Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-03-29

visit.
R. T. Bean will open his studio on
April and 4. Last chance for long
time.-adv
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
M. E. Chalk is able to be up and
around again.
Chas. Deves, the boss baker at the
family at Grainfield.
Christ Teller is busy these DAYS
hauling sand preparatory to enlarg-
ing John Spena's garage.
Miss Hazel Morgan left last Satur-
day morning for Salina, where she
will visit with relatives.
Ted Morgan made the interior of
the city bakery look fine by giving it
several coats of fresh paint.
Al Hinshaw and Day CIPHER are
plastering the new restaurant build
ing south of J. J. Keraus' Hardware
store.
Rev. and Mrs Reed left Monday
night for Goodland, Kans, where
they attended the M. E. conference
this week.
Mrs. Hutchinson left the fist of
the week for Junction City, after a
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Ray Ufiord.
Grant Bronson and family are
domiciled in the Hodges property in
the northwest end of town having
moved Thursday.
The World and Topeka Weekly
Capital one year for s1.OO. Two
papers for the price of one. Watch
for big ad next week.
Despite the disagreeable Easter
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Beason
entertained number of their rela-
tives at big dinner and all present
report nice time.
Mrs. M. E. Kulp received a card
from her son, Christ, Wednesday,
who is working in Omaha conveying
the good news that his family were
all we'll and that they were not in
the cyclone district
Miss Betty Penny, proprietress of
the American House, received the
sad news Wednesday that her moth
er was quite ill at her home at Derby,
Kans- Miss Penny left Friday even
ing to visit her mother
The county commissioners will be |
called upon to make a new contract
for county health officer at their |
April meeting, as DIR. Mcdonald who |
was appointed in January has left the
county for better pastures.
Mrs. James Benisch of South Trego
received telegram Thursday after
noon conveying the sad intelligence
OF the death of her grandmother
which occurred at Wilson. She left
on lilo to attend the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Crabill and
children departed Tuesday night for
Newburg, Iowa, where they will
make their future home. MI. and
Mrs. Crabill have a host of friends
here who wish them Godspeed in
their new home.
Alta recent meeting of the trustees
of the High School, Henry Polkosky
and Eddie Riggs to help him. at a
salary of $4,000 per month for all
three of them. This will be a nice
help for the boys and help them to
work their way thru school; they
appreciate this action of the board
These same three boys were janitors
at the old building.
The Commercial Club has mailed
this week about 1900 special invita-
tions to attend the dedication of the
county High school building. An
effort has been made to reach every
family, every school officer and every
teacher in the county; also all editors,
county superintendent and school
principals in this section of the state.
If any have failed to receive this
special Invitation it has not been
through any intentional slight and it
is hoped that every person, anywhere,
old or young, will accept the general
invitation as cordial welcome and
make an effort TO be present.