Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-16

| Ed Hawkes. was up from Banner,
Wednesday, on business
Hon. o. L. Cook is buying horses in
Cove county this week.
r. C. Wilson was a Kansas City
visitor the first of the week
| J. W. Phares spent the week in
Denver transacting real estate bust
ness.
A S. Treger, the jeweler,. has a
new ad in this issue. Don't fail to
read it.
Cashier Blakely of the Ogallah
State Bank, was in the city Wednes-
day on business
Mr. and Mrs Yves Marquand of
IOgailah were county seat visitors
last Wednesday.
| W. W. Allen of Stockton was in the
city this week looking over his land
interests southeast of town.
4 Collyer Farmers Union will hold an
open meeting on Wednesday evening,
January 20. Read ad on first page.
Found in postoffice lobby-fountain
pen. Owner can have same by calling
at this Office and paying for this
notice.
H d. B. Kraus, the Wa Keeney Hard
ware man, spent the week in Kansas
City sightseeing and attending to
business.
VIM. Richmond, proprietor of the
Hays marble works was in the city
Friday on business. Mr.. Richmond
is one of the best marble cutters in
the state.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Weisner, who reside on the Burn
ham ranch, Sunday morning-Dr.
Herrick attendant.
Mrs. Mary Wallis and children left
Thursday morning for Ellis; after a
short stay there they will go to Iowa
on an extended visit,
Peter Parke of Banner was in the
city Thursday, and made us an appre-
ciated visit. He reports Thos. o.
Toole getting along fine and feels
good.
DIR. Herrick has vaccinated a num-
Der of school children this week as a
preventive against scarlet fever,
small pox and such diseases as are
likely to be prevalent at this time of
year.
III Strayed from my farm in Riverside
township, Saturday, November 9, 1915
small mare mule, 2 year old, brown
| with light points, last seen in Ellis
Liberal reward will be paid. Con
Massier, Ellis. Kans., r.. ,, phone 521
ADV. 46.
VIM. Schrenkler was in the cit,
several days this week attending t
business matters. He left Thursda,
evening for Gorham, from there h,
goes back to Kansas City. 1t look
like old times TO, see Mr.. Schrenkle
on our streets.
III Mrs. James Benisch of Wa-Keene
who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Honomichl 70
past two weeks, will return to he
home Tuesday night. She will be &C
y companied by her brother, Loui
Wilson World.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Purcell and sol
went TO Topeka last Sunday night t
attend the governors reception whic
was held last Monday evening. Nj
and Mrs. Purcell were among tn
out of town guests who received a
invitation to occupy place on tn
reception committee. They wer
honored by being given place i
the receiving line with the governo
and State officers and their wives
The event was one of state and tn
Topeka daily papers give CLOWN
accounts of the brilliancy of tn
occasion.
The World family received a lette
from Mrs T. d. Bundy this wee
which states that they are having
fine time in Pasadena, California
She says the Tournament of Roses o
New Years day was most gorgeou
and beautiful and took one hour [
pass the residence at which they ar
staying She further states that the
have had the pleasure of meetin
many relatives and friends from thei
old home in Ohio. Ocean excursio
trips, trips TO the mountains an
sightseeing is on their program eac
week and their friends here lear
with pleasure that they are havin