Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-10-18
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IN Nixon and Quill Marquand of
Ogallah, were county seat visitors
last Monday.
There will be dance in Big Creek
hall Saturday evening, October Is.
Everybody invited
| Copies of pictures in the Exhibition
will be for sale at catalogue prices.
| Special orders taken.
Art Exhibit starts Monday, Octc-
Der 20, and closes Friday, Oct p.
Program each evening.
You will find some interesting
stories about the Dietrics in the plate
matter found in this issue
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tegtmeyer
are the proud parents of a bran new
boy, born Sunday, October 18th.
Wanted-To exchange for horses,
four passenger car in good condition.
Box 331 Wa-Keeney Kans.-Adv IS If
Mrs Yoder of Ellis was in the city
last Saturday attending to business
matters at the probate judges Office.
Attorney Beardsley of Russell was
in the city last Monday looking up
his land interests here-haying same
sown to wheat
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Maulsby and
son, Henry, were over from Hill City
last Sunday and visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. r. Blackman.
Felix and Arnold Mlinek of Collyer
lix reports wheat seeding nearly fin
ished in his neighborhood.
Miss Matte Shaw departed the first
Of the week for Seattle. Wash, where
she has lucrative position as
stenographer for wholesale firm.
Hurry Hurry. Hurry, Get your
season ticketsl The first number will
be given next Monday evening, and
you don't want to miss any of them.
Lost-Anchor wheel of ship pin
with union jack, stars and stripes
and initials r. NJ. S. on it. Finding
will be rewarded by leaving same at
this office.-Ady.
If you do not care for magic re-
member that Mrs. Dietric gives
program which includes songs, stories,
limitations, representations, whistling,
trick playing, and other entertaining
and diyerting features.
F. T. Naylor has returned to his
home in Morland where he will en-
gage in the real estate and insurance
business. Mr.. Naylor made many
friends while here who will wish him
success Sharon Springs Times.
The Midland Lyceum Bureau is
this year sending out more than the
usual amount of advertising matter
about the attractions which will ap-
pear in their courses in Circuit No. 3,
to which Wa-Keeney belongs. One
| feature is the plate matter which will
be printed in the local papers just be-
fore the appearance of the several at
fractions This will save considerable
work for the local people and gives
the patrons a better idea of what to
| expect; also much interesting infor-
nation.
Last Thursday evening Mrs c. K.
Sellers entertained in honor of Mrs.
L. c. Gleason. 1t was one of the
most unique and clever affairs given
in our little city for some time. The
German bird lowered gracefully over
the cradle of sleeping infant in the
center of the dining table, while a
profusion of golden rod and other
bright colored autumn flowers graced
all of the rooms. An elaborate six
O'Clock dinner was served in three
courses, Mrs. Ida Pierson, Miss Alma
Courtney and Miss Hearting assisting
most efficiently in the serving. The
following delightful menu was
artisticially printed by a local artist
on stork decorated menu cards: baby
food soup. crib celery, milk-fed chick
en-, go-cart potatoes, castoria sauce,
paragoric salad, peppermint, l.
scream, Paddy cake, and kisses Miss
Hearting, who is an accomplished
musician added much to the pleasure
of the guests by rendering a number
t of beautiful piano selections. Two
r lively games were introduced later in
the evening and Mrs. f. G. Wollner
) won the first prize Madonna picture
for the most expert seamstress in