Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-01-01

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Miss Blanch Gorren is spending thu
holidays with home folks.
The Star Grocery moved into theiI
new quarters last Monday.
II. E. Trip is visiting relatives Al
Waldo, Kansas, this week.
Born to Mrs. and Mr. Joe Bassala
Tuesday. December 2sth, girl.
Miss Elsie McAtee Of Harrington
Kans., is visiting home folks during
the holidays.
W. L. Olson, foreman of the Russell
Reformer, speut Christmas with his
mother and brother of this city.
A Happy New Year to all of oul
readers is the wish of the editor, the
foreman and the devil of this office.
Carl Koepka, the baker, is visiting
in the city this week. Mr.. Koepka is
engaged in business at Hutchinson,
Kansas.
Geo. NJ. Ufford returned from Glas-
co, Kans, Wednesday evening, where
he visited his daughter, Mrs. Perry
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Rhoades, OF
Canada, are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hays. Mrs.
Rhoades is a sister Of Mr.. Hays.
Mrs. Arthur Kirby Of Baldwin,
Kansas, arrived in the city last week
10 help take care of her mother, Mrs.
Icely, who is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Master Manuel Boxberger. who is
Walter Swigett's main standby in his
office, was on the sick list the-first of
the week. Walter sure missed the
little fellow.
DIR. and Mrs. S.C.Herrick and little
Ruth spent Christmas with DIR. and
Mrs. w. Y. Herrick at Wakeeney.
Helen, who has been at Wakeeney
for several weeks, returned with her
parents.
Ed Myerly was up from Kansas City
the first of the week visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Myeriy. Ed.
is engaged in the drug business and
we are pleased to note that he is do
ing good business.
Paul Keraus moved his plumbing
and heating business into the room
vacated by the picture show and has
fixed his office up in classy style.
This makes Paul nice place to do
business in and we bespeak for him
good share of your patronage as he
is first class workman.
For Sale or Rent-The northwest
quarter of section l6, township Is,
nold;s place, so acres of fall wheat, ,
good teams, some tools, hay and grain,
buildings in good shape. See owner
at the old Wagner place at once.
Gee. Renker.-Adv. -.
Last Wednesday Mrs. J. o. Knud-
sen came TO town and while shopping
in cne of the stores varicose vein
broke in one of her limbs causing con-
siderable loss of blood. DIR. Jones was
summoned at once and in a short time
had the patient resting easy and the
flow of blood checked after which
she was taken home
Last Tuesday evening the Masons
and Eastern Star lodges held joint
installation at their hall over the
Trego County State Bank. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Mas
ons-Grover Hays, w. NJ: J. G. Kirk
ner, S. W; w. J. Williams. j. W:
A. S. Peacock. treasurer: J. W. Bling
ham, secretary; a. j. Heyl, S. d; G.
p. Hinshaw, J. d: II. r. Wonner, S.
S: Chas. kellogg. j. s: Peter DeBoer,
Tyler; S. j. Straw, w. ]. Williams
and III. f. Kline, trustees. Eastern
Star-Mrs. a. III. Blair, W. NJ; S. J.
Straw, W. F; Mrs W. w. Mattingly.
A. Nj; Mrs. Chalk, G: Mrs. Peacock,
7; Bernice Mattingly. :: Stella Lar
abee, NJ: Cora Marshall, Q; Mrs Oh
son. G; Miss Kirby, A; Nepha Harlan,
r; Marjory Gibson. E; Mary Ufford,
M; Margaret Swiggett. E; Mrs. A. j.
Ellermeyer, w; John Kirkner, S. At
the close of the installation the ladies
served a most delicious banquet.