Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-25
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per in the county
We believe the handsomest lawn in
town is at the home of County Clerk
Benson.
Lou Brown near Collyer, lost two
grain ricks by lightning Thursday
evening.
The city has received two new fly
wheels to be used in the water and
light plant.
c. D. Yetter was up from Topeka
the first of the week and was Wa
Keeney visitor.
Miss Ailene Brown of Walker, Mo-,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. o. L.
Lucas this week.
Joe Shaw, Dispatcher at Sharon
Springs, was down Wednesday even
| ing between trains.
Harry L. Pestana, candidate for
Judge of this district, was up from
Hays one day this week.
Word was received by friends that
Mrs. r. E. Morse was married at
DOhhAh3 OOAJ AA6bots~o losoo "OSn-
bob" Kirkendall was renewing
old acquaintance this week, having
come over from Natoma on business.
| Threshing is now on in full blast
and in many places the wheat is
yielding from % to 80 bushels per
acre.
Miss May Curry, our 'obliging post
Office clerk, is again at her desk after
a weeks visit with. home folks at
| Lawrence.
| w. A. Tawney, the hustling real es-
tate agent of Ogallah, attended the
meeting of the High school trustees
last Tuesday.
Jep Bundy was an Ogallah visitor
| Tuesday. Jep ''kinder'' likes Ogallah
and says its a mighty busy burg since
threshing commenced.
Thursday evening this part of the
country received another good soak
ing after very hot day. 1t put the
corn and all late crops in fine con-
dition.
Mr. and Mrs. John wonner left last
| Saturday evening for New Mexico af-
| ter two weeks visit with their par
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. f. d. woDner of
| Big Creek.
| Mrs. J. 81 Beach of Hays, SCENT last
week end at the Cloud home. Prof.
| Beach and little daughter came up
Sunday morning returning to Hays
1 tbo mo oyaninu
| r. Haffa left Monday morning for
| Russell where he will spend the week
| visiting relatives before going to Mil
tonvale where he is assistant in the
water and electric light works.
e. W. Altman was up from River
side township over Tuesday night.
He reports crops good and politics
quiet in his neighborhood. Mr.. A. is
a candidate for sheriff on the Repub-
lican ticket.
G. ID. Yetter was up from Ogallah
last Saturday showing our farmers a
steel silo. These silos are built in
Topeka and are backed by kansas
capital. From all appearance it is
the best silo on the market.
Miss Eva Gordon gave little par
ty at her home Friday evening
Those present were Misses Birda
and Grace Myerly, Lois Drummond
and Messrs. Frank Rhoades, Leo Ny
erly, Allen Toothacre and Roy Smith
The evening was spent in games and
music, and was enjoyed by all. Be
fore the guests departed pineapple
sherbet was served after which flash
light pictures were taken.
Misses Hattie Burnham and Irene
Cloud were hostesSeS at most pleas
ant thimble party given at the latter's
home last Wednesday afternoon. Re-
freshments consisting of lemon sher-
bet and cake were served. The list of
invited guests is as follows: Mes
danes Stan Straw, e. A. Courtney,
Guy Blakely, j. FL. Hickman, H H.
Bacon, Misses Grace Altman of Ellis,
Bernice Mattingly, Ethel McVey,
Helen wilson, Ethel Cloud, Ethel
Carpenter, Grace Pershing, Lettie
Rhoades, Ida Courtney, and George
Moore.
J. G. Mohler, secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture, was up from