Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-11-20
Fresh pork at Bakers. adv

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Jack Ward, the carpenter, left
Wednesday night for Arapahoe. Col,
where he has homestead
Strayed-From my farm 1.-THE old
Wolfe place; black calf, about ten
days ago. II. L. Tegumeyer, 3
Collie Inglis. proprietor of Coles
restaurant. left Saturday night for
Wisconsin and Michigan on a visit.
For Sale-The east half of section
10, township IA, range 25. Make Of
fer to World. Wa-Keeney. Kan. Ady
e E. Beougher and wife made trip
TO Quinter Sunday. Miss Ida Courtney
accom- panied them home. Cove Gaz-
cite.
Mrs. f. D. Willard of Salina. Kan,
is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Shaw, this
week.
Revs Woodward and w E. Charles
left on the local Wednesday morning
for Quinter where they begin revi-
val meeting.
1 L VI SAT- i IlC CdSO mail Vi SOSblOI
y, township Is, range "a. Address
Mrs. H. Schimkowitsch, Oollyer,
Kans. Adv So 81
Mrs. H. c. Street, of Parsons,
Kans., was called here the first of
the week on account OF the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. II. NJ. Shaw, who
is much improved at this writing.
The Gabe Garrett Stock Company
gave its weekly play on Wednesday
night. The play was good and well
| attended in spite of the cold. Their
play for next week will be a four act
comedy drama entitled ..The Princess
of Rags"
Mrs. H. B. Hudson of Blue Ribbon
neigh borhood was called TO the home
Iof her parents who live in Osborne
;county last Friday night. Her father
is in very poor health. Later-Mr.
Hudson received a telegram Friday
morning that Mrs. Hudson's father
died Thursday morning.
Rev. F.sw Mensing writes from
Beatrice, Neb.. as follows: The farm
ers are busy gathering their fine corn:
on the 10th inst. we had heavy rain
accom- panied with hail and a rorg
wind which knocked down much
corn. Ny wife is still living but suf-
fers awfuliy with cancer of the bow
lels.
Silas McCune came down from Wa
Keeney Saturday to attend to some
business matters and visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Will Zimmerman Mr.
McCune has lived in Trego county a
little over year now and is we'll
pleased with the country. They
raised good crop this season and
have excellent prospects for the COM
ing year.-Russell Record.
A very successful revival meeting
closed at the NJ. E. church Tuesday
night. There were nineteen seekers
al the altar for salvation, three large
conservation services, fifteen acces-
lsions TO the church. nine by confess
sions Of faith and six by letter. Rev
Woodward desires to personally ex-
press his thanks to all who helped
make the meetings a success.
We have on hand near Wa-Keeney
a high grade upright piano and an
almost new SS-note latest model play
er piano that we wish to dispose of
without the expense of re-shipping
| viii sacrifice same for cash, or sell to
a responsible party on easy monthly
or quarterly payments with six per
cent interest. Write us and we will
send particulars. w. w. Kimbal Co..
Manufacters. Topeka, Kans. Adv3s
/ Last Tuesday evening the meetings
at the NJ. E. church came to a close
This revival was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Woodward, who was as
sisted by Rev Charles, singer evan
gelist. The meetings covered a peri
cd of over two weeks and were well
attended and much interest mani
| tested number of conversions took
place and over twenty-five presented
themselves for church membership.
Rev Woodward preached powerful
and convincing sermons He present.
ed the great need of the gospel in
the hearts and lives of the people and
was forceful and logical in his preach
ing and teaching and sowed many