Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-05
Miss Eva Gordon is back at her
place in the telephone exchange after
a months vacation -


a months vacation
Allen Toothaker, day man at the
depot. was q Kansas City visitor the
front end Of the week.
For Thoroughbred black Ca
loway bull, years old. S. Lofstead,
Ogallah, Kans.-Adv. 81.
Next Monday is legal holiday
Labor Day. The postotfice will be
closed from 10 a. m. to 6 p. M
H. B. Hudson of the Blue Ribbon
neighborhood made a business trip
to Osborne county the first of the
week.
Friday and Saturday nights are the
last two nights of the Jennings show
company so you want to go if want
to hear something good.
No better way to judge White
your money back if it doesn't please.
The Star Grocery.--Adv.
John Spena and Will Kelly were
Kansas City visitors the first of the
week. The former brought car load
of Fords home with him
Mrs. Glen Jones of Los Angeles,
California, arrived in the city the
first of the week and is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city.
Born last Tuesday September 1st, a
son, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. HI. Hickman
of this city. All are doing fine and
the father is able to be about.
Remember Friday and Saturday
night the jennings show company
will play. Both nights will be es-
pecially good so don't miss them.
Jack Woods and Joe Kopecky have
opened up the Golden Belt Hotel,
opposite the post office and invites
everybody to call and give them a
trial.
Miss Julia Blair departed Monday
morning for Formosa, Kansas. Miss
Blair has been engaged to teach His
tory, Music and English in the high
school of that place.
j. G. Hickman remembered the
World with a fine home grown water
melon last Saturday. 1T was of the
yellow variety and was of delicious
davor. He has our thanks for his
kindly remembrance.
Miss A lice Peacock returned Tues
lay after months visit with
her sister, Mrs. HI. " Cartwright, at
Fort Collins, Col. She left here We'd
nesday for Kansas City and will visit
relatives there for short time.
Strayed-From my pasture about
August 1, months old, bucket fed,
black heifer calf. having mark in
right ear. Finder please notify Alvin
Saleen, Ogallah, Kans. ADV.
Charles L. Brandt, of Brownell,
and Miss Mildred L. O'Neal, of Hois-
ington, were married at the Manse
Monday evening, Rev. S. L. Allison
officiating. Mr.. Brandt is a home
steader in Riverside township where
they will make their home.
Postmaster Leisenring and Chas
Keagy were up from Ellis, Thursday
They attended, the Ellis-Trego Bank
ers' association meeting which was
held in the court room in the fore
noon; they took in the fair in the
afternoon. We acknowledge a pleas
ant call
Two Quinter young men came down
Monday morning and secured mar
rage licenses, as follows: Clifford J..
Ikenberry to marry Miss Julia A.
Mohler; Wilcie W. Jamison to marry
Miss Gretta G. Ikenberry- All these
estimable young people live near
Quinter.
Herman Long saws that he isn't
City Attorney of the City of Wa
Keeney, Kansas, and that he wasn't
employed by anyone to prosecute
O'Nefl as a dangerous criminal, for
carrying concealed weapons. for be-
ing on a drunk, for being crazy, not
for a violation of any of the criminal
laws of the State of Kansas. Adv.
Please RENE mber the meeting of
the Federated Woman's club, Sept.
D and "a and be sure to attend. The
country women are especially urged
to come as there are always things
on the program of much interest to
women in the rural districts All
women as well as the public in gen.