Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-02-05
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Saturday nights show at the Gard
en- Will be a four reeler-2 reels of the
Diamond From the Sky and , reels of
Keystone Comedy The Lovers lost
Control adv.
We are sorry to note that Edward
Moore is quite seriously i'll at his
home with congestion of the lungs.
His condition, however, Is somewhat
improved at this writing
Sam Kelly says that if he had
know that the moving pictures of
the two big exposition were to be
shown here he would never of spent
that five hundred dollars going out
there. Adv. 1t.
L. S. Myerly received telegram
Thursday evening conveying the sad
news of the death of his brother at
Laramie, Wyoming. He had pas
senger run on the U. p. R-R., and
was an engineer for thirty five years.
Rev. Woodward will preach here
Sunday morning and at Ogallah in
the afternoon. Rev. c. w. Stephens.
district superintendent will preach in
the evening and conduct the fourth
quarterly conference on Monday after.
moon.
County Clerk Benson, Sheriff All
man and Justice Acre attended the
Kansas Day banquet at Topeka last
Saturday evening. Mr.. Benssn re-
NAMED over TO see President Wilson
and returned home Wednesday
morning.
Grover Hays and DIR. Miller are I'M
der the weather this week They are
Just plumb sick that they spent so
much time and money going to Cali
fornia TO the fair when they could of
seen the whole thing at the Garden
next Thursday evening. Adv 1t.
Adoiph Staatz of Butler, Montana,
stopped of a few days with relatives
in our city this week. Mr. Staatz is
interested in the mining business in
Montana and has some extensive
holdings in the Joplin zinc district in
Missouri
The Panama Pacific EXPOSITION
Pictures at theGarden next THURSDAY
the 10th are worth going miles to see
Kay Uhord guarantees that the
pictures are the official motion pictures
OF both Expeditions. They are edu-
cational and scenic at the same time.
Adv.
Mr.. Henry A. Eckhoff and Miss
Irene Berrie were married at the
Berrie home in Ogallah township last;
Saturday, January 20, Rev. G. A.
Davis of Palco, officiating Mr.. Eek
hef is farmer. recently arrived
from Raymond. Illinois. They will
make their new home in Kansas pro-
badly in Trego county.
Last Saturday morning J. G. Mil |
holland arrived home from Denver. |
He had been in Mercy hospital in |
that city taking treatment for his
arm and shoulder which were injured /
SO badly last fall. While his condi-
ton is improved the arm is NOT vet
well but it is likely that
such an injury will take long period
OF time 10 heal permanently. Mr..
Aiiholland was glad to get home and
his friends were all glad to see him
once more.
Rev Woodward informs us that a
debt of $3.50 was raised from the NJ.
T. church at Quinter last week. The
people OF that little city were desir-
ous that the pastor assist personally
N helping raise the money which he
lid with the above brilliant result.
Rev. Woodward says that they now
nave things in shape so the church
an be dedicated. The people of
guinter responded in generous man. Il
Ter and by the cooperation of their
minister in thus willingly helping
hem collect in the money have WHIP
ID out their debt and are enabled 10
% on in any branch of christian work
inhampered by debt. Rev. Wood
Yard is TO be Congratulated ON his
uccess in this matter.