Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-25

Collie Inglis went to Ellsworth yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Jane Rhule of Smith Center
was in the city Thursday on business.
Joe Powers of Collyer was ming
ling among his friends here this
week.
Mrs. F. M. Morgan and Mrs. f. G.
Wollner returned Thursday evening
from a Salina visit.
Frank Cross and son Charles were
up from Glencoe on Thursday and
made US a pleasant call.
For Sale or Trade-Six horse Weber
gasoline engine, in good repair. Jas.
Pugh. Brownell, Kan.-Adv 80 ~
See the big foot ball game Thanks
giving day, Kansas Wesleyn Bust
ness College VS.. Trego County High
School.
The Cambridge Player in Shake
ing December 2. Music and plays
in costume.
Mrs. Chas. King of Collyer is spend
ing the winter with relatives at Tip
ton, Mo. She left for that place last
Monday evening.
Word was received by the World
family that Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Bon.
dy arrived safely in Pasadena, CAL.
after a pleasant journey. They state
that il is like summer out there,
roses and flowers of all descriptions
in bloom and that they are eating
straw be rries two boxes for Is cents.
1t has been the practice at public
gatherings in public buildings in Wa
Keeney that when the seats are all
filed to place chairs in the aisles to
accommodate late corners and to add to
the box receipts. This is a fragrant
violation of the state laws and is
punishable by heavy assessments.
Fortunately so far no tradegies have
occurred but the newspapers have
been full of them from other towns.
The state fire marshal has recently
been advised of these conditions and
investigations will follow.
One who was there.
very distressing accident occurred
on the William Herr farm north of
Ogallah last Friday which caused the
death of Mr.. Heirs little son. A rthur,
aged five years. While the lad with
his brother were playing on a hay
stack Arthur slipped off and in fall
ing struck on pitch fork the tine of
which entered the skull just over the
right eye causing death within an
hour. The funeral services were held
at Ogallah on Sunday, conducted by
Rev. Westerman of Ellis and the
body inferred in the Ogailah ceme-
terry. A large body of sympathizing
friends accompanied the remains to
its last resting place. The World ex-
tends its sympathy to this bereaved
family.
Last Saturday evening, November
18th, the marriage Of Miss Alta Farr
of Natoma, Kan, and Ulyssus S.
Miller of this city was solemnized at
the Methodist parsonage Rev. w. R.
Woodward the pastor officiating.
While the bride is not so extensively
known in our city it is said, she is
young lady of many graces OF mind
and person and makes large circle of
friends where ever she is known and
Wa-Keehey is glad TO welcome her
into it's midst. DR.. Miller has resid-
ed in Wa-Keeney for the past five
years having come from Natoma and
establishing dental office in which
business he has since been engaged.
During his stay he has won the con-
fidence and respect of all who know
him, and has made wide circle of
warm friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
left for a honeymoon trip to Kansas
City and other points They will
make their home in Wa-Keeney and
in the spring il is understood nice
bungalow win be built ON the lots
north of the 6. w. Marshall home.
The World offers congratulations.