Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-01-03
Ransom No. 2.

OOlIOOi WdS IcSullcQ dll6I d WEEKS
vacation last Monday morning with
all students present
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Doersehlag
spent Xmas with Mr.. DIS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Doerschlag.
Miss Draher, one of our High school
teachers. returned last Sunday night
to resume her school duties.
Prof. Claude J. Dewitt, our High
school principal. returned from his
vacation last Sunday night.
There were several sleighs in town
last Saturday, but there was hardly E.
nough snow to make sleighing pleas
| ant.
Joe Curtis assisted the ST Mer.
Co. last Saturday and it seemed like
old times to have Joe behind the
counter.
DR.. Edgerton of Ness City came in
from the east last Saturday night
and was driven down to Ness City by
Gene Holmes.
| Clyde HaZen is back from Wichita
where he has employment in a garage,
to spend the vacation with his par
ents and relatives.
This is fine skating weather we are
having nowadays, and we notice that
most of the boys are out skating all
of their spare time.
Frank and Ed Curtis spent Xmas
week here visiting relatives and
Friends, returning to their, schools
last Monday morning.
Dr. Grisssll has been quite busy
answering calls during this stormy
weather. Guess people will get sick
in any kind of weather.
Everyone was pleased to see old Sol
again last Saturday and most every
one will be glad to have him stay
with US for some time.
Harry Swisher who is farming down
near Great Bend returned for a visit
with his father, S p. Swisher, who
lives northwest of town.
Miss Mary Cutler who has been
teaching school in Colorado for
several years is here to spend couple
of weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Engle.
The literary here is progressing
nicely and even though we have had
several bad nights the school house
has been crowded to its full capacity
to hold all the people.
Last Sunday a surprise birthday
party was gwen at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Schneider. "A large
number of relatives were present and
very pleasant time was reported.
John Blocksome took DR.. Grissell
over west of Arnold to see some of
his patients, and then went up on
the> Forester. John says that the
roads are not the best for an auto.
A certain young man here in town
tagged a through freight train for
the purpose of getting ride TO Brow
nell. The conductor did not seem tc
appreciate it at all. Well, ask Geo
about the rest.
A very nice Xmas program was
given at the Christian church on the
s oath. There was large tree and :
real Santa Claus which gave much
4 amusement to the little folks. A fin,
treat was also given
Tom Sweasy returned from Olne,
: Springs, Colo. last Saturday in hi
: car. He has been working there dur
$ ing the past Sum mer in I he hay field
and SAYS that they had a big snow
out there which was over a foot dee
: Xmas is once more past and we no
tice that all the children seem L
have their full quote of presents
even if we have had several har,
years: and then we hear some eastern
:, ers say we are starving Pshaw, CUES
: we are not down yet. sure not, W
= haven't even started
Il There was league social held a
= Mr. and Mrs Chas- Horchem's las
Thursday evening A large numbe
of young folks were present and tn,
s evening was spent in playing game
q after which an excellent lunch wa
served A very enjoyable time wa
n reported by all present