Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-04
Russell will hold harvest Jubilee,
Wednesday, July 8.

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Sam Kelly made business trip to
Abilene and Salina the first of the
week
For Sale-4 boxes of Bliss Native
office.-Adv-9-tf.
Up. workman are pointing the de-
pot with cement which adds greatly
to its appearance
J. o. Miller of Waldo, and his
brother, DR.. Miller, of Wa-Keeney,
were in town Monday Russell Re-
cord.
| w. A. Hiatt, at one time resident
of Wilcox township, was up from his
ranch in Greeley county the first of
| the week.
| Thomas O'Toole was up from Ban
ner Tuesday and reports wheat cut
ting going right along in his neigh
| borhood.
Frank Bradley IS the new night
agent at the depot during the absence
of Frank Locker, who has been laid
up with sore knee.
Allen Toothacker, day man at the
depot, couldn't stand the call for har-
vest hands, so he donned his overalls
and Joined the army of employed.
Rev c. NJ. Reed and j. c. Milhol-
land, who are harvesting out at the
Campbell place, are said to be among
the extra good hands at the work.
Day Moore, who has been working in
the harvest field, was compelled to re-
turn home on account of an attack of
hay fever. The wheat is little heavy
for Day.
| w. N. Larabee, of Lea~enworth,
was in town Tuesday. He formerly
lived at Wa-Keeney and is now
deputy United States revenue col
| lector.-Russell Record.
| Rev. Mensing and family will leave
shortly for Beatrice, Nebr., where he
will have charge of German-Luther-
an church. They have many friends
here who will be sorry to see them
go.
| Glen Hinshaw hurt his hand while
playing ball at K. u and thought it
| had healed until he went to work in
| the harvest field when the old trouble
| broke out anew and he was com peiled
| to see the doctor.
| Last Tuesday Mrs. Enix made her
last trip as carrier of Banner Star
Route. Thursday morning E. M. Nc
| Aztec drove up to the postoffice with a
nice team of ponies and buggy and
was sworn in as the new carrier.
Mr.. Weld, foreman of the Russell
Record, one of the best weeklies in
Western. Kansas, was a social visitor
Tuesday. He drove to Banner to look
at his 160 acras of land. He says his
wheat looks good and will yield a big
crop.
On Friday morning John Evers had
the misfortune to lose four stacks of
wheat by fire. 1t is note definitely
known just what caused the fire, but
this is an unfortunate loss to Mr..
Evers as he did not have the grain
insured.
Miss Elise Neuenschwander came
home from Lawrence the last of the
week to spend her summer vacation
with home folks south of Collyer.
She is looking well and has many
warm friends here who are always
glad to see her.
Will Kelly and John Jones went
| fishing up in Sheridan county the
first of the week and caught five nice
bass. 1t takes Bill and John to catch
fish and most of US glory in their
good luck as it isn't every old fellow
who knows how to hook bass.
The following instructors will in
struct in the High school for the year
| I9I4-I5: Miss Muriella Levin, Ger
man and Latin; Miss Zippa L. Bum,
English and Normal training; Miss
Helen NJ. Hockensmith, Domestic
Science; Frank e. KimbIe, Science
and Athletics.
F. o. Gleason of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, arrived in the city the first of
the week and is visiting his nephews,
Lou and Ray Gleason, on the Saline.
He is also visiting his old friend, Z.
B. Hays. and family. Mr.. Gleason
has large land interests in the county
and saws it looks like old times to see