Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-09-13

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J-H. Murray.
Otto Wolff is visiting at Wellington,
Colorado, this week
Don't fail to attend the w. w.
Parks sale next Wednesday.
Postmaster Olson was down from
Colfyer the first of the week
For Sale-Wind mill, good as new.
Mrs. Mary Morgan--Adv % 3t
Attorney E. A. Rea and wife of
Hays, visited relatives in the city
Tuesday afternoon.
Newt Dugan and family left the
first of the week for ST. George, Kan
sas, their new home
Henry Eulert departed the first of
the week for Greeley, Colo, where he
has good job working in the beet
fields.
Christ Teller, the cement con-
tractor and builder, is doing some
repair on the World building this
week.
Edward Moore is in Topeka this
week taking in the State Fair. Ed
will attend Washburn College this
winter.
f. D. Garrison of Salina was in the
city last Saturday on real estate bust
ness. Mr.. G. is one of the live real
estate men of Central Kansas.
Claude Henkel of Bisbee, Arizona,
arrived in the city the first of the
week and visited relatives and friends
and attended to some business.
H. G.. Wagner of Riverside town
ship and Miss Ida M. Ziegler of Co
dell, were married at the office of the
probate Judge Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Blanchard of
Scott City, Kansas, arrived here last
week and will make their home with
their cousin, w. w. Blanchard, of
east-of town.
Mrs. S. A. Newcomer and children
of Collyer, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Bear, last week. She
returned home Saturday evening
Russell Record.
Miss Viola Finch has accepted a
stenographic position with Kagy &
Anderson, lawyers of Beloit, and
likes her employers very much as they
are very kind ana considerable
Taken upE1 black pig weight about
40 pounds, hole in right ear. Owner
can get same by paying damages and
for this notice.-IThos. Bloom field
r. Ogallah, Kans.-adv %.
Lost-On the road to town-Gold
chain and fob with initials C. p D.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at this office or the owner, Chas
p. Davis, mile east of town-Adv
The first number of the lecture
course will be given October 20 An
nouncement and complete description
of the course will be given soon and
season tickets placed on sale about
October 10.
Mr. and Mrs. @. III. Benson are
visiting friends and taking in the big
State Fair at Topeka this week
Grover Hays is looking after the
county clerks office during his absence
in fine style
w. T. Littlechild went to Kansas
City the first of the week to buy cat
tie Nothing suited him on the mar
ket there, and on his way home stop
ped off at Hays City and bought a
nice bunch of cattle.
Miss Minnie McClury, the fashion
able milliner, returned the first of
the week and will be at her old place
as head milllner at the Trego Mer-
camille Store. Her many friends are
glad to see her back.
Mrs H. NJ. Shaw lost a valuable
cow one night the first of the week.
She broke her halter and ate some sor-
ghum in draw near the house. This
is the second animal Mrs. Shaw has
lost this summer and it is a hard
blow financially to her.
Mrs Harry Trip of Wa-Keeney,
returned home Friday evening. She
had been at Waldo, visiting relatives.
Her sister, Mrs. James Crosby, came
with her from Waldo Friday and
spent the night at the George 1.
Mapes home--RGssell Record
For Sale or Exchange = For live
stock-I60 acre Smoky Hill river bot