Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-12-26
Fresb porx AZ Baker,s. adv

Prof Winchester is spending his
vacation with his parents at HAYS
Miss Julia South is spending her
Christmas vacation al St Joseph.
Mo.
Misses Mildred, Maude and Mar
garrett NiesIey are home for the holt
days
When you want a loan on your
farm call or write the WaKeeney
State Bank.-Adv 42-3t-
Mrs. Eva j mes left Sunday morn
ing for Salina where she is spending
her Christmas vacation.
Misses Luella and Hazel Jones and
Miss MaTjory Gibson are spending
their vacation with home folks
Mrs. Cora Shaw and daghter, Edith
will spend Christmas with MI and
Mrs. Joe Shaw at Sharon Springs
Miss Edith Ruffner left Sunday
morning for Hoyt. Kans-, where she
will spend the holidays with her par
ents.
Eddie Moore, Albert Acre and
Wren Hinshaw are home from Man.
haitian spend the holiday vaca-
tion.
Nearly all of the young people who
have been away TO school at various
points have returned home for the
Xmas holidays.
Misses Blanche Gorrell and Hazel
st. John OF Manhattan, are spending
the holidays with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Gorrell.
Andrew Croft, George Since, Step
hen Beason, Henry Polkowsky and
Leonard Acre came home from
Lawrence Saturday morning to spend
the holidays.
Prof. and Mrs. Reppert were at
Monday evenings train TO meet Mrs.
Grace Kirby, of Miltonvale. who was
enrouIe to Wa-Keeney on a visit
Russell Record.
If you have not already one of
those com bination memorandum and
reference calendars go at once to the
Wa Keeney State Bank and get one
for they are just what you need on
the farm and home.
Last Tuesday evening the Wa
Keeney and QuinIer basket ball teams
played game in the High School
gymnasium and our boys were too
much for the Quinterites as the score
% to 20 viii verify our statement.
r Bob Roberts, relief agentf or the
Union Pacific, who has been here the
past week, went to Collyer Tuesday
night TO relieve an agent at that
place-Sharon Springs Times.
The irrigation wells at thetexperi-
| ment farm are now in operation.
The work was completed last week
and the wells are now throwing
about IS to 80 gallons per minute.
George S. Knapp government irri-
CATION engineer for Kansas has been
out here for three weeks overseeing
the work.-Colby Tribune.
New passenger engines of the AT
lantic type will be placed on the run
east Of Sharon Springs very soon and
J big Pacific type engines are to be
placed on the west end. Since taking
No l0l and 100 off couple of weeks
ago the company has found it hard To
make the fast running time on trains
No 119 and 1O4- These trains are
very fast and added equipment make
them very heavy--Sharon Springs
| Times
Last Saturday night it begun snow
ing and continued at intervals nearly
all night and by Sunday morning
started in and fell during almost the
entire day. The temperature was
moderate and there was no wind and
the entire country lies under a fine
even blanket of snow, which will be
of immense benefit TO the wheat. 1t
is the first snow of any depth since
the big snow three years ago this
coming March
Last Saturday night ]. J. Keraus
received a telegram that he had been
appointed postmaster at this place
Mr.. Keraus has been in the office
during the past week looking over
the work and becoming familiar with
the duties of the Office. As soon as
his appointment is confirmed he will
have full charge and the commission
will likely ne horo olroacr INV d,v