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

age built in the northwest part of the
city.
John Farran of Graham county
traded with our merchants last
Monday.
Deputy County Clerk Rae and Cirv
Assessor DellingeT of Russell were in
the city last Saturday.
The John Parson s residence is going
up rapidly and when completed will
De- one of the finest in the city.
Lost-New endgate 10 wagon be-
tween wa-Keeney and Bob Kinks.
Return TO this Office adv. IA.
Fritz Staatz is having the old
Methodist parsonage wrecked and
viii replace il with a modern
bungalow.
William E. Caskey and Florence
E. Fuller, both of Ellis. Kansas. were
marriage in. this city Tuesday even
ing al the Office of the Probate Judge.
A Mlinek, of Collyer township. was
in the city Wednesday on his way
home from a visit 10 Russell county.
He reports wheat poor in our neigh
Dor county.
Mrs. Mary Fullington and children.
who have been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wilson, departed
Friday morning for their home at
Navarro, Kan
Clyde Poffenberger' house in the
east part of town is pl ogressing nice
~ and will be ready for occupancy in
about three weeks. 1t is a well plan
ned neat little cottage and will make
a nice home
b f. Christy and son, L. L. Christy
and family left Friday morning by
auto route for Ariabia, Colo. b. f.
will visit in Mofett county and his
son viii return TO Pierre. s. Dakota.
his home
Alfred Kaufman, Joe kaufman.
Joe Bowman, Harry Rasco and Misses
Letta, Lola and Lena Kaufman and
Miss Minnie KEELING of Graham
county were a picnic party al Castle
Rock last Sunday. They reported
very pleasant time.
On Monday, June l1th there viii
be meeting at the school house 10
vote for or against a new com mon
school building. Il seems to be
question which is agiUating the pub
lie mind considerable just at present.
The polls viii be open from a. 10.
TO 6 p. n. People who are interested
should remember the day
Last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. G.
Steinberger's class gave a recital at
her studio. The following pupils
took part: Organ-R Ruth Hancock
and Ruth Schwanbeek. Violin
Harry Smith and Mckinley It'd
ball. Piano-SheldonC Campbell, Hazel |
DeBoer, Olga >Schimkowitsch, Grace
Schwanbeck, Mabelle Billings, Celcy |
Fritz and Rosa Spena
A Probate Court order was made |
Ind entered This week distributing
some six thousand dollars to the heirs
1t law Of the estate of the late Josiah
East, deceased. The heirs include
i've brothers, three sisters, seven,
lieces and two nephews These
seventeen heirs at law are scattered /
though the states of Illinois, Okla
1oma, Colorado and Oregon
Last Saturday evening June 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Purcell and son
Theodore left for quite an extended +
Zip in the east. They spent SUNDAY
n Kansas City to hear Billy Sunday
rom there going on to Chicago to.at-
end the National Convention Mr..
'urceH being a delegate from this
district From there they will go to
DIR. Purcell's old home in Indiana
where they will visit the SCIENCES of
lis boyhoood days. On their return
hey will visit in ST. Louis. Return.
ng TO Wa Keeney they will remain
nut short time before leaving for
crescent, Colo, TO spend the summer.
Miss Viola Markell, the Oldest
laughter of Mr. and Hrs. j. L. Markell Il
f Wa-keeBey township, was married
1 the Office of the Probate Judge
asst Monday TO Mr. Cornelius Trues-
ell of Graham county, the Hon.
Judge officiating Miss Markell is a
right and attractive young lady and
will be missed in the community bv
Ter many friends. This couple will i
ccupy the farm known as the PONY
sarnes ranch which is one of the
'uesdel holdings. Others present
{ the ceremony were Harry, Eugene
nd Sarah Truesdell and Dorsyl
seberts all of Graham county. The
World extends best wishes.
Throuof the efforts of r},<, t,,,e;,,,-.