Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-01-11
Smoked meats at Bakers.

DR.. Bohman is home from his trip
to Chicago.
School opened Monday after two
weeks of holidays
Our ice men have been hustlIng
during the past few days.
The Photo Studio will be open the
18th and 18th of January. Adv
Mrs. ]. w. Spena spent a week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Schwanbeck.
Mrs. Ed Brown returned from her
visit, to Topeka. this week She re-
ports a fine time
Coming, R. T. Bean, photograph
er. Will open his studio. January
18th and 18th Adv.
Money. Money! Money!. on your
farms. When you want a loan on
your farm call at the Wa-Keeney
State Bank. p adv
Don't forget the taffy pull Satur-
day evening, January IL. Tickets at
the drug store and at the door at the
usual prices.
Mrs. Jacob Bollig and children re-
turned home last Thursday after a
two weeks visit with her parents at
Victoria, Kan.
Mrs. Hugh Faulkner and her
daughter, Miss Blanche, returned
from Kansas City the first of the week
where they spent the holidays.
Rev. HI. L. Anderson, formerly
pastor of the Episcopal church of
this city, died the latter part of last
week at sanitarium in Topeka.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Courts and baby returned to their
home at Carrollton, Mo-, after quite
an extended visit with Grandma
Chalk.
Miss Stella Cloud, our lady COM
positor, returned last Monday morn
ing from two weeks visit at Quen-
emo, with home folks. She reports a
splendid time.
Last Wednesday evening the out
reelected and new officers at an
oyster supper. They report most
enjoyable evening.
Last Friday and Saturday all of
the students who were here from
their different seats of learning re-
turned to resume their studies until
the end of the term.
The sudden slide which the Their
mometer took last Saturday night
hung around the zero mark for four
or five days and is making fine crop
of ice for our local ice men.
Miss Helen Wilson entertained a
number of friends last Friday even
ing in honor of the college girls, who
were soon to return to take up their
studies after the holidays.
Kenneth Clark, a brakeman on a
freight train, was killed in freight
wreck near Sharon Springs, Monday
His father was engineer and broth
er was conductor on the same train.
-Grainfield Cap Sheaf.
Charlie Gobel, of Castle, Utah. re-
membered his mother with several
| boxes of fine Utah apples and had
some of them sent to the World: they
are beauties and of fine flavor; Charlie
has our thanks for this nice remem-
brance.
The Board of High School Trustees
will meet January IA, 1913 in regular
session, and take up the matter OF
| janitor for the building also receive
bids for the supply of coal, and other
matters of business that may come
before them.
One day this week Andrew Hey
purchased the A. V. Hixson residence
occupied by d. B. Kraus and family
| This is a splendid piece of property
with nice yard, trees and out build
ings and will make Mr.. and Mrs
| Heyl a beautiful home.
Don't stay away because it is ''only
lecture The lectures form the
most substantial and most benefica
part of every course of entertain
ments. If unable to be present leno
| your ticket to some deserving person
who will appreciate the favor
/ Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. anC
Mrs. D. B. Kraus entertained Mr.. anG
Mrs. C. Steinberger and Mr.. and Mrs
/ FL. S. Givler at five O'Clock dinner