Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-09


A. W. Heyl spent Sunday in Hays.
Scaool opened last Monday after
Two weeks vacation.
Booths celebrated seal shipped
oysters at Bakers. 80 cents quart.
-Adv-4o
Will Rhodes purchased one of these
vel known Blue Front buggies this
week.-Adv1 1t.
Remember Sunday and Monday,
January 10th and 1ilh, the Photo
Studio will open.-Adv-
j. E. Mccall of Route / was
pleasant caller Tuesday and showed
his subscription ahead another year.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Anna Evans
entertained the editor and wife at an
excellent dinner at her pleasant
home.
a. J. Atherton ordered No 16
Nisco Manure Spreader at the Blue
Front Implement House the first of
the weekday 1t.
Would it not be good idea to keep
some wheat on hand for fall seed in
1915 as it would be bad to pay such
prices for seed next September.
demonstrating one of their Great
Western Cream Separators at the
home of E. F. Bryant south of town
| on Tuesday.-Adv It,
10 Al,
ed post 10 cents; green posts cut to
order any size from cents and up.
W. J. Shelton or w. II. Miles, Wa
Keeney, Kansas. Adv-36tf.
Cortright entertained few friends
at dinner in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Matson, who was to leave the next
day for her home in Oklahoma.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
G. Benson entertained the following
Mrs. T. b. Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T,
Purcell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Wollnel
and DR.. and Mrs. W. Y. Herrick.
i Best save some of this big crop OF
feed from this year as we might need
it for the winter of 1876, and if WI
have some feed on hand we will moi
have to sell our cattle at a sacrifice
should our crop be light.
j. J. KerauS, executor of the las
, will and testament of the late Mar
tin Bordovsky, has made final settle
ment with the probate court. -Ac
: cording 10 the provisions of the will
the city of Wa-Keeney received S44
leash. also notes aggregating abou
: 800, and the Bordovsky house an
lot in block 81, east of the cour
house.
The jennings Theatrical Co., fai
r ed to play here this week as advel
4 tised The company disbanded a
E Sylvan Grove owing to an acciden
q sustained by one of the leading mem
bers Of the troupe which disable
him to such extent that he was, force
to take the frft train for Denve
hospital. Manager Munson think
= the accident probably was fractur
: of the pocketbook and says that dun
ing all his long and varied experienc
a as manager of the local play nous
V this is the first time he ever had
:. show bust right in his face.-Hi
1 City New Era.
On New Years evening Miss Mar
garet Swiggett entertained numbe
; of her friends at her pleasant home
; The ladies brought their needle worl
4 over which they enjoyed a socia
hour. New Years resolutions writ
ten for ones self and for ones neigh
Dor caused good deal of merriment
: Delicious refreshments were serve
{ by the hostess and delightful even
t ing was spent. Her guests were
{ Mrs. G. L. Hartman, Mrs. L. L. Pun
\ cell. Mrs. w. w. Gibson, Mrs. c
e Steinberger, Mrs w. L. Larabee
Mrs c. Sellers. Mrs. Ray Ufford
Mrs c. R. lille, Mrs. III. S. Givler
,, Miss Grace Allison. Miss Georgia A
lison and Miss Julia Blair
: Last Tuesday evening the offic.
t force in the pos toffice and World of
2 fee combined and gave the out-goin,
, postmaster the finest kind of ban
IQuet at the home of Mrs. Ida Pierson
An elaborate three course turkey din
, ner was served and Vas prepared by
Mrs. Pierson, who ranks as one o.
the very best cooks in town land tn,
way that dinner disappeared we ar,