Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-04

SnerlU a Imam was Cal4eO 60 1Otlyer
Thursday on Official business
r. g. Wilson and Mrs Chase Will
son visited in Colorado this week.
Jno. Glass and family of Glencoe,
were county seat visitors, Thursday
If you want to go to the Fair
grounds next week. Call up phone
IT'S.
Walter Wilson of Luray sold car
of horses at the stock yards last
Saturday.
Miss Julia Blair left Thursday for
Formosa, Kans-, where she taught
school last year.
The new sidewalk south of the
court house is nearly completed to
the High school building.
Miss Georgia Allison left Thursday
morning for St. Louis, where she will
teach in the public schools.
Lars Hanson arrived in the city the
first of the week from the west and
is looking after his threshing.
Mrs. Late Judson of Seattle, Wash,
and Mrs. Ida Pierson, (sisters) visited
in Hoxie and Hill City this week.
Miss Grace Allison departed Thurs
day evening for Denver, where she
will teach in the public schools.
Miss Rose Gilbert, superintendent
of Wallace county, visited with Miss
Carrie SUradal the first of the week.
Misses Maud and Mildred Niesley
lest the first of the week for Eastern
Kansas, where they will teach school.
Roy Blakely, cashier of the OgaIah
State Bank, rides in a bran new
Studebaker. This is sure classy
car.
Sam Kelly arrived home Monday
after a five weeks sojourn on the Pa
cific coast. Sam reports big-way up
time.
The big tents are up at the Fair
Grounds. Everything is being placed
in readiness for the big blowout next
week.
Coles upstairs restaurant will be
a downstairs cafe the first of next
week. This will make a nice place
for Collie and his patrons.
]. A. Winchester of Hays, arrived
in the city the first of the week and
is getting things in readiness for the
opening of school next Monday.
Sheriff Compton, Of Washington
county, Nebr., and friends passed
through Wa Keeney the first of the
week enroute home from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pearl of Dixon,
Ill, who were called here by the
sickness and death of their father,
w n. Pearl, left Wednesday evening.
Miss May Curry, after months
absence, is again at her duties in the
postoffice. She visited in Lawrence,
Cove City and Ellis during her stay.
L G. Gleason made trip 10 Hill
City the first Of the week. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Jno. Asher oft
and two daughters and Grandma
Ashcroft.
Geo. Kulp returned home the first
of the week after four weeks visit
to the Pacific coast. George says that
is a big country and lots to see, but
Kansas looks good TO him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zawedsky called
at our office Monday evening and babe
us goodbye saying they had a very
nice time in Wa-Keeney. They left
that evening for Denver, their home.
VIM. Richmond was up from Hays
the first of the week. He will make
the corner stone for the new Masonic
building, which will be laid with the
usual ceremony as soon as the founda-
Iion is completed.
Heyl Brothers moved their bak-
cry into their new building east
of Bakers meat market Wednesday.
Carpenters are at work cleaning and
repapering the room vacated and it
will be used for Coles restaurant.
Henry Ropers, of Chapman, Nebr-,
| who revisited old scenes here for the
past five days, left Wednesday even
Ting for his ,home.S While here he sold
his 32O-acre farm to Henry Bucholz
for 5000. He still owns a quarter
northeast OF town and says he may
return to Trego some day.
At q meeting of The executive
board OF the Golden Belt Educational
| Association held af HAYS last Tines