Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-03-25

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For Sale-Ford car in good condi.
tion. VIM. Walker. Adv at
Martin Weisbeck of Collyer was in
town on court business Wednesday.
Auctioneer Olson was down from
Collyer Friday morning and made us
brief but pleasant call.
When you want any vulcanizing
done leave it at Harry Reichard's
auto shop All work guara ateed. E..
c. MarQuand. Adv
Rev. r. O. Harris, an evangelist of
Chiillcothe, Mo, is holding revival
meetings at the Baptist church this
week. He asks your attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Downie will move
from Kansas City to Collyer shortly.
MI. Downie will engage in the meat
market business at that place.
/. Mrs j. L. Shaw and little daughter
returned to Sharon Springs SUNDAY
night after visit with relatives
near Ogallah and at Wa-Keeney.
Il A.
OF Hays stopped in Wa-Keeney
Thursday on their way home from
the Northwest Kansas Live Stock
conference held at Colby. They re-
port very interesting and valuable
meeting of stockman.
On Thursday and Friday afternoons
OF last week Mrs T. B. Hays and
Mrs A. J. Ellermeyer entertained a.
large number of friends at a yerv de-
st. Patrick's Day luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Hays. The room
and table decorations for each dav
were the same and were unusuallvat
tEactlve and appropriate for the &C.
caslon. The center piece on each of
the long tables used in seating the
guests were dainty crepe paper para
SOILS In pretty contrasting colors.
scattered in careless profusion over
the table were small shamrock leaves.
Small bowls of ferns and growing
plants gave touch of spring which |
The weather proclaimed by the
of the genial sunshine out
'loe. The place cards were quaint |
1gures In green and white while the |
Iavors were gauze like shamrock
caves to which were attached tiny
irish hats in white. Bon bon baskets
n dainty lilac tint were flied with
'reen and white candies. The color
scheme throughout was extremely
pleasing. A delicious and elaborate
luncheon was served in three courses.
Miss Bernice Mattingly, Miss Cora
Marshall and Mr.. Grover Hays assist
a In the serving One of the features
II THURSDAY afternoon was an imper-
onatIon by Mrs. G. w. Baker of
MRS. F1nnegan of Tipperary'' caus-
ng much merriment among the
-uests. On Friday st. Patrick
story brought forth many amusing
.nswers. The respective afternoons
we're spent in social way interspers-
a with music and were much enioy-
a by those VINO attended these pleas
mt occasions. The following is a list
u invited guests for Thursday after
ioon- Mesdames Allison, G. W. Bak-
II, Blair, Chalk, j. c. Cortright. O.
4. CoItrfght, Ell. j. Hille, Cloud. A.
;. Jones, Hardman, Keraus, w. N.
.arabee, Marshall, Moore, Phares.
'torthili, Walker, w. A. Tawney. G.
}. Yetter, Peacock, Woodward, F. G.
Vollner, Blanch, +. D. Wonner.
lorgan, Mattingly, Houghton, Bling
am, Niesley and johnson, and Miss
1. j. Kirby. Those invited for Fri
ay afternoon were: Mesdames Bone
rake, Hickman, Chase Wilson, Civ
", Williams, J. 81. Poffenberper.
Carmen Hickman, G. GIL
ones, G. Sellers, w. Wollner. Hugh
Vonner, j. Kelly, DeBoer, G. Hille.
'urcell, Lynn, w. L. Larabee. BEN
On, Gibson, Courtney, Bacon. Straw. G
lraus. Pierson, Long, CIV. Lahaaz,. e
lerrick, r. Uford, Geo. Ufford and
[ixson.