Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-06-10

Strayed-l 3-year old black horse
mule Notify c. V. Lewis, Palco.
Kansas. Adv. IA ST.
Mrs. Perry Johnson and two sons of
Glasco, Kansas, are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Ufford this
| week
Fred Egger was up from Glencoe
township the first of the week and
attended to business matters with
Probate Judge Peacock
i Taken Up-White shoat, weight
about 100 lbs. Owner can get same
by paying for this notice. E. d.
Neh- Wa-Keeney. Kansas.
For Sale or urade-Nearly new
! threshing outfit complete; separator
new last year. Engine in good repair.
John Saleen, Wa-Keeney, Kans- l42t.
VIM. E. LaRue of Ramah, Colo, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. LaRue of Ogallah township; also
Grandpa and Grandma LaRue of this
city.
W. T. Littlechild, ST. was on the
Kansas City market last Monday with
several cars of fat cattle. They were
beauties and brought over 500 per
head
S. G. Peacock, one of the pioneers of
Trego County, was visiting friends in
and about Wa-Keeney Monday and
Tuesday of this week, enroute from
California to Wichita, Kansas. Mr..
Peacock was at one time county
con- missioner from the second dis
triet- He left Trego about % years
ago and notes that many changes
have taken place in that time
Last Wednesday evening about
forty friends of Mr. and Mrs. f. D.
Wonner gave them surprise at
their pleasant home on Big Creek
The occasion was in honor of their
foTtieth wedding anniversary. ~ The
friends vent with well filed baskets
and sumptuous supper was served
on long tables in the yard. A II.
Blair in an appropriate speech pres
ented them on behalf of the company.
with set of solid sterling silver tea
spoons. The evening was spent in q
social way and the occasion viii long
be remembered as a very pleasant
one. All Of the friends Of BIr. and
Mrs Wonner hope they VIII live uc
see many happy returns Of the DAY
l hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination of County Super
lntendenu of Trego county subject |
to the Republican primary to be held |
in August. I hold a first grade cert
iticate from two counties and have
had four years in the teaching profess
ION and am eligible to admission I
through. the civil service TO Cover
ment teaching. I feel able and COM
petent to I'll the duties of this Office
II chosen by the people, in manner
hat will satisfy them as ! would
give it my personal
and put into il NV best
Efforts. Every man is soon known by
las work and my aim wound be to do
ny work in the best and mosrthorough (
manner possible.s / shall greatly /.
appreciate The support of the voters
If Trego county. Q. E. Frye
The many friends of Paul E Ker-
lus and Cora J. Marshall were sur.
orised to learn of their marriage on
Iune 1st at the church of the HOLY
A postle at Ellsworth by the Rev.
Richard Cox rector of that place.
Miss Claire. Marshall sister of the
bride and Miss Margaret EaslIand
the party 10 Ellsworth
md were present at the nuptials
ifter which the bride and groom de-
parted for Colorado for a short honey
noon trip The bride is the oldest
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mar
hall of this city and is very widely
lnown having spent the greater part
# her life here. She is an accom-
slshed musician and is High
school graduate, also ranks among
he successful teachers Of Treao
'ounty. These accomplishments com
lined with her attractive personality
nd unfailing good humor have made
Ter favorite With all and she counts
Ter friends by the score all of whom
Wish her much happiness in life. The
room is also very widely known and
the second son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
!. Keraus and is now one of the pros
er1ous young business men of the
own, he is at present engaged in an
Extensive plumbing business. He is
+ 6 quiet steady disposition and a
ireiess worker which always be-
peaks the successful man in any
y2IE of life Ha l.