Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-23
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the training.
r. II. wurst, one of the Collyer
merchants, returned from two
weeks absence Fred tells US he was
in Kansas City hospital having
surgical operation performed
Van Staples tells US that his broth
er Jack has enlisted as a regular in
the standing army and is serving in
the Georgia division. Van relates
marksman.
W. f. league was presented with a
very elegant leather bound Bible at
Sunday School Sunday The gift was
token presented in behalf of the
sunday School for his long continued
service as superintendent of the
school.
We received complete supply of
correspondence material from the
World office this week. The fiberali-
ty of our good journalist indicates
that he would have us get busy and
produce something. Many thanks
for the contribution.
The Farmers Union men were bus
lily engaged placing tables in the up
per north room of the school house.
Tuesday. The arrangement was be-
ing made to entertain the guests
with an oyster supper Wednesday
night.
loot. Tootl Have you heard the
Collyer banda Well, it is just get
r. rxo1 H.
till the city walls will began to quake
with its melodious strains. The boys
are completing arrangements for reg
ular practice. DR. LaCerte. we I'M
derstand, will give special direction.
Put on your old blue head gear,
With flop over the left ear,
For Wa Keeney game is due tonight.
We will win the battle
And make the old bones rattle:
For if We can't go around we'll go
thru.
Taken from students note book
DIR. @. A. Lacerte has returned to
Collyer and will resume his practice
after an absence of several years.
The doctor located here several years
the people of the community. His
return will be a renewal of old ac-
quaintance as well as forming new
ones.
An open door literary program was
given Friday night The attendance
was good The following officers were
elected for the bi-monthly session:
W. F. league, president: G. E. Frye,
vice president; Minnie Tilton, secre-
tary; Matte league. treasurer; Ralph
Wurst. sergeant-at-arms, and Fred
league, literary editor.
Quio sit futurum cras, fuge qnaere
QUEEN Fors dierum cumque dabIt.
lucro
Cadepone; nee dulces amores
Sperne, puer, neque tn choreas.
The future i'll the morrow shun to
seek;
Each day that fate shall give thee,
count as gain;
Nor spurn, o youth, sweet loves,
Nor choral dance and song.
Last Days of Pompeii.
One of the main features of Friday |
nights program was a collection of |
lantern slides taken from the Pana-
ma canal. The pictuers showed vari- |
Gus phases of the construction work |
carried on in the canal; also re ro- |
auctions of natural scenery about the |
canal. The credit of obtaining these |
slides is due to the county superin- |
tendent- Through her kindness she
has offered to supply US with the lam
tern from time to time. and obtain
for US various subjects to present in
connection with school work.
An event of Friday night disclosed
to the minds of the spect tors bit
of skill displayed in the art of basket
ball. The game consisted of con-
test between the T. G. FL. S. second
team and the Collyer High school
The rival teams were apparently
burning with intense desire for VIC
tory, and determined to contend for
it with all the heroic energy they
could muster. The boys are to be
congratulated for their bully playing.
MorreH through continued practice
entered the game in good shape and
did some excellent playing. Wurst
displayed a bit of herculean strength
in handling the ball and gave the
team several points. George and Jes-
Sc Kessler both displayed their skill