Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-10-30

Remember Clean Up Day Monday,
November s.
Ed Brown is building a big new
home for o. II. Troup of Route B.
VIM. Schrenkler loaded a car of
wheat on track the latter part of the
week
Geo. Emerson of Scranton, Pa,
visited with his nephew, H. E. Trip,
the first of the week,
G. F. Cue and family moved back
into Trego county and will make
this their new home
W. F. King. ex-county commissions
er, was up from Glencoe township.
Thursday, on legal business
Everybody has been notified about
clean-up-day. November Sth, and are
planning 10 make it a success
Mrs Frank Mccormick and chill
dren of Idaho. are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Cort-
right this week
The Criminal Docket in the dis
trict court is in the clear, not single
case being at issue at this time.
Misses Anna Hastings and Edna
Walker, who are attending school at
Hays, spent the week end at home.
Mrs. Ed Spann and little daughter
spent last Sunday in Wa Keeney the
guest of her sister, Miss May Curry.
Postmaster Keraus has received
notice of the discontinuance of mail
trains 10l and 100 TO take effect Octo-
Der 81.
Mrs Rem Larrabee and Miss Mar
garet Swiggett are in Glasco, Kans.
this week the guest of Mrs. Perry
J Johnson.
Taxes for 1915 will be due Monday,
November 1su. County Treasurer
Acre has everything in readiness to
receive same.
Mrs. Allen Toothacker of Monu-
ment, Kans., spent the first of the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Johnson.
/ Harry Clawson, former Wa-Kee-
neyite, motored over from Ransom,
Tuesday morning in company with
two other motorists.
AL Mong shipped four cars of fat
cattle 10 Kansas City from Ogallah
this week. He will restock his ranches
| from the same market.
| The first load of wheat was emptied
/ into VIM. Shrenkler's new elevator
/ Wednesday, Ii tested SO pounds and
was from the w. a. Smith place
southwest of town.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Wilson left
| Tuesday morning for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. G. Is. Pulling
ton, at Lavarre, Kans. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Wilson's sister
H. T. Benson and family returned
| Saturday evening from months visit
with relatives in New York. On
Monday he purchased the McNaugh.
/ ton brothers ranch. six miles north
of Ogallah.
Col. Dan Palmer a one time mem
| Der of the Kansas Newspaper frater.
nifty, departed Tuesday eveninn fol
the east, after quite prolonged stay
in Wa-Keeney.
Agent FRITZ advises that the in
coming billing a. his station for Octo
| Der amounted to about $1,000 cash
receipts while the outgoing billing
was in excess of that amount and was
nearly $4,000.
Floyd Mertz of Horton spent sever
al days visiting his sister. Mrs Cliff
ton at Coles restaurant Mertz is q
profe- sioDal ball player and is witt
the St Joseph, Mo-, team in the
Western Association.
After the discontinuance of train.
I01 and 100 the Union Pacific vii
operate a plug from Sharon Springs
to Denver The proper thing to hav,
done would have been to install a da7
service between Salina and Oakley.
Bob Schnaise and his nephew, Her
man TegImever. of -Wa-Keenev
visited the printer yesterday. Her
man, who brought a bunch of friend
out with him in his Ford. is irwin.
to rent the Youngdahl place in Levi
township.-Go Republican.
Mrs Chas. Steinberger held a pu
: pills recital at the studio last Satur
day afternoon. The following pupil
took part: Mabelle Billings. GravdoI
Sellers. Ella Marcy. Edith and Mar
Mason Iuretta Hixson. Hazel De
Boer. Clemford Kulp. Stella an,
Catherine Wood ward. Verna Marcy
Mrs. Kulp- Cara Gibson. Clara SpeDa
Lila and Fern Brady, and Lul
Fronee-