Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-10-28

Money to loan. See z. D. Wheeler ad
Farmers attend the meeting at the
court house Saturday afternoon.
AS we go to press the sad news is
received of the death of John Frank
which occurred at Ogallah Friday
morning at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Viola Bingaman and Letta
Ikenberry and Messrs. William Will
at Wa-Keeney Saturday afternoon
Quinter Advocate.
We received another car load of
those classy Chevrolet cars Thursday
evening from the factory at larry
town, n. Y. Get in the procession
and ride in a Chevrolet, the best car
on the market for the money. This
car is backed by 500, 900, 900. corpora
tion-no wonder they can make the
best car on the market.
The second number of the course
of entertainment will be given by
the Warwick male quartette, Friday
evening, November 3. This company
performing on the cornet, cello, vio-
lin and piano. The company also in
cludes a reader, thus providing a
program of great variety.
Our old friend Hugh Tidball of the
Saline was in town last Friday and
made US a pleasant call. He inform
ed US that he cast his first vote for
Lincoln and had voted for every Re-
publican president except for Grant
and that year he lived in a territory.
He added that he hoped to live to
vote for Hughes, Benton, Capper and
the rest of the boys.
Monday was marriage license day
in Wa-Keeney. The first was issued
to Sherman NJ. Eisenbise and Viola
S. Ikenberry: of Quinter; the second
to Ed ward Honas and Agnes Steck
line, of Ellis, and the third to Ray
Nj. Purinton and Leona M. Ward, of
Banner. On Wednesday another was
NJ. Richardson, of Wa-KeeEey.
Colonel R. W. Mitchell of Topeka,
president of the Mitchell Blackleg
Chemical company, will address the
farmers of Trego county at the court
house, SATURDAY. afternoon, October
2Sth at O'Clock. Colonel Mitchell
will talk on how to cure and prevent
blackleg in cattle, also how to cure
the cornstalk disease. This lecture is
free and every farmer in the county
is invited TO be present.
Mesdames A B. and G. G. Jones
gave a ten O'Clock luncheon at the
beautiful home of the latter last
Monday in honor of Mrs. Geo. /. Yer
beck who will soon leave for her
home at Long Beach, Cali. a very
delightful time was enjoyed by all.
Those present were: Mesdames III. j.
Hille, Phares, F. D. wonner, Blair,
Gibson, Marshall, Cortright, WollneI
Benson, Ellermeyer and Moore.
Miss Minnie Elaine Olmstead,
daughter of 1. L. Olmstead of Happy
township was married Wednesday,
October Is, 1916, TO Mr.. Arthur fl.
Steed. The young couple will make
their home with Mr.. Olmstead until
Mr.. Steed closes his term of school in
the spring and then they will move
to a farm near Hill City. We extend
congratulations and best wishes fol
their success and happiness through
life-Hill City Republican.
Season tickets for the remaining
five numbers of the course of enter
tainments will be on sale at reduced
prices, beginning Saturday morning
October IS. and continuing until Fri
day evening, November B. The five
remaining numbers include thres
quartettes and two lectures, and sea
son tickets may be bought at SIS
for adults or s1.O0 for pupils of the
public schools. Compared with the
price of single admissions those who
buy the season tickets viii get tn,
two lectures for nothing Buy sea
son tickets at Gibson's.