Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-09-06

Adv 70 IT, D. III HIXSOn
Mrs. ~Diebold and daughter,
Genevieve, departed last Tuesday
evening for Buffalo, Ny.
F. W. Wheeler of Sterling, ILL.,, was
in the city this week. Mr.. Wheeler
owns considerable Trego county dirt
Wanted-Horses to- pasture, plenty
6 miles south of Wa-Keeney-adv 2t
The High school fLcnfty gave re-
ception for the students at the high.
school building Tuesday evening. A
fine time is reported.
In this issue will be found the
notice of Frank Mccormick sale.
Frank is moving to Montana and he
is offering lot of good things for
sale. Attend his sale.
&c. TfdbaH and family left last
week for Loveland, Colo, where they
will make their new home The best
wishes of their many friends on
Route 3 goes with them.
A card received Friday morning
announcing the birth of Marjorie
Mae Mccall, born September 4, 1913,
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Mccall of
Manhattan, weight 10 IL pounds.
John Mccormick and family of
Walters, Mont is visiting at the
home of his brother, Frank, south
west of town. They were called here
to attend the funeral of his mother,
MIRO II a mcTorDoic4>
School began last Monday with
good attendance and good interest.
With an able corp of teachers and
| splendid equipment in every way
this should be a most successful
school year for our young people.
Last Monday evening Mrs n. o.
| Gearhart and son accompanied by
Mrs. M. e. COPYRIGHT, her mother,
left for eastern Kansas points to
visit relatives and friends before
leaving for Wray, Colorado, their
new home.
Edgar Wilson, nephew of R. c. Will
son, accompanied by his family made
quite an extended stay in our city.
Mr.. Wilson is missionary and his
home is in Bombay, India Last Sun
day he made two excellent addresses
on India and his work in that field.
They left the first of the week for
the east.
Mrs. Chase Wilson enjoyed visit
| from her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Braden, who are on their way to
China to enter the Missionary field.
| Mrs. Braden was formerly Miss. Alt
man and was High School teacher
at this place a year ago. The good
wishes of many friends go with them
on their long journey. -
On Tuesday evening the Masons of
this city and about thirty-fiv of the
local lodge at Hill City gathered
at the Masonic Hall for the
purpose of making e. S. Thomas of
Collyer, a master mason. After the
! ceremonies in which the visiting
j Masons participated a supper was
served by the o. e. S. in the court
house basement. The evening was a
pleasant one and was enjoyed by all
present.
Reuben Haffa writes: Please for
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oblidge. L am working in pickle
factory at present but will start at
something else as soon as frost comes.
There will be lots of work here in
the beet fields and sugar factories
after the 18th of September until
about Xmas. Wages range from 500
to $500 in sugar factory, and from
!, ST.. so to 81. IS and board on the farm
On Wednesday DIR. r. e. Spencer
! left for Ottawa, Kans., where he ex
poets to make his future home. DR.
Spencer has been a resident of Wa
, Keeney for the past three years anc
while here made many friends. He
is dentist of ability and enjoyed {
large practice. He will be Joined BY
his wife and children soon Wa-Kee
ney regrets losing this family from
, its midst and wishes them success il
their new home.
Everybody should be sure and at
tend the s'Forage Crop" meeting t.
: be held at p. m. Monday, Septem
I Der Is, at the following places: Wa
Keeney court house, Voda, Ogallah
Il school-house near Gas. Folkers, ant
e lschoolhouse No. near j. E. McCall's
; This train will have Is good abb
:. speakers well posted, and they vii