Western Kansas world., 1915-12-25

VIII SWlgeTI was IN (0llyeI on
land business Thursday
Thos, Feezor was up from Ogallah
last Monday attending to business
matters.
VIM shrenkler made an auto trip
to Gorham and Russell last Friday
afternoon.
Robert Holmes and family of Oak
ley are here spending Christmas with
the home folks
Mrs. Allen TooIhacher of Monu-
ment, Kans.. is spending the holidays
with home folks
Misses Mildred, Maud and Margaret
Niesley are visiting with their
parents during the holidays.
The Regular Christmas program OF
the Methodist Sunday school will be
given on Christmas eve.
Lloyd Nelson left Monday night for
Abingdon. H., where he will spend
the holidays with his parents.
Ernest Smith left Tuesday morn
| ing for easteIn Missouri where he
will spend month with relatives.
| Misses Luella and Hazel Jones are
spending the holiday vacation with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Jones.
Miss Bertha Oldham departed Mon
day morning for DeniSen, Kans.,
where she viii spend the holiday vac
alton.
Lost-1 bromnish black unlined
overcoat with Rothschild's s trade
mark. Finder please leave at this
office.-Adv.
]. H. Pofenberger and daughter,
| Agnes. left Monday morning for
Union, Mo-. where they will spend
the holidays with his sister.
Albert Acre Brent Marquand, Ed.
Cass, Mildred Cass and Peter Weis-
bach who are attending school at
Manhattan are home for the holidays.
Regular preaching at the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning and
evening by the pastor. These ser
mons will be appr opriate to Christ
mas time. Preaching at Ogallah in
the afternoon.
Owen Scanlon. the Democratic wal
horse of Collyer township. was q
county seat visitor last Tuesday. Ii
wouldn't surprise as if Scanlon would
make the race for county commits
sioner next year in his district.
George Since. Andrew Croft. Joe
Acre. Audley Croft, Leonard Acre
Henry Polkowsky, Albert O'Toole
Wade Evans and Miss May Harlan
who are attending school at Law
renee came in last Friday evening K
| spend the HOLIDAYS with home folks
J. W. Raucl from the extreme
south part of The county, was in towr
last Saturday paying taxes. He made
this office an appreciative call. He
informed US that ne raised $500 bush
els of wheat and corn and consider
able barley-the barley averaged fifty
bushels per acre, and Of extra good
quality. Farmers wanting seed bar
ley will do well 20 see him early.
Frank Locker, formerly day man al
the depot, writes from Dent, Colo.
"Haye job up here that hits about
right. nothing 10 do but wire work
am working second trick from p. NJ
to IL p. m. Nothing here but a depot
but have three operators and only
one mile from a good town. and forty
miles from Denver, so it isn't bad
Find L pIunk for World, Il gaess'yol
know "Mule" Marshall is selling tic
kets in Denve-sOme job
Joe Halbleip, one of the pioneer
settlers of Riverside township was a
county seat visitor last Friday. Hs
called on US and pushed his subscrip
tion ahead another year. Joe is oil
democratic persuasion, but remarked
that there are over so million Ger
mans in America and If the election
had been held this fan two thirds OF
the German Democrats would have
voted against Wilson. Joe has a long
head-he sees the signs of the time:
mo more Democratic rule after next
November for thirty years.
Raymond a. Nelson, principal OF
the Hiawatha Central School, writes
as follows: s.Please send me six copies
of World of November 18th. L am
oninvinU an0r