Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-11

day.
Many fine home grown peaches this
year
The fall weather has been ideal
during the past few days
Col Eppler was up from Ellis on
Thursday and took in the fair.
A. L. Marshall was up from Banner
Thursday and made US a pleasant
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Bundy enter
tanned G. /. Verbeck at dinner last
"Wednesday.
Lou Gleason and Chas. lille made
of the week. ,A
Miss etoloud leaves Friday
evening for Ellsworth, where she
will teach school.
VIM. Richmond of the Hays Monu-
ment Company, spent Thursday in
town, and of course took in the fair.
Lost-One red yearling steer with
horns, circle O brand on left hip.
Oueho- Il. NCloOAS3 DAOWbCaAs As6lSs
Box 62-AdV.
Mrs. Day CIPHER returned home
last Friday evening from a months
visit with relatives at SaliRa, qQuen-
emo and Wichita
Harry Reichart has opened up d
blacksmith and auto repair shop in
the Gus Ellermeyer cement building
south of Walter Swiggett's coal yard
Sam Swiggett left last Friday even
ing for Washington, d. c., after a
pleasant visit of ten days with his
mother, Mrs E. SwiggetI and friends
DIR. A. A. Allen, the Topeka den
fist, will be in Wa-Keeney, Septem=
Der 16-17-1S, to do all kinds of dental
work; also TO fit glasses scientifically.
ADV Is 1t
w. S Courtney and wife will leave
shortly for Florida on an extended
visit. He has rented his farm to
John Erickson and will hold a public
sale in the near future. Watch for
date, etc.
Ground is being broken just west
of the i. T. Purcell residence for a
new bungalow which will shortly be
erected We understand that Mr..
Bianch and family will occupy it
when completed.
"A w. Purinton was uG from Ban
ner, Wednesday, and made us a short
visit. He informed us that his son,
Len, has about one hundred bushels
of apples left in his orchard after
selling sixty bushels.
Rev. J. w. Johnston Of Topeka,
was in the city Thursday looking at
ter his land interests southwest OF
town, and took in the fair. He in
formed as that his brother. Henry T.
Johnston, is foreman of the Mebropol-
titan Auto garage in Kansas City, Nc.
Last Sunday being the birthday of
MRS. Anna Evans number Of her
friends prepared some nice things TO
eat ana went in as surprise 10 her
and served a sumptious little supper.
All had pleasant time and hoped
she may live TO pass many a mile
stone on LIES journey
Thos- O'Toole was mp from the
Hack berry last Monday supplying our
merchants with apples. He says the
trees are breaking down with the
fruit, and he viii have in the neigh
borhood Of five hundred bushels of
just as good apples as they raise in
Missouri or Eastern Kansas.
Russell contributed delegation of
ten 10 the crowd at the fair Thurs
day The party included w E.
Smith, president and manager of the
Russell fair, Louis Banker and son,
Dean, Il. j. Volz, DIR. F. S. Halves,
DR. J. E. Tibbetts. Henry Mai. jr-.
j. W. Morphy, G. #. Dawson and
Hagan Phlegar. Mr. Smith says
that indications point to the largest
number of entries and the best all
around fair RUSSELL has ever held He
extends an invitation TO all Trego
county to attend.
Mrs VIM. Bower and sister, Miss
Nellie league, OF Ottawa, Kans., ar
rived in Graintield Monday night. and
Mrs Ida Pierson of Wa-Keeney, ar
rived Monday morning, all being init
mate friends Of Miss Lizzie and Ed
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