursday.
]. R. Wilson left Thursday night
for Sturgis, Mich. to visit boyhood
scenes for several weeks.
Attorney Hutzel departed Wednes-
day evening for Kansas City where
he has big land deal on.
Yocemento, were the guests of Grand
pa Gunckel the first of the week.
Rose and single comb Rhode Island
Red eggs, Is for soc; 100 for $500 bal
Keeney. u
Rev and Mrs. Nixon autoed from
Prairie View, Kansas, the fore part of
the week and visited Mrs. Nixon's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Stephens.
Mrs. c. E. Pierce gave a farewell
dinner Sunday to her son Louie and
family who leave soon for Oregon.
John Jones and family, of Wa Keeney,
we're present.-Goye Republican.
On account of shortage of help
this week we were obliged to leave
out some of our correspondence. 1t
will appear next week. Send your
items along they are appreciated.
We are pleased to note that n. w.
Phares who was taken to the hospital
at Ellsworth the latter part of last
week and was operated on, is getting
along nicely and will be home soon.
Irving Reddig is the happiest man
in Trego county as he received word
some time ago that the Supreme
court had decided his land case in his
favor. This is one of the prettiest
laying farms in the county.
VIM. H. Franks and Miss Hattie
May Willard of Bogue, Kansas, were
married in this city Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Franks is a well known
citizen of Graham county where he
owns considerable property. He also
owns real estate III fIOTlUd anu DIT
Garden CITY, Kansas. They will
make their home at the latter place.
Mrs. E. E. Gunckle packed and
shipped their household goods to
Morland, Kansas, this week. Rev.
Gunckle has been bown at Liberal,
Kansgs, for some time visiting a
daughter. He will join Mrs. Gunckle
at Morland in a short time and they
will make their home there. Their
departure will be regretted by many
Oakley people. Oakley Graphic.
Miss Nora Wilson closed one of the
most successful terms of school ever
taught in District II last Friday
with a picnic. The program was
rendered in a very pleasing manner
which shows the pains that were TAX
en- to train the little folks. There
was large crowd present which
shows in what high esteem she is
held in the community. The patrons
of the school would like to see her
back.-Ellis Headlight.