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

Attorney Rea and wife were up
from Hays last Tuesday.
VIM. Lorimer was down from Coll
yer township last Monday on bust
ness.
V. p. Henderson of Russell has the
contract TO plaster the Masonic build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. O'Toole and
Roy Marshall were up from the Hack
berry last Monday.
John Spena unloaded car of Ford S
the first of the week-ten in numb Der
and they are all sold.
Ernest Hamburg was up from the
east side.last Wednesday paying taxes.
We acknowledge pleasant call.
Collie L. Englis and Miss RIGA Fer
guson were married at the office of
the probate judge in this city Mon
day evening.
Rev. W. r. Woodward was down
from Quinter last Saturday. He re-
ports the Revival meetings there pro-
crossing nicely.
Taken up about November i, 1915
j black heifer calf. no ear marks or
brands Owner can have calf by pay
ing for this notice and proving prop
erty. Owen Scanlon.-Ady 1t.
E. T. Fish, Of GAINESVILLE. Wis.
and Chas. Inglis, Of Milwaukee, have
been spending a few days at the
81 NTrc will
accompany Mrs. Inglis home who has
been visiting her mother for several
weeks past.
The NJ. z. Ladies Aid society will
serve their annual chicken pie sup
per on December 7th and also have a
sale of quilts, comforts, aprons and
bags of different kinds and other use
ful articles for sale.
The second number of the course
of entertainments will be given next
Wednesday evening, December l.
This will not be an ordinary lecture.
NJ. III. Pemberton is a humorist; his
mission is to amuse and entertain.
He is a Missourian, a second Mark
Twain, and by his homely wit and
philosophy he has made his pen
name, Reuben, famous.
The j. II. Roberts horse sale at
the stock yards last Saturday was
well attended, but our farmers seem
10 have all the horses they need or
else they are not throwing away their
coin on something they have no use
for. Several animals were sold at
fair prices, but Mr.. Roberts called |
the sale off and sold several head at
private sale.
The Union Pacific Railroad Com |
pany are grading all the wagon road
crossings on their lines in Kansas, |
Colorado and Nebraska These /
grades are wide and extend several |
feet back from the track Their OBJ |
ject is To overcome the dangers of /
auto travel so often described that
the motor went dead at the fata
point. The grade will be on level
with the track for at least 40 feet
from the track and no climb will be
necessary TO make the crossing.
Harry Sprague of Wa Keehey has the
contract for the work from Ellis to
Denver.
Last Saturday afternoon j. c. Mil
holland was standing on box at the
door of car of cabbage which was on
the track when some one drove up
and the wheels of the wagon struck
the box, upsetting it and throwing
Mr.. Milholland violently to the
ground. The accident proved to be
q serious one as the shoulder was dis
located and the bone broken between
the elebow and shoulder making a
complicated and serious injury. DIR.
Jones was called at once and replaced
the shoulder and set the bone and
later removed Mr.. Milholland to the
hospital at Kansas City for treat
ment. His friends hope he will soon
be able TO be about again and that
his injuries will heal without trouble.
On Thanksgiving evening. Noyem-
Der 26th Miss Mary H. Zeman and
Mr.. Gene G. Howat of this CITY were
united in marriage at the home Of
a j. McCollum, Rev. S. L. Allison Of
the Presbyterian church officiating.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of relatives and a few
friends of the bride and groom. The
bride was very lovely dressed in a
gown of white net over white silk.