Western Kansas world., 1915-01-02

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Adam zeiger of Waldo. is visiting
his daughter, Mrs H. E. Trip, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osbourn Kirby feft |
Monday evening for their home at
Miltonvale, Kans-
d. B. Kraus is installing a hot
water system for James Rinker at his
home east of town.
Mrs. Hattie Milla1d of Eureka,
Kans-. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Cora Shaw. this week
The board of Trego county High
School trustees meet in regular ses-
sion January II, 1915
Mrs. II. B. Hudson left Wednesday
morning for Downs, Kans 10 visit
her parents for several weeks.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. l. T.
Purcell enter tanned Rev. and Mrs. S.
L. Allison and daughters at dinner.
/ Mrs. W. L. Larrabee entertained
friends at a card party last Tuesday
tevening in honor of her sister. Miss
Julia Blair. who is home to spend the.
holidays.
Christmas day passed off very
pleasantly and it was an ideal day,
everything being covered with frost
and snow out of doors making it seem
more like Christmas. Many family
and party dinners were held through
out the town.
The Hervey family, who live south
OF the track are quarentined for
scarlet fever. 1t seems that the
disease is gaining some foothold in
the community and great caution
should be used to keep it from get
ting into tlre schools.
MrsS. A. Newcomer and little son,
of Collyer,r came this week to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Bear, and other rela-
tives. Irene Bear, the little niece.
came with her, Mr.. Newcomer
thought he might find time to come
down later in the week--Russell Re-
0 cord.
On Christmas Day the following
friends Joined in a big Xmas dinner
at the l4onle of Mr. and Mrs. @. Stein
berger. Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Gibson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Hard
man and family, Mr.. and MIS-. j. L
Purcell and son, and Mr.. and Mrs J
I F. Jones and family. 5olly tim,
was had and an elaborate tire,
coarse dinner was served
Major Pofenberger, who has beer
: in the University hospital at Kansa
City having undergone a surgical op
Iteration, returned home on Thursda
Z morning, s|ecember 24th, in time t.
I i-spend Xmas day with home folks. III,
is making excellent recovery and I
l. able TO be about the shop again. Hi
u friends are glad to see him back a
gain in his accustomed place.
! Uncle Jesse Cockrell came hem
= from the old soldiers Home a
e LeavenWoFth the first of this week
II He had been down there a couple O
months and says they have a fin
home, but there are great man
fellows who do not appreciate it a
, they shoGld- They have plenty l
eat and good place TO sleep an,
leverything is made as comfortable a
possible for them, and yet there ar
some who complain.-El Ellis HeadIig.l N
The Executive CommIJJee Of tn
3 Golden Belt Teachers Association
. met at the office of county suPerin
Z tendent last Thursday. Prin. T. H
Bailey of Oakley. president of TIN
u association, Prof. E. E. Matthew o
the Fort Hays Normal School, Prin
e S. NJ. SutclIG of Quinter and Mis-
Stradal compose the committee Al
v excellent program is being prepares
l. for the Golden Belt Meeting TO b
: held in Hays, March l. and 13
Died-Thsrsday, December Il, a
her home a few miles northeast o
Ransom, Mrs Kate Cawley. of hear
disease Mrs Cauley was formerl,
Mrs. Reddig, and resided for man,
years, west of Ransom She was a
bout Is years of age. Death was sud
ID den Funeral services were held TIN
u following day, and interment mad,
y in the Ransom cemetery. She had n,
l. children, but is snrpired by he
j. husband, Hugh CawIey.-Ness Coun
dj ty News.
After God had finished the rattle
snake the toad and the vauaniro n.