Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-08-28
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Sam Nelly 10 eADGCE0u nome from
the coast about Septe mber first.
5. j. Straw received a car load of
furniture from Kansas City Tuesday.
O. l. Hall of Holly. Col, visited his
brother, DIR. Hall, the first of this week
DIR. E. L. Wickizer of Quinter, was
in the city between trains Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Barr were Kan
sas City visitors for week, returning
Monday.
Geo. Roger of Cove City, motored
over to our burg Wednesday on bus
mess trip.
DR. Han has two regular practice
days at Quinter, each week; Tuesday
and Friday.
his brother, Ed, and family the first
part of the week.
@. H. Benson sports new six cvlin-
der Buick automobile purchased from
Ross and Waldo Of Ellis
r. Schneider of Agricola, is here on
| business and will probably return to
Trego County in the near future
]. Fl. Moye was business visitor in
/ Wa keenev last Monday. He reporrs
crops in fine condition in his parts
Cashier A. H Blair of the Trego
State Bank is rapidly recovering from
his accident during Chautauqua week
Mrs Nettie McGowen returned to her
home in Rock Island, Ill. after ten
days visit with her sister, Mrs. @. Sell
! lers.
A.Mrs. Frank williamson of Kansas
| City came Thursday morning and is
| visiting I the home of her brother.
4 Day CIPHER, of south of town.
Prof. J. L. jacobson, who spent
! the past week at the w S Gorrell
| home, returned to his home at Wa
terville. kans., Sunday evening
Mrs J.C.Courtright entertained a
nun Der of her friendsaU one O'Clock
! luncheon Wednesday in honor of her
guest, Miss O'Niel, Of Dayton, Ohio.
The Union Pacific Railway ms pee
! tiOn Special was in The city Monday
and looked our depot boys over Not
any thing wrong could be found there.
Mrs. Walter Scott and children of
| Oakley, arrived in the city Thursday
evening and are visiting at the e. A.
| Courtney home. They are on their
way to Hays.
Chas. Hillman and wife left last
| Sunday evening for wellington, Colo.
While there they will VISIT Mrs III s
sister, Mrs Chris Wolff, and enjoy Colo
RADIOS fine climate.
f. @ Gleason, who has been guest
at the Hays home for the past month,
/ left for Colorado Springs, Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Gleason owns several
tracts of Trego county land
Christ NJ. HildebraRt, of Coliyer, and
! Miss Nellie Common, Of Kansas City,
1 K nsas, were married at the Pressy-
/ terrain Manse last Saturday afternoon
! Rev S. L. Allison officiating.
Mrs Florence Lindquist, one of
/ TregO, cOuntvfS eX-teacherS. but now
OF Lincoln, Nebr., stopped off here on
/ her way home from the coast and is
4 -, I hoo f,TN
Mrs. ". E. Saum and daughter. Mrs.
MoIlie Crandell. departed for their
| hume in Kansas City, Sunday. after a
weeks visit in Wa-keeney. the guests
] of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Williams.
Mrs. Bert NisbeGsa and two children.
| who haSS been Nisi ting the past two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w II. kovis, left "Wednesday for
4 their home at Bennington, kans-
A-Guy returned to his home in Den
! YER, Thursday, after helping to take
/ care of TFego county big wheatrrop-
4 Mr. Guy is a business man in Delver
4 and took this means to rest and re-
cooperate.
lightning seems to be burning up
some wheat stacks, as Lou Galloway
4 and Wm. Mattke each lost two big
stacks Sast w ednesday night, and Mr.
i Cruson near Ogallah, Us said to have
/ lost three stacks.
i SSH Sherman and daughter, Miss
i Mary Sherman, are visiting Mrs Sher-
mans sister Mrs A. S. Peacock. TheiI
home is in Oska@oosa, Iowa, where Miss
4 Sherman is bookkeeper for the Inter
State Manufacturing Company.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs Ada
I Danford of Hays, died at St. An
thony's hospital after n long and
| painful illness. she was mother OF
Mrs H S. Givler of this city and
Miss Nellie Danford of Hays Obitu-
airy next week.
| DR.. Clark Myerly accompanied by
his father, LIS. MFerlyreturned to the
hospital at Concordia, last Sunday.
His father returned Tuesday and re-
| ports that the doctor underwent a
/ successful operation for appendicitis
and would no doubt regain his usual
good health in short time.
Sam Swiggett, of Washingto n, d. c.,
arrived Tuesday, for a visit wit b his
folks here after an absence of fourteen
years. Sam is looking fine and has
much to say about Wa-Keeney i'm
provement since his departure He is
connected with the street railway
company in his home city
Fred Shaw, manager and leading
man in the World force left Monday
night for a three weeks vacation
Fred has worked faithfully for the