Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-05-31

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win buy J61e 2. 1913 J. G. Hix-

Millie Thiel of Collyer, was in the
city Tuesday.
R. 81. Burns made a business trip
to Topeka this week
Lost-Last week-Eastern Star pin.
Miss Hattie j. Kirby Adv
Mrs. G.. t. Galloway.-adv. 13
Marshal Trip is doing some good
work on the Main street this week
Wa-Keeney is some town now We
havera first class picture show adv.
Don't miss seeing the Passion Play
Tuesday evening at the Airdome-
adv.
Jake Hickman has something to
say about Cream" in this issue
Read his ad.
A rare opportunity-The Passion
Plas in motion pictures, Tuesday
evening.
Lewis Brown was down from Col
lyer the first of the week and made
us an agreeable call.
The commissioners were in session
Thursday finishing up their work as
a board of equalization.
Jake. Hickman and family are now
domiciled in the Mrs Morgan cottages
jim the west part of town. =.
Joe Poffenberger showed us new
potatoes Monday from his garden
as big as marbles. Who can beat Joe2
There will be dance in Razak's
Hall at Collyer, Friday, June 6, 1913.
Music by the Quinter orchestra.
Everybody come.
Sheriff Musseman sold two quarter
sections of land at sheriff,s sale
Thursday afternoon. This is some
thing unusual for this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Ashcraft arrived
Wednesday evening from AtchisOn,
Kansas, and are visiting Mr.. Ash
crafts sister, Mrs Ida PierSOn.
August Tegtmeyer seems to be the
right man in the right place when it
comes to working the roads. He
knows what a road, grader is gesd for.
Mule" Marshall has changed his
base out in Colorado from Iliff to
Fort Collins No doubt "Mule'' likes
the change as Fort Collins is quite a
city. t' .."-- 'rl:s -
DR. Sadie Franks writes to have her
World changed from Concordia to
Randall, Kans., and adds; GA m pleas
ed with my new location and doing
| WE'LL"
An Oliver typewriter agent called
at this office Thursday morning and
tried to talk us into buying type
writer. The the next bore to book
agent is typewriter man.
| During a thunder storm, Sunday
morning the new Stafford High
School building was set on fire by
lightning and greatly damaged. The
| loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000.
| Last Tuesday afternoon the M. E..
Aid Society served ice cream and cake
at the home of Mrs. George Stephens
on Big Creek. "A bout forty attended
and the afternoon was most pleasant
ly spent - - - .,s-zsss y 9s2sfs:
Ben Rodgers writes from Seattle,
Wash, Come out here and we'll GO
fishing, l have went only once but
caught some nice mountain trout;
saw fish here as long as you are. Best
regards to all the boys.
Mrs. Joe lsenberg and little
daughter departed the first of the
week for Sampol, Mo-, after a six
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Stranaham, and
4 Grandpa A. J. johnson. Grandpa
johnson says it's mighty lonesome at
his house since the kid went away.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Lawson
and son, Emil, left Ellis for Sweden
where they intend to spend the sum.
mer visiting Mrs. Lawson's sisters
whom she has not seen for forty
five years. This will be nice trip
for the old lady and her friends wish
her a successful voyage across the
ocean and a pleasant visit in her OWL
native land.
!. The Locust Club is having its third
annual clean up day which really il
+ extending to more than one day