Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-11-27

Fred Cross and Ed Griffith were up
from Ellis last Tuesday.
C. l. Hartman and family autoed
to Osborne on Thursday.
w. H. Swiggett was guest at the
Abe Miller ranch in Sheridan county
Friday. )
John J. Harrison and VIM Cox
were down from. Collyer last Wednes-
day on business
Hays is putting in ''white way
on Normal avenue which will add
much TO its attractiveness.
For sale-6-room house, east front,
corner lot, fruit trees. good barn. etc.
Easy terms Inquire at this. office.
Strayed- Sunday evening-bay and
gray horse hitched to spring wagon.
Finder notify Thos. Broomfield, Ogal-
lah. Kan.
For Sale-I mare years old. weight
1900 lbs, l horse 4 years old. weight
1900 lbs August Lishtsenn. Penokee.
Kan. Adv So
Stanley and Stuart Olson of Tope-
ka. Kan. spent Thanksgiving with
Grandma Olson. They made the trip
in their auto.
For sale-1 mule: also $40 acres of
good land 5 miles west of town. 200
acres in wheat. VIM. Smith, Wa
Keeney. Kan.-Adv.
J. F. Barclay. one of the big farm
ers Of Ogallah township, was in town
last Monday paying taxes. We ac-
knowledge a pleasant call.
Lee GunckeI purchased two lots
north Of the old, Nelson property in
the east end of town. 1t is reported
that he will build cottage TO rent.
Thanksgiving was blustery day
but was pleasantly spent by most of
the people and certainly this part of
the country has much to be thankful
for this year.
John Wheeler and family left Tues
day morning for Chase. Kan, to visit
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Wheeler is sis
ter of Mrs. Hobbick
Last Tuesday morning Mrs. Chas
Inglis returned to her home in Mil
waukee after a six weeks visit at the
| home of her sister, Mrs. T. b. Hays
| few days visit and to accompany his
| wife home
Misses Anna Tasting, Edna Walk
er, Ruth Cox, Eva Brown, Lizzie
Brown, Nayme Biehler, and Miss
Nef were on Wednesday evening s
passenger train coming up from the
Hays Normal to spend the Thanks
giving holidays with home folks.
Laugh and grow fat. Pemberton
will sh0w you how next Wednesday
Eevening, ana don't fail to be on time
next wednesday evening, and don't
fail 70 De On time lest you miss some
| Of the fun. Doors open at $50. CEN
tral time, program begins at $50,
Tickets on sale at the drug store at
5.and p cents.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
/. t. Purcell entertained a number of
| OC1Oo q a " S4ONh OlHICI pal " .
The color scheme used in the dining
room was red and white. Brilliant
red carnations and ferns tied with a
large bow of red ribbon made more
than ordinarily attractive cefiter
piece. The table was very beautiful
in all its appointments and was ar
ranged with an eye for artistic and
harmonious effects. The place cards
were daintily tinted in autumn tints
and the after dinner favors were
small bon-bon filed red and white
baskets the handles tied with rose
buds and red ribbon bows. A most
elaborate and elegant turkey dinner
was served in three courses the host
ess being assisted in tile serving by
Misses Margaret Hartman and lone
Krause. After dinner the guests as
sembled in the parlor where they
were splendidiy entertained by
number of piano selections by Miss
Hartman and Miss Krause. Mrs.
Bonebrake also favored the company
with most pleasing vocal solo.
Miss -Krause gave a violin number
also two. humorous readings which
were much enjoyed by ALL The
guests were further entertained by a
drawing contest Each was given a
slip of paper on which the title of
song was written and were asked to