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The evening world., 1917-05-10
lis, yearof,a all years buysiIk gloves Dynamo

THIS year, more than any other, you must buy silk gloves by
l. name. The silk gloves for you to buy in a season like this
a season of scarcity and high prices-are the gloves that you know
you can depend upon to give you value-KaySer Silk Gloves. By
insisting on the KaySer name in the hem, you are protecting your
self from unknown, cheap gloves.
The evening world., 1917-05-10

tlcipste in the struggle aiming at ma
tional autonomy and the securing OF
Palestine for the Jews.
The evening world., 1917-05-10
WAR FOOD PROBLEM
LIKELY TO REQUIRE
EXTRA SESSION
Senator Browns Measure Toe
DraStic-Not Time to
Draw New One.
BY Sophie Irene Loeb.
Especial Staff Correspondent OF Tho
Eveninu Worldly

ALBANY, May 1o.-Tho Governor.
1t Is believed, will call tho Legislature
INTO extra session TO act on a food
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Roll 80. 2ti3. For gradlng and
uavug Warren avenue from r.. M
II r. 90 city limits.
Roll No. 2fit For GRADING and
paving alley $50. TTA. being tine ''1
alley in block between Greenwood
and Fourth avenues. Brainadr and
Eon so 28I5. For grading ana
paving alley SO. s57. being the allet
between Sixth street, Greenwood and
charlotte avenues and Marcy street.
Roll NO. 24lS. For grading Hud
paving alley 80. SOS. being alley 80
block between commonwealth, Trum-
bull. AleNandrine and Wits avenue.
Ron N9 2t4,. -s,r rQr graditns it1 an. ana
nrst east ~ aud parallei y Junction
avenue. from 81. Heowig street -
Otis street.
Roll No 2A1s. Tor grading and
rsVing alley so. Tss. being the IT
alley in block bounded BY Green
wood and Fourth avcuuea, Tusc0la
street and selden avenue.
paving alley 80. sac. bclug all tbn
alleys iU block between Linw0od
avenue. Ia sale boulevard La Salte
Gardens north and Nicoiet avenue.
Roll 30 2t20 For grading 1n1
paving alley so. 827. being fhc "i.
alloy between Field sheridan Ker-
cheNal avenues and w atorioo street
paving aiic, 10. SOS. heing the aiier
first north W and parallel 20 Buchau-
an street. from fWcnty third strict %
twenty Fourth street
paving ailry $50 StA, being The aliey
Iu hiork between Brush and beauhien
streets Kirby and Ferry aNenues
RON $50 242' For grading ana
pHtiug HllcS Ao SIC. hein1 thc allie!
Iu block between Brush. heRubieu
streets. Palmer and iiendrle avenues
paving ForI road from Tho west line
uf Western avenue tu Westerly Nitt
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

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The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
Judge, This Surely
Is Very Serious; Wife
Lets Furnace Go Out

4 woman Heighbur testified in
Judge Tappan's court ruesdaN that
Mrs. Freda Rinehart celebrated the
mng OF her divorce suit against her
husband. John. by taking several
friends 90 thc .hcatcr and buy ns
them candy
The neishbor also testified hai
Mrs. Rincbar' neglected the furnace
and lct The up go out" and that
She did MOI wash 'ho dishes moro
than once q day
Mrs Rlnehart charges In her bin
that her husband struck her seVe1el J
times and caIled her names She
also alleges non support Tho case
was continued ar noon Tuesday.
Printinc-thc plain n~ot iind--f''at
o. TIUht--ptntr- Jnt prpf Ntnin a-slB.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
~ WlLRNR s. FORREET.
var corrcsporleat Uritel Press

sian CprrcSpp iHfC4 Press
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD, Dee l9.-Tne
Little Jesus is coming back to de.
yastated regions of France this
Christmas.
For three years the little Jesus
has stayed away
SiX-yearold Jean. Dupont ox-
plained to me why the petit Josu'
who takes the place of San IN
Claus for French children. n AS
Stunned AudIgnicourt for three
years.
He didn't like the Germans,
jean c0nGdcd in a halting voice.
The Petit Jesus wouldn't cotne
when the Germans we're here
lean could scarcely withhold bis
excitement q. prospect of puttEng
his tiny wooden shoe before Lbc
fireplace on Christmas evening. tte
is also looking forward 10 visiting
the battered village church, IN
which he family remembers seeing
the Petit Jesu' with a tinsel halo
above his head
Jeans little brother Marcelie.
aged three. doesn't believe The
petit Josu" will come MarCSlie's
mother said le wouldn't But Jeans
Information comes from an Aneri
can lady. who came today In an au
tonobile and delivered brand new
bed for The bare room IN which
Jean, Marcellc. the three sisters and
mother have slept since returning
from another destroyed village
whore they'd lived after the Gr T.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
Petit Jesu" Returning To
Redeemed France With
Dawn of Christmas Day

