Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-11-04
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Lost-Two shepherd pups about
6 months old, brown and black with
white around neck. Reward will be
paid. E. Mussenaann. Adv. SO
Mrs. C. Hutchinson entertained a
number of ladies at a very pleasant
thimble party last Wednesday after
noon. All report a delightful time.
R. H Constine of Topeka has rent
ed the American. house. Mr.. G. is an
old hotel man and we bespeak for
him liberal share of your patronage.
Remember the Warwick male quar-
tette, Friday evening, November B.
Vocal and instrumental numbers and
readings. Tickets on sale at Glib
sons.
Mrs. Geo. ge 1. Verbeck left Thurs
day evening for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. b. A. Huleatt, of Loveland,
Colo. after several weeks visit there
she will join her husband at Long
Beach, Cali.
/ The Ladies' Good VIII society will
! hold their annual business meeting
and election of officers in the room
next door to Hinshaw's store at 3 p.
m. on election day and Will serve
dinner and supper.
The following Masons attended the
Shrine at Salina last Monday: Pete
DeBoer. Grover Hays, w. J. Beard
well, James Feeney, F.S Diebold, S.
j. Straw, A. j. Heyi, Joe Keraus, r.
Owens and Emil Lawson.
Season tickets for the lecture
course are on sale at Gibson's at re-
duced prices, $3.50 for adults and
81 90 for pupils, which is the cost OF
the three larger attractions at single
admission prices of fifty and thirty
five cents. Buy season tickets and
get the two lectures for nothing,
Last Friday evening the Ham
Jubilee Singers were greeted with a
crowded house and gave an excellent
enter tainment. The are fine singers
and give a'high class concert. This
was their fourth appearance in Wa
Keeney and the packed house was
evidence of the appreciation IN which
they are held in this community.
Word received from Rochester,
Mimi, from Mrs. G. L. Hardman
states that Mr.. Hartman very sue
cessfally underwent a. surgical oper-
alton and is doing fine also r. l.
Pickering who is receiving treatment
is improving nicely and will soon re-
turn home. Their friends are pleas
ed TO hear these favorable reports.
We note that one Sixth district Re-
publican editor wakes wroth and in
sists that Congressman Connolly has
abused his postoffice patronage. The
editor says that Connolly had promis-
ed every postoffice of any Importance
in the district TO a certain man in
every town. This, from what we can
gather, is hardly a correct statement
of the case Conneu'ys trouble APP
pears TO be that he not only promised
the Offices TO q certain man. but
that he took in all the way from four
TO eight additional certain men in
every town. When the showdown
came Congressman Connolly was out
of Offices in short order Osborne
Farmer.
Last Wednesday Mrs. G. NJ. Uford
met with a peculiar and painful accid-
ent- 1t seems that a room Vas being
papered by Mr. Bossernan and he bad
the usual scaffoid that paper hangers
use and Mrs Uffond wishing to go to
another part Of the house stopped
under the plank Mr. Bosserman was
standing on and just as she did so
the plank broke throwing Mr.. Bosser-
man to the floor and in falling the
scissors used for cutting wall paper
fell point down and pierced Mrs.
Ufford's back to the depth of an inch
or more. DIR. Jones was called at
once and dressed the wound; he saws
a little more depth and the accident
in all probabilities would have proven
fatal Her many friends are Glad