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

ZIG ELus-KG PHOSPHATE
Col. W NJ. Finch returned from
Colorado recently.
Mrs. Fred Hickman was in town
between trains Tuesday.
/ Osborn Spitznaugie was in Kansas
City the fore part OF This week.
For Sale-Seed Barley J. T. W
Cloud, Wa-Keeney. Adv. 81.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Ufford are enjoy
ing visit from Mrs Uford's mother
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Keraus returned
Friday morning from their honey
moon trip 10 Colorado
For Sale-4 year old bay mule. large
one 3. p Chrfsty, a-Keeney,
route J. phone Ala. ADV. 14tf
Found Overland auto curtain
Owner can have same by proving
prope. ~ and paving for this notice =
ADV.
The TWO small sons Of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Nor an Of Salina are visiting
with their grandparents mere This
month
attorney r N. Anderson Of Be-
DIT. candidate for Congressman of
this district, VIII SPEAK en- the politi-
ca issues q day on Monday. June
I9. 1916
For Sale. heater. Birds Eye
Maple bed room sutt in excellent
condition, ! Golden Oak Couch, leath-
er finished Mrs W. e Baldwin,
Wa KeeneY Adv. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennesey of Hays
were guests a few days this week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs G. Sellers.
Mr.. Hennesey travels for the Stan
dard Oil Co. 81
The Kansas City Commercial club
special arrived in town Thursday af-
ternoon about twenty minutes late.
II was jolly crowd of boosters
and they departed feeling that they
had visited one of the best and pretti-
est towns in western Kansas
Ben Rogers throws his hat into the
political ring in this issue. The office
for which he seeks the nomination is
clerk of the district court-an office
which be is in every way qualified to
I'LL and he asks all the Republicans
to give him boost on August I, 1916.
Hon. @. r. Kirby's announcement
for denomination of representative on
the Democratic ticket appears in this
issue. He served the people faithful
~ and well for one term and now asks
bis party to give him their support
at the August primary.
On Tuesday and Friday afternoons
IF this week Mrs. G R. lille enter
5ained most pleasantly at thimble
parties in honor of her husbands |
Miss Mary Hille, of Indiana.
who is a guest at the lille home. |
Delicious refreshments were served |
md very enjoyable afternoon spent |
oy all.
Last Wednesday evening abont 6:I5 |
o'clock two @en working on the bal |
asting gang for the Union Pacific got
INTO a quarrel at the west door of the |
depot. In the melee one fellow pull |
ID gun and shot his opponent in the |
throat. The injured man was taken |
% Dr. Jones' ONCE where his wound I
vas dressed. The would be murderer
vas arrested by railroad detective |
Who happened 10 be IN the depot at |
hat time. He was turned over to the |
iheriff and placed in Jail, It's the /
anne old story-booze and cards are
for the deed
Last Friday evening, June 3rd,
drs- J. n. Niesley gave a pupils
'iane recital at her home in the pres
nee of large number of the parents
nd friends of the members of the
lass. From the smallest to the
argest of the pupils each did excep-
ionally well. The music ranged
rom the simplest to the most diff
alt com positions and al showed
arefal training and tireless work on
he part of their instructor Mrs.
Wesley is conscientious and thor
ugh teacher and the progress of her
upils was very apparent and the par
nts have every reason TO be proud
f The work they are doing under the
guidance and training of
heir teacher and she IS to be con-
ratnlated upon her successful work.
he recital was much enjoyed bv all
no at its close Mrs Niesley assisted
y her daughters served delicious
smon ice and cake and social hour
as sD0nr which was fhorouoblv an