mans rctrcafei in March and blew
uu Audienic0grJ
jean .s Keeping his knowledge se.
crtt The American lady told him
today hecaua even jeans mother
does not know The village cure
knows. because he's been talking 20
the American lady
Last Christmas the Germans
would not permit the "fete de La
NCuw in the church They were
using the church for other purposes
-gnd the Germans did not have
much faith N the Petit Jesu They
bought only of their own 81. Nicho
laus. who brought packages from
Germany
To Jean, Ma-celle and Sister Du
points The Jorman ST. Nicholaus
meant nothing
Rut miraculously the plaster OF
Paris image of the Christ thiid
which represents Christmas "a
them. has lived safely thru the dc.
struction of Audigincourt, buried
away with Ipu now faded halo OF
tinscL
Therefore the Petit Jesu will
again be In the manger on Christ.
mas eve. After looking long and
marveline greatly at him and 90
what the cure has 20 say about his
wondorous birth the little Duponts
win go home and PVT their wooden
shoes before the fireplace After
paying to Tim 10 bring back their
father from % German prison camp
they viii wake up 90 ind the Amer
lean Santa Claus OF whom they
know nothlns has deputized the
American lady to fll up the sab0js
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
Birtns


IltIf -
r. Wianiewsti. 6t9 Twenty third.
- Kenny 9ai H.lcumb, D. Mocidow-
ski lil4 Jus tampau, I. shaw, ny o.
mans Hosp a Getz 81 SHlyay r.
-.htnCk. lirT IS. i. helieFiile.
,ace iiosn h a Iil Eart2ehe, r, ! .
ID White. a- Cu1er O.. r.. Iadd l43
coinurn pi b. tu~i.rN. Provi dcnce
Hosp 81 IiuCa. 5t rBrE ant. b. l'u-
drt 30 lioutte y -aupick. woman. 9
J.zuit SIS Gilbert j. Bln~l ~ Fhlr-
trth. 90. KuwaIsw. 543 AIeNandrtnC
East W Swarts. a4o l4tay tie 4.
WodzinslU. 1ti Tnirty-drst. ~ Gayk.
tN-ufth, M. Mekuta. .0 LoIn, 81 l1Se'
NO CludEs h. PAUL a12 Casgratn. g..
F IamIson. Womau'a Hosp A KIN
kelsteiu. 30 vs. liking. Adam heckcTlt
.lraeisa5ods Cii@955as' Mcco2mieE. MaiG@e' los3 5$
Twelfth. A. Ernst. AL w. Elizabeth
j. H. Gregory. GOS2 Senator. Harold
West, s5a Montelai[ u II w. LoM' I,
Grace Hosp. J. Heinterg, Thad q
deus j. sultan. Woman Hosp. a.
Stauow. 59S Garland, a Delikewlcz
$3.50 Tromblcy, ". A. Reynolds -'1
Halo S clark 67 Pine, wv. COMP,
ion cas- Continental y. smith a9l
Mullctt O. Petru. 327 Frederick. u
pI5anic. 535 Mcclellan, b Fuller. 2al
Blaine r Barrett. 200 Gray II. l+uc-
cheese. 65Slz sheridan; ~. WoynaT TsN a.
214 otis j. BaEos. IS Goldntr A.
Iybol, 2T2 Wessou.
GIRLS
A wilson 1852 Cuarlevolx W Nc
Fhariin 429 lathrup, J.. Ellis 50 ifo i-
castor CO.. kulhe % Honey F
Eaddy. 5I Tweut dfth U I,eukc.
I5af HariH Lon d. Zoian. PraF.aione'
I..n w. owens Providence Hosp
g. ar-sl' Homaa. llonn 4l Me-
,.lr.e1 I.t lfVoiuufs. h. tfach. ',i
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
NO SAMMY
FORGO T TEN
CHRIS MAS
Every Yankee Soldier
In France To Get
His Present

WASHINGTON. Dec 49, ship
loads of American christmas have
arrived cover there for the sam
mes in France
little mountains Of presents bear
ing postmarss from The dear old L..
$ A. are beginning To- intersperse
the mountains of ammunition al the
front and In the training camps
nearby
On the basis Of reliable tho un-
mcationable figures, this Christmas
morning drive of thrills and JOY
for America fighters az the front
is worth about q million and half
dollars in cash and untold billions
in sentiment
The boys home folks needed the
government ship early warniue,
ard enough -if; packages are being
shuftled thru France 10 give Santa
Claus blind staggers IL il was mp to
him o. deliver them
They're being stored I'm neat little
mounds. in bomb proofs for sam
mics i'm -holl swept zones and in
store rooms 40 the training camps
for the others None will he opened
Iil the great day, now only seven
dOIble rounds ~ the clock away
Package opening viii be- celebrated
Christmas morning with special
iuhilatun ceremonies at every
American camp in France.
10 Sammy viii be forgotten "
ne has no folks Of home, hell be
th roly remembered by the women
folk OF America generally, thru the
Rcd Cross
ln addition no a Christmas pack.
axe for every American boy training
this country. there viii DE spe-
cia, community Christmas trees and
public celebrations IN all the can
tonmonts
one million seven hundred and
Gfy thousand of these Red Cross
uackaEes have been contributed,
hacked and shipped by women mem
b,rs of local Red Cross chapters
M uout tho Unitoj states Tho
money $I,751CIO an came ont of
these women personal purses Not
"A uonuy wa contributed from the
Sia0 GOO 600 relief fund OF thc Na-
U7rM Rod Cross
Generally speaking these pack.
ages contain tobacco. pipe chew ng
g.m. playin cards peppermint
candy. pencil. socks. haudkcrchiofs,
AMI even clothes pins
Chief anon the gifts in personal
packages. according go postal au-
ihoriuce are sweaters muthcrs.
yvvt4tleta MUM puddings. candies.
freit cakes, and tobacco.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
PATRIOTIC
YOUNG WOMEN
WANTED

