Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-06-03

:, KANS., JUNE 8. 1916
ThoAas Scott brother of Mrs E
A Coussaey was a Wa-Keeney visitor
ftLis week
]. a. Olson was up from OeaiIak
townsilipsEuesday and was apleasans
caller akttis odice- "a s
For ffAde Topeka residence spr6p-
erty for western Kansas land. In
qnire 40 this Office.
Lot OF good stuff crowded out this
week oa account of big run on ads
Don't fail TO read our-ads.
VIM. Rhoades will buy your hogs
next Monday, June 5, 1916. There
will be one more shipment before har-
vest.
Mrs NJ W. Mccoy of Des Moines,
iowa. arrived in the. city last Satur.
day evening on six weeks visit to
her mother, Mrs. James Kelly
Allen Teothacaer left Wednesday
evening for McAlIister, Kans, where
he wiilawerk as relief operator. 7. S.
Rayburn will fill Mr. rs place here.
For Sale or trade-Nearly new
threshing outfit completes; separator
new last year Engine in good repair
John Saieen,, Wa-Keeney, Kans. 142t-
We were informed that Paul Keraus
and Miss Cora Marshall were married
at Ellsworth, Thursday. and left for
Denver Immediately on a honeymoon
trip
Miss AIRY Holland a returned mis-
sioBary from India, will speak at the
N. E. Church, Friday. June 9Th, at
s p m. Miss Holland comes we'll re-
commended and has message for
all
A pleasant little surprise party was
rendered Mrs Allan Toothaker by
twelve of her friends at the home of
her mother mother Mrs. Harry John
son last Monday The affair was
cleverly planned and social success.
Refreshments were served. Mrs
Toothaker will soon join her husband
with the Union Pacific.
In the rush of work that the World
has had recently we inadvertently
omfEted to mention the baccalau-
reate sermon which was preached by
Rev. ~ 9odnard at tHe High School
Auditorium Sunday evening May
Dist Rev Woodward's sermon was
excellent and was filed with many
helpful and ins spiring thoughts for
the young people
James Winchester, @ho mas been
principal of; the city schools for the
past Two years, left for his home at
Hays the first of the week Mr. Win
chester is an exceptionally bright
young man and has given good salts
faction in the school at this place.
He has a promising career before him
and next fall will leave for the state
university Y where he will take a two
years course in journalism. We wish
him success in the new line of work
he expects to persue-
Last Wednesday Tom Mumert and
Miss Effie Marts of Havensville, Kan
sas, were united in marriage. The
bride has been very successful
school teacher and is a young lady of
excellent character and is very favor
ably known TO large circle Of
friends. Mr.. Mumert is a successful
farmer of this county and has a nice
farm four miles west of town where
they will make their home. Mr..
Mumert has many friends and is a
young man of sterling qualities be-
ing honest and Industrious and of
excellent habits The World extends
congratulations wishing them long
and happy life.
A fatal auto accident occurred
to John Schoenthaler. who lives three
miles west and four miles north OF
Ellis in Trego county, On Tuesday
evening near Ellis. John left Ellis
for home driving = Buick six and
while travelling at a high speed at
tempted to take the small bridge
spanning Big Creek at the edge of
town. This bridge runs diagonally
with the road and is very dangerous
beyond ordinary circumstances and