Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-03-07


egg ad in this issue.
Phone your orders for Black Amber
cane seed to Hardman Lumber Co.
Adv
Mrs. w. A Eppler was up from Ell
lis last Friday visiting her son Archie
and wife.
John Kirkner, who has been on the
sick list for the last ten days, is con-
valescing.
julius Hiilman, VIM. Hillman and
Geo. Ehlers were pleasant callers at
this Office last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Swiggett, who has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks,
is slowly convalescing.
James Smelling was up from Ogal-
lah township last Wednesday and
made US pleasant call
Glade Martin was up from Utica
and called on the editor and made
him happy Thursday noon
Miss Mary Zeman is back at her
desk at the Wa-Keeney State Bank
after few days with home folks.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j.
w. Phares gave a reception in honor
of Miss Alma Knudsen's birthday.
For Sale - Millet and Kafr corn
clean seed. Chas Spitsnaugle. Phone
S20.-Adv 1
Mayor Chittenden of Hays was in
the city Thursday. He was called
here by the death of Mrs. Thomas
Broom field.
There will be-a dance at the Big
Creek hall, Saturday evening, March
IA. Everybody come and have good
ime.-Committee.
John Johnson, brother of Mrs. AL
vim Law of Togo, passed through
| Wa-Keeney last Monday enroute to
| Togo to visit his sister.
Bean, the Photographer, was here
| the first three days of the week and
did a good business. He returned to
Ellsworth Tuesday night.
The sad news was received here
Thursday forenoon that Mrs. Thomas
| Broomfield, who lives five miles east
of town, had died of pneumonia
Obituary next week.
DIR Thomas Eclectic Oil is the
best remedy for that often fata
disease Group. 1t has been used with
success in our family for eight years
Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, n. Y,
ADV.
G. T. Stewart, step-brother OF
Mrs. G. Steinberger, stopped over
last Wednesday at the Steinbergel
home on his way to his own home al
Phoenix, Arizona. He was only able
to remain one day.
Among the novelties to be offered
at the home talent entertainment
March IA, will be few selections or
the vibraphone, an instrument in
vented and created especially fol
this occasion. Nothing like it OF
earth.
Arch Eppler called at this office
Friday morning and said the Report
er was in error in stating that his
wife was sick at the home of her par
ents in Hays He adds that Mrs. Ep
pier hasn't been out of Wa-keeney
for several weeks.
G. A. Carlson and family left FOL
Greeley, Kans, last Wednesday even
ing, where they expect to make theil
future home The Carlsons were
we'll liked in our community and the
people are sorry to lose them from
their midst, but hope they may en-
Il joy happiness and prosperity in theil
new home.
Last Saturday morning Mrs. +. II
| Burnham received word of the sud
den death of her father, L. I'll. West
| ermann, of Ellsworth. Mr.. Wester
mann has long been resident o
Ellsworth and was man of excellen
!! character and standing. Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Burnham left Saturday night t.
attend the funeral. They have TIN
sympathy of all their friends in thi
hour OF sorrow.
Last Tuesday evening MIR. Schoon
over and family who lived about
mile north of town left for Corning
KanS., where they will make thei
future home. This community lose
a splendid family in their going a
during their stay here they won tn
respect and esteem of all. A larg
party of young people accompanie
them to the train where good bye
were said. The World hopes the
may be successful and happy in thi
4 change which they have made.
Last Wednesday evening an infol