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

Piano tuner, Hagel is in the city, |
phone Straw's furniture store.-Adv. |
'Born-1o Mrs and Mr. r. Horak, |
When you want loan on your
farm call or write the Wa-Keeney /
State Bank.-Adv 42-3t
a l. Leonard was up from Glencoe /
township Thursday paying taxes and
made US an appreciative call.
W. r. Triplett was a Kansas Cit /
visitor the first of the week having
shipped four car loads of cattle.
There is some talk of forming an
athletic association with head
quarters over Courtney s. Simpsons
store.
Enoch Nelson and youngest daugh !
ter were up from Ness county last
Tuesday and made this Office pleas
and call.
Miss Knudson has Christmas novel
ties for sale in tatting, crochet, rib
bon flowers, caps. ETC., Call and see
them.-Adv.-412t.
Our good friend Fred Zahn was up
from his farm in Riverside township
last Saturday and made us pleasant
visit. Come again Fred
T. w. johnson of Riverside town
ship was county seat visitor the first
of the week paving taxes. We ac-
knowledge pleasant call.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Spitznaugle
leave Saturday evening for Illinois,
where they viii spend the Christmas
holidays visiting relatives and friends
w. S. Mumert of Palisades. Colo.
is visiting his parAnts, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Mumelt this week: also rela-
tives and friends in and around Wa
Keeney.
Ernest Deatrich and Frank Clark of
of Adair were in town Thursday pay
ing taxes and called at this Office and
left enough coin to help World rotate
regularly.
Jones, Jones, Jonesl Granville
Jones. Remember Jones?~ Sure. THE
Blue and the Gray and Feeding on
Husks'', three years ago. Well, Jones
will be here again, December %.
There will be a meeting at Big
Creek Hall on Saturday, December
%, 1914, of the stockholders of the
Big Creek Association. All stock
holders are requested to be present.
BY order of secretary.
John Musgrave was up from Ogal-
lah township last Friday to take
his daughter (wilo is attending High
schooD home in his auto. Before
| leaving he called at this office and
made the editor happy by depositing
several cart wheels to help World
rotate.
Last Sunday morning an about two
O'Clock the fire bell rang when fire
! was discovered near the basement in
in the Osterkamp store. The blaze
caused by a lantern igniting some
sacks that had been placed near some
water pipes TO keep them from
freezing. The fire was quickly extin-
guished and many people had not
heard the bell and slept as peaceful
~ as if no alarm had sounded
l.
Do not forget the lecture by Hon.
Granville Jones next Wednesday
evening. December D. Tickets are
on sale at the drug store and the
price has been reduced TO 35 and 25
cents to adults and pupils respective
ly- II the patronage at this time at
the reduced price justifies il. the
committee will present concert
number about the last of January
and this extra number will be given
at the reduced price, also. Now let
everybody boost for the lecture by
Jones = the most popular lecturer
who has ever appeared here.
Last Wednesday evening a party of
young people went skating out on the
Saline near the Galloway ranch. Gene
Howat and Mary Zeman were skating
together when the ice broke and they
went in up to their necks They
were rescued from their perflous DO
sition and made their way to the
Galloway home where dry clothing
was secured and after thoroughly
warming themselves, the young peo-
pie returned to their skating. Miss
Zeman and her companion can vouch
that they know now Just exactly
what an European coat of armor
feels ike for on their trin to tho Cal