Thousands of messages about
the equipment. welfare and
movement of the nation S
SOLDIERS and SAILORS
are passing over the telephone
wires daily. To handle these
messages as well as millions
of others responsible young
women are needed The work
is clean and interesting, Sal
aries start from the first day.
There are unusual opportuni-
ties for advancement.
Apply at the OPERATORS
TRAININ G. DEPART
MENT, Madison ave. at John
r. ST., between 9 a. m and T
p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

AQfEN CONNH AWE NNfNU ONeF
LAXATIVE BRONO QUININE. the
World-Famous Cure for Colds and
Grip. is used by every Civilized Ma
tion and has a larger sale in tho
United States than the combined
sales of an other Cold and Grin tab
lots ~ has stood the test for r.
Quarter NJ Ccnfur, There is only
ono "Br0mo Qu'uinc f. W
GROVES signature on box 3oc
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Roll $50. klst For CUuEfrurtfnE
vitrined crock lateral sewer $50 g3Gs.
ln blocks bounded hy Marfir Liver
uois. Barlum alley "a. o. ha-luui
ItoI $50. s2sl FOR clnstrur ting
vitrihed crock lateral sewer ittl,
in blocks bounded hy Towusarl. Van
Dyke Harper and Miller
Roll 80. S21I-A Tor constructing
vltrifed crock lateral sewer An l1lf.
fn block bounded hy IdTrrnoir Gfaefl-
way. S0uthheld. Northneld.
Roll No H--3. Ior construed inT
vitrifed crock lateral sewer SO fta,
,n blocks bounded b5 Railroad, N0rth-
Ron No. sass. FOR constructing
vitIded crock lateral sewer $50, 2Fff.
n li1cks bounded by WuhaHn, l1fh.
Monterey. Cortland.
Roll NO. S2T1 For conetructinE
f1trifed crock lateral sewer 80. 1afl.
70 blocks bounded ty Dubois Raw
uolda Dawson. Palmer.
Part is oue and payable .thiu 4e
luNa from date 80 this notice farfH
and & become due ana pn tnpir ift
ura two and three years. rcsrert vc-
'f from The dnt0 or talt notice. to-
etther With Interest % the fate " 4
rsr ccu- from tile date when the
work. was accepted hF the City.
Either ~ FIid parts may De paid
wirlin lU days from thc date ~ this
notice wIthout interest
BIZ either 10 tine parts one, two
three or fouI shall nor bc paid when
and interest ar tne rDte of { pcr cont
frou urodatc when the work was 8c-
coptai hv tho City VIII be added, and
fhe premises assessed VIII be ads err
tised and sold as provided By law.
kHhV n U0nU
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
one Llaht on chrLstnas -.

One Light on Christmas Tree
20 conserve fuel Che municipal
Christmas tree on The city hall
lawn during the celebration sun
dav afternoon. Dec 23. al $50
O'Clock. will bear only one large
light ON its t0pmo,t branch instead
of thc many strings OF coiorcd lights
heretofore used There viii be sing
ing or carui- around the tree by
ihe Children Aid christmas Carol
crg. and during be- exercises the
city hall service Gag VIII he nm
furied The inEers viii form i'm
the Central Methodist church and
parade 90 thn city hall Those par
ticipsting arc asked to wear fancy
costumes il lhoy have them, and an
80 carry "a lignied lantern or fash
light
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

Cures Colds In South America
LAXATIVE BBOMO QUININE tab
lets remove the cause. r. w.
GROVES signature on box 30c--
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

ZERO WEATHER
THEN Is WHEN YOU
NEED A CAR

Crowded street cars - cold,
clammy, damp and foul-aired.
Close contact with contagious
diseases, colds, consumption,
pneumonia standing at your
elbow. Your wife and chill
dren needl6ssly expos e d
Wind-swept street corners,
ankle-deep sluSh, and the con
tinual wait, wait for a behind
schedule car. ALL THIS Is
NEEDLESS.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
GIRIS ENROLI.N N0W

GIRLS, ENROLL NOW
Beeman's Evening School ~ M,uiu-.
ery teaches YOU in 60 days post
tons E,g.a9ir,anteea when m s4ea. 90
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~ tNtEDro ntl l--Wis' i.i.s. ,NEut
CASH for