Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-08-30

J. w. Phares made "a business trip
TO Topeka this week
1 car of corn coming Will sell
Pc It,
Miss Stella Cloud, composiuor in
this office, took four days lay off
this week.
Miss Alma Courtney, of Topeka his
visiting her brother, E. A. Courtney,
this week.
Mrs. E. A. Courtney is. visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Scott, at Oak
ley this week.
Mrs D. Countryman visited her
daughter, Mrs. E. Lindberg. at Ogal-
lah this week.
L. T. Nixon was up from the busy
little town of Ogallah Thursday and
made US a pleasant call.
Mrs. John Sims of Colorado Spring,
is visiting with friends having ar
rived last Monday evening.
f. w. Wheeler of Sterling, H., was
in the city the first of the week look
ing after his land interest.
D. B. Kraus and family are now
domicled in the Mrs. Morse cottage
opposite the Lutheran church.
Prof. Reppert arrived last Wednes-
day and will assist Prof. Niesley in
the High School again this year
Miss Susie .Burnham left Thursday
morning for Beverly, Kans., where
she will teach the Beverly school.
Grandpa SommerviIle is confined
to his. home this week, suffering from
the effectseof a painful carbuncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Naimon left
Tuesday night for Nebraska on a
short visit to relatives and friends
Harvey Pershing of Arizona is Wis
| iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Pershing of Ogallah township, this
week.
| Mrs. Ray Ufford returned home the
latter part of last week from Scarcely
| Ark, after six weeks visit with her
parents.
Tuesday enroute to Colorado Springs
and Denver. He was making the
trip by the gasoline route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nelson departed
Wednesday evening for Hiawatha
Kansas, where Ray has a good jot
teaching in the Hiawatha public
lschools.
Thursday of last week Prof Will
| Nelson left for Robinson, Kansas
where he will be principal of tn,
school. This is his second year a
Robinson.
HI. o. Gearhart has purchased +;
barber shop in .Wray, Colo, and hi
family are packing up their hous e
hold effects preparatory to movin,
there. soon.
A. V. Kinds and grandson, Pau
Dougherty from Pennyslvania ar
visiting Mrs. J. J. Grippin of Collye
i township this week. Mr.. Kinds i
Mrs. Grippin's father
Everybody's friend Thomas
Eclectic Oil, the great househol,
remedy for toothache, earache, sor
throat, cuts, bruises, scalds. Sold a
all drug stores. 25c and 5Oc-adv
: The dry weather is causing tn
} trees in many parts of town to die
Every possible effort should be mad
6 to save the trees as it means a ma
ter of years to wait after replantin
! them.
L. S. Myerly received word til
first of the week from his son Ed
8 Kansas City that fire destroyed h
: drug store which he had purchase
, about a week ago. This is hard luz
for Ed and his many friends he
hope he will be able to start up agai
!, Miss Alice Peacock left Thursd;
= morning for a short visit in Empor
before going to Lawrence. She gra
uated from the College of Empor
this spring receiving also fello
ship which entities her to teach
ID the department. of Psychology
0. Lawrence University.
10 Mrs Pearl Hester of Winchest,
a Ind, writes to have World sent
above address. Mrs. Hester will
&c remembered to the World readers
&c Miss Pearl Benson, sister of Lin