Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-12-19
sresh beef at Bakers. adv

Money to loan See z. d. Wheeler ad
Pure Home Made Lard at Bakers
sick, is improving
The Wa Keeney State Bank makes
farm loans.-Adv- AZ 81.
Piano tuner, Hagel is in the city.
call him at Straw's furniture store.
Corn is liable to be double the pres
ent prices before we get another
crop.
Booths celebrated seal shipped
oysters at Bakers. so cents a quart
-Adv-40.
Farm loans made by the Wa-Kee-
ney State Bank can be paid when de-
sired.-Adv A st.
For Sale-Five thoroughbred Duroc
bears, weight about $50 lbs. each. DIR.
L. p AInot.-Adv 80 At
Mrs. Osbourn Kirby of Milltonvale,
Kans.. arrived Monday evening for
a two weeks visit with her parents
and other relatives.
Home jewelry like home pie have
an individual lasts that can't be
duplicated. Buy your jewelry from
your home jeweler.-Adv.
Look out for takers that want your
money. as they have heard of our
good crop and they are here thick af-
ter what cash we now have. Hold on
to the cash for in may come handy
another year.
Mrs III. E. Trip and children de-
parted Saturday morning, December
18th. for Waldo, Kans., to attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. A. Zeiger.
Mrs. Zeiger was visiting in Ohio,
when the death summons came to
her.
The Masons held their annual cleo
tion of officers Tuesday night. G. l..
HAYS was elected w. NJ: John c.
Kirkner. s. w; W J. Williams j. W,
| A. S. Peacock, Treasurer and J. w.
Bingham, Secretary. These officers
will be installed Friday night at the
| Joint installation of the Masons and
o. E. S.
| Wednesday evening Mr.. Clampet,
proprietor of the Webster Hotel, met
a horrible death. He had been to
Stockton to get load of coal. Near
the HuFse farm five miles or so west
of Stockton, the wagon skidded and
went over bank. He was buried
beneath the coal amt not found until
/ 81,
tim all night--Plainville Times
We wish to cali the attention OF
| we desire them to get their items in
for next week not later than Wednes-
day morning as we will go to press OF
Thursday 50 that FRIDAY, which is
| Christmas, can be observed as holi
day by the entire Office force Kindly
bear this in mind and send in copy
by Wednesday morning and the edf
itOr will appreciate the accommodation
1oint-install1tio of officers of Wa
Keeney lodge "A. f. s. A. NJ. anC
| Margaret Cllapter o. E. s TO be helc
Friday, December IS, 8 p. m. at Ma
tson Hall All mem bers of both orders
|cordially invited. III of the Bretherr
iaEe requested TO meet at Masonic
Hall, Sunday December 20, at : p m
to attend services at Methodist
i.church in +commemoration of ST
l-John:s Day
! Last Wednesday evening Mrs
sSteinberger entertained numSer Of
of friends at "a ''ChristInaS FancA
! Wcrk" party The ladies brought
Christ mas workin an array of designs
land coiors and the evening was
pleasantly spent in social way. Re
| fresRmen5s were served after which
the gaests departed. Those present
~-ere: Mrs w. W Gibson, Mrs c. l.
Hartman, Mrs. j. F. Jones, Mrs
| T Purcell, Mrs. A H. Blair. Mrs J
W Spena, Mrs. w i. Larrabee, Mrs.
WEa. Jones, Miss Julia South and
Miss Elizabeth Reardon
Last Saturday evening, December
18th. Miss Keyser and her pupils as
sisted by the school board, Messrs.
Lessor Spitznaugle and Hafiiger
pleasantly Entertained good house
in the Lessor school district 81 The
program consisted of songs, readings,
dialogues and music and box sup
per. The school is to be compliment
ted on their excellent program and