Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-02-08
Fresh polk at Bakers
adv

i Mrs W. L. Larabee is reported on
the sick list this week
Read our sale notices and don't
forget to attend the sales.
Mrs. Gilbert Croker, of Voda, visit
ed friends in the city Thursday.
Miss Bernice Mattingly was on the
sick list the latter part of last week
The furniture for the new high
school arrived the first of the week.
J. G. Hixson shipped car of cattle
to Kansas City the first of the week.
For Sale Good alfalfa hay. E. E.
Pearl on John Reddig ranch. adv.
2-S-2t.
Mrs. G. NJ. Reed has been confined
to her bed by illness during the past
week.
Let Theobaldi and his company be
your valentine Friday evening,
February IA.
The w. c. T. o. will meet with
Mrs. FL. E. Mccormick Wednesday,
February II.
Miss Mary Zeman, of Voda, has ac-
cepted the position of stenographer
in the WaKeeney State bank.
Rev. Quilliam will be at the Bap-
fist church Sunday, February 9, to be-
gin series of special meetings.
For Sale until February 15th.-1O
bushels of potatoes, 100 posts and l
gasoline range. Chas. Trapp.-adv-
E. w. O'Toole was in from his big
ranch in Collyer township last Mon
day and made us an agreeable call.
G. HI Benson, county clerk, will
hold public sale at his farm 1 mile
west of Ogallah on Tuesday, Febru-
airy 25.
Mrs. Chas. Weiman and little son,
of Ellis, visited Mrs. Weinman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Lucas, this
week.
Sam Evans, of Green. Kansas, is as
listing w. G. Wollner and E. L. Nor
gan in painting the new High school
building.
Ed Deorschlag, of Franklin town
ship, was a county seat visitor on
Thursday, and we acknowledge a
friendly call.
The next number of the course of
entertainments will be given Friday
evening, February IA, by the Theo-
baldi Concert Party.
Miss Anna Haug, who has been alb
sent since last spring.. clerking in a |
store at Solomon, has returned home |
to spend a vacation till spring i
Enterprise.
You'll never find boys playing |
marbles in the middle of the street |
on a Saturday in town where the
merchants do the proper amount of |
advertising. Perkins Journal.
Miss Margie Taylor left Thursday |
evening for her home in Sharon
Springs, after having spent the past |
week visiting her uncle and aunt, /
Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Taylor, of east of |
town.
Last Sunday was Ground Hog day |
and many are the SpeculationS con-
corning this uncertain weather prop |
het as the day was only partly cloudy. |
The way the weather has been since |
we are of the opinion he saw his
shadow.
John Blakely attended the meeting |
of the stockholders of the Ogallah |
Elevator Company at Ogallah, last |
Tuesday. He reports the company in
good shape under the direction of
Isaac T. Nixon.
The following is list of pupils |
who have been in attendance at the |
Western State Normal School since |
the opening of the summer term last |
June from Trego county: Burton |
Clark, Ogallah; Leslie Fink, Ellis; |
Henry Graham, Collyer; Lena d. |
Mahlberg, Brownell; Dollie Perkins, |
Ellis.
Our High school basket ball team
is surely making name for its self |
having won six games in succession. |
The boys are good players and when |
they go away from home conduct |
themselves in such a manner that |
they are always asked to return. On
Friday they played at Hill City the
Staatz brothers taking the team over
by the auto route.