Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-05-22

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The Harness shop has new zssort-
ment of fly nets, covers and dus.ers.
Adv IL IT
Miss Hattie Burnham closes her
school this week and will spend her
vacation at home
J. ). Drummond relieved his fishing
fever by bringing in five nice channel
cats last Monday
Emil Lawson returned THURSDAY
from Excelsior Springs. much i'm
proved in health
VIM. Rhoades has one of the finest
1OO-acre fields of wheat IN the county
1t is standing up well through the
wet spell.
All of the trustees have made their
dnal reports The valuation of per-
sonal property for 1915 shows gain
over 1914 of sSss, rs
The county commissioners were in
session this week as an equalization
board Also they checked and can
celled all 1914 warrants
Found = black leather, gauntlet
glove for left hand, owner Nan have
same by calling at this Office and pay
ing for this notice--Adv.
Harvest hands are again looking
this way. w. H. Swiggett reports
that he has received several commu-
nications for this years work.
Frank Edwards has bought the Jos.
Irwin ranch through local parties.
The property consists of 1880 acres
and the price paid was 50 per acre
Now is your opportunity to get the
best and the latest styles of wall pap
er. Samples of all kinds. A line of
paper on hand at H W. Finch's 8tf
have several choice farms, ranch
es, ETC., for sale. If you wish TO sell
or buy real estate, list your land with
me. Correspondence solicited Office
second building north of postoff1ce.
r. FL. Burns, Wa Keeney, Kans.-
Adv II.
Owing to the fact that the pastor
has been requested to preach the
Memorial sermon Sunday, May 80,
which is his regular day at Quinter,
there will be no preaching services
at the M. E. church Sunday, May %,
as he will preach at Quinter on that
day.
J. G. Ruppenthal. judge of the 23rd
judicial district who is member of
the High School Board of Education
of Russell was a pleasing caller at
our High School last Wednesday
studying the arrangement of the
rooms and other points of excellence
of the building. The people of Rus
sell are to be congratulated on select
ing such men to look after their
schools. Judge RuppenthaI is not
only leading lawyer of the state but
a profound scholor, who takes deep
interest in all social and educational
progress of every county in his dis
trict and supports all measures for its
advancement. Trego county apprec-
iates such service and does not fail to
show it, The people realize that
both personally and professionally he
is we'll worthy of the highest Office
in their power to give him.
On Monday afternoon. May 18th,
Mrs. r. @. Wilson was hostess at a
very pleasant rece ption held in honor
of Mrs. J. B. kershaw of Pacific
Grove, Cal, former resident of Wa
Keeney having left here about thirty
years ago. AT three O'Clock the ap-
pointed hour the guests began to ar
rive and for the remainder of the af-
ternoon the rooms were filed with
the sounds of merry chat and laugh
ter as the guests greeted their old
time friend and recited "reminiscences
of the good old days. The guests, on
taking their departure, were ushered
through the dining room where Miss
Wilson served each one with dainty
cake and delightfully."- refreshing cup OF
tea Those who called were: Mes
DANES. Moore, Hays, Inglis, H J
Hille, Williams. F. G. Wollner. Nor
gan, Kelly. Blair, w. L. Larrabee
Galloway. Purcell, Ellermeyer, Mar
shall, L. Rhoades, G.. w. Baker, Ali
son, WoIlner, ShorthiIl, Chalk, Uford
J. A. Nelson. Fuller, Olson.