Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-10-17

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]. G. Hixson shipped car of hogs
last Tuesday.
Banker Harrison was down from
Collyer Thursday
A W. Heyl made a business trip
to Manhattan the first of the week.
Mrs. G. L. Hardman visited rela-
tiyes IN SaIina the first of the week.
Mrs. W. W. Gibson visited in Sal
ina several days the first of the week
S. E. Krhut was down from Collyer
Thursday and made US an appreciat-
ed visit.
Frank Purintons little son is quite
sick with typhoid fever at his home
in Collyer.
VIM. Kelly sports new Buick
auto. It's classy car and one of
the best roadsters made
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stradal of Collyer
township were in the city Thursday
trading with our merchants.
Mrs. Flora Icely was called to Ore
gon, Ill, the first of the week on ac-
count of the sickness of her son.
Mrs. c. Steinberger left for Yates
Center Wednesday evening to attend
the Golden Wedding of her uncle.
Rev. w. E. Scott of Oakley was
down visiting his daughter, Mrs. E
A. Courtney, the first of the week
Uncle Jesse Cockrell left last week
for the National Military Home at
Leavenworth, where he expects to
spend the winter.-Ellis Headlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Nelson return
ed from Robinson, Kansas, Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Nelson is improved i'm
health and is looking after his legal
business once more.
Joe Shaw, dispatcher at Sharon
Springs, spent the last part of last
week with his parents and friends
here. He left Monday evening for a
visit in eastern Kansas.
District Superintendent Stevens of
Salina preached twice at the NJ. E.
church last Sunday. Rev. Stevens
is talented and able preacher and
it is a treat to hear him.
Our old friend Thomas O'Toole
who has been very sick at his home
ON the South Downer for the past
ten days, we are sorry to note, isl
very low at this writing.
DR.. M. B. Galloway, of South En-
glish, Iowa, arrived in the city the
first of the week and will visit home
folks and friends for about two
weeks. The doctor has many friends
mere who were glad to see him and to
learn that he is enjoying a nice prac-
tice.
Quite number of the Masonic
orethen went up to Wa-Keeney last
Monday night to attend meeting at
ion that they could not find better |
place to visit than Wa-Keeney The |
brethren up there always look out for |
The comfort of their visitors Ellis |
Headlight.
Last Saturday evening Miss Mary |
Zeman met with painful accident /
Just as she arrived at her home. The |
team she was driving became fright
ened and started to turn and run. |
The tongue of the buggy was broken |
and Miss Zeman was thrown violent
" into a fence, her arm and face |
was severely bruised and skinned. 1t |
was fortunate the fence was not a |
barbed one or she would probably |
have been seriously injured.
On Thursday evening DIR. d. B. |
Dykes of Lebanon, Kansas, spoke in
the interests of the Republican party
at the Court House. A good sized
audience composed both of men and
women turned out to hear him. DR..
Dykes is we'll informed on the issues
which he plainly sets forth with such
unmistakable clearness that it is i'm
possible not to comprehend his mean
ing. Many say il is the most sensi-
BILE convincing Republican speech
that has been made in Trego County
since the days when Mckinley was
running against Bryan on the Free
Silver Issue While Dykes does not
fay the Democratic party yet he is
mighty plain in setting forth their
fallacies concerning free trade and
their misleading statements concern