Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-26


Read the Trego Mercautiles stores
new ad.
Mrs W. W. Blanchard is on the
SICK list this week.
Our old friend w. ]. Shelton has
car thanks for London papers.
There will be dance in the Razak
Hall on October 3, 1914. Every body
invited.
Attorney c. NJ. Holmquist of Hays
was in the city Thursday on legal
business.
H. Iolson was up from ogallah
last Monday and made us an apprec-
lated call.
Mrs. S. E. Pierce of Cove City visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. ]. f.. Jones,
this week.
Mrs David Richie and daughter,
of Salina were in the city Thursday
and Friday.
w. II. Jones, the Salina Insurance
man, was in the city this week writ
ing insurance.
VIM. Richmond, the expert marble
cutter of Hays was in Wa-Keeney
Thursday on business.
Herald Spena, son of Tbos. Spena,
was quite sick the first of week with
fever, but at this writing is improy
ing.
J. Vail of Fort Scott, Kans., ar
rived in the city Wednesday and is
visiting at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Law.
L. S. Myerly traded his big Smith
auto for land south of Ogallah. Mr..
M. saying walking is pretty tough
these days, and he misses.his car.
Jack Wood and Geo. Walls pulled
off a wrestling match at the air dome
last Saturday night to crowd of
about $50. Wood won in about 80
minutes.
Special communication of Wa
Keeney Lodge No. 14s A. F. and A.
NJ, Friday evening, September 25, at
8 o'clock. Work-First Degree. Chas.
r. Kirby, w. M.
OOt LSllcI VI NcISl0S bOWDSlllP
was called to the county seat last
Saturday as juror. He made this
Office pleasant call.
Grandma Hartman of Phillipsburg
attended the Women's Club meeting
in this city on Wednesday and Thurs
day and will visit her son Claude and
, family over Sunday.
j. w. Moye was in town one day
the first of the week with his face
bandaged and he Informed US that
, the other fellow looked all right as il
was colt that kicked him-not a
mule.
Collie Inglis arrived from the wesl
last Sunday evening and is visiting
relatives and friends in the city. Il
is nine years since Collie left here anc
he says he can see many changes il
in our little city.
The financial statements of TIL,
, Wa Keeney, Ogallah and Collyel
: State Banks appear in this issue
These three banks are the stronges1
/ institutions in their localities. AL
of them show increased deposits
Attorney O. B. Jones and wife oil
Cove city visited in the city Wednes
day and Thursday the guest of o. b. Z
brother J. f. Jones and family. Mrs
Jones represented the Cove City club
at the Women's Federated Clubs
| Meeting.
Ed Myerly was up from Kansas
City last Friday visiting home folks
He had gentleman along with him
! who wanted to invest some money in
Trego county dirt. We did not learn
whether he purchased Eds land OF
not. Ed says he is doing nicely in
the drug business. but working very
; hard. His many friends here are glad
to learn of his success
The committee in charge of the
lecture course expect to give seven
numbers this season, and have al
ready contracted for five of them
which is the regular number of a
standard course. Two more will be
added later on and these extra num-
bers viii be presented in January and
February. Season tickets will be on
sale at the drug store THURSDAY
morning, October 1st, at the usual
price of 800 for adults and 81 SO for
all puplic school pupils The first
number will he x,rpeopfod rrt,nrs<7.