Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-09-02
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i Mrs. DR.. Herrick and daughter Mis-
| Lacy spent this week in Salina.
! Mrs N Schwartz. of Wilson. trans
acted business here Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Jason Grimth and littledaught
er OF Voda, were city visitors Wed
nesdas
Mr. and Ms. Joe zilers. of River
side. were pleasant callers at this
Office on Thursday.
Miss Mildred Cass left wednesday
evening for three weeks stay in
Manhattan ana Kansas City.
Mrs Robert Musgrave, of OgaIlah,
was tFansacting business here Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
DIR. W. Y. Herrick reports the ar
rival Of daughter TO Mr. and Mrs.
W. j. Beardweil on Wednesday morn
ing August 30th.
Last Wednesday the c. L. Hard
man, family returned from Crescent,
Colorado. after two months outing
in the mountains.
On Thursday the Methodist Sun
day School held its annual Sunday
School picnic out at the Rhoades
grove. All report a good time.
Mrs B. NJ. widdiheld, Mrs. L. E.
Gridley and Lotus Smith, of Oakley.
we're called here on account of the in
jury to their brother, Doc Smith.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. A. Giddings and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Norris. of
Arnold, were visiting friends and
relatives in Wa-Keeney last Sunday
Miss Hattie Burnham left last
Monday evening for Mankato Kan
sas, wher she will TEACH domestic
science and art in the Ugh school of
that city.
Mr.. David L. Ford, of Palco, and
Miss Ruth E. Thompson, of Hoxie,
were married at the PRESBYTERIAN
manse Wednesday afternoon, S. l..
Allison, ID. d. officiating
VIM. Shrenkler, of Russell. was
mingling among his many friends
here this week. He, with Mrs. Sh-
NJ
mer in Kansas City, Missouri.
Margaret Swiggett in her Saxton
collded with an electric light pole
near the Methodist church Tuesday.
A badly sprained wrist and some
damage to the car was the result.
Mrs. York started Wednesday on
her return trip to her home in Mama.
Florlda, after few weeks visit with
her Trego county friends. She win |
make several stops on her journey.
The Good Will Society will meer
with Mrs A. Peacock next Wednesday
afternoon. As this is the first meet
ing or the season business will be
transacted besides there VIII be work.
Fred K}awitter and family arrived
In the city from Angus, Nebraska.
the first of the week. The gentle
man is first class watch maker and |,
and is employed by A. s.
Treger on Main street.
On Monday morning Mrs. VIM.
Fischer and daughter Mabel returned
Go Manhattan after several weeks II
visit with relatives, having been call.
ed TO this place by the protracted and
serious illness of Mrs. G. Sellers.
Mrs. Blakely and her daughter Mrs.
Rich, OF Ogallah, returned home last
Friday evening from an extended
visit to Iowa and Wisconsin. Mrs.
Blakely informed US that il was very 1
dry up there and crops poor and the
weather very warm
Mrs. J. Fl. Deatrich, of CoJlyer
stopped over between trains Wednes-
lay morning. She was returning i
rom an extended trip in eastern
Nebraska, visiting at Shelby. York /
Ind Crashing. She was accompanied
oy her grandson, Bud Staples.
The ten year old daughter of Fred /
'cherr, living near Voda, received ii
ome very painful injuries to her
ace by falling into cellar last Wed
lesday- She was brought to town
nd il was necessary TO take several
titches in the interior of her mouth.
Dr.. Herrick treated her.
Chas. SCOTCH, Kit Carson, Colorado. II
vas IN the city Thursday forenoon.
lie had been visiting at the home of HI
lis Wife'S DareDtS Mr. and MrS De- IN