Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-18


Fresh pork at Bakers adv
O. L. Lucas unloaded a car Of HAYS
City -four the first of the week
Tippy Davis returned THURSDAY
night to his home in Illinois for the 4
winter.
Mrs Frank Walker spent the week
in HAYS taking care of her daughter,
Edna, who has the munps-
Emil Lawson, who has been in ST.
Johns hospital at Salina for some
time writes that he is convalescing.
f. E. Furbeck was up from theeast
end of the county Friday. paying
taxes and made this Office a pleasant
call.
Six applicants wrote the examin-
alton for rural carrier last Saturday.
The lucky person will get the north
route out of Collyer- The assistant
postmaster at Ellsworth conducted
the examination.
Last Sunday afternoon Just east of
Cured when large seven passenger
Chalmers auto turned turtle in which
Fred Schwaller and wife, DIR. w. III.
Jordan and wife, and travelling dem
tai salesman from Kansas City were
riding. They had been to WaKee-
ney and were returning. The car was
owned and was being driven by Mr..
SchWaller. lit seems that a large rut
was suddenly struck while the car
was going at a pretty good rate of
speed and was instantly turned over
pinning its occupants beneath. Clyde
Poffenberger was among those who
helped lift the car. Fortunately no
one was seriously injured, Mr.. Schwal-
Ter had rib broken and DIR. Jordan
sustained severe bruises. The trav-
elingma1 was hurt across the chest
while painfully not seriously. The
ladies were much frightened but were
unhurt.
The preaching service at the Riv
erside school house will continue
through next week. Come out with
the crowd and hear Gods word and
what He has for you. God has given
US SO, 600 promises and they are all
ours if we will accept them. Whose
ever will, let him take of the water
of life freely. Them that come unto
Me | will in no wise cast out. You
are glad you live in the United
States SO lam [ for we wouldn't like
TO give our son, brother or father to
be shot down like they are in Europe.
Well, i is the same Jesus that is
Keeping US out of war. You are glad
for the abundant crop we have. so am
l, are you giving God thanks, don't
be mistaken every good and every
perfect gift comes from God. Are
you bound by sin to this world and
would like to be loose and free as the
bird that flies the air. This same Je-
sus is the victory over sin for the
blood of Jesus Christ. His Son clean
seth US from all sin. Praise God for
move into our mansion into the heav-
emily home He has prepared for us. E.
e. Allen, pastor.
On Wednesday, December 10th,
Miss Sophia Ehlers and Mr.. William
Mussemanns were united in marriage
at the MuSSemann home two miles
west of town. The ceremony took
son of the Presbyterian church was
the officiating clergyman. Miss En-
lers has made her home with the
Mussemann family for about a year
while attending school, and is a
young woman of excellent character
and standing and has made many |
friends through her pleasant manner |
and sunny disposition. Mr.. Musse-
mann is the second son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ernest Mussemann and is well
known throughout the county. He
is manly young fellow and while
man of many sterling qualities. The
Mussemann home is noted for its hos
and was not wanting in this
particular and important instance.
A dinner such as only the competent
housewife knows how 10 plan and
prepare was served to 250 guests who
were loud in their praise of its excel
ience. Besides this large number of
guests the following is list of out, of
town guests: Albert Ropers, Albert
Simmons, Henry Hillman, and John
Halter, of Berlin, Neb.; Fred Stuch-
off. Union, Neb.: Geo. Ehlers and
family and Christ Wolfe and family,
of Wellington, Col. The presents
were very numerous and beautiful
The young people will make their
home in Trego county The World |
offers hearty congratulations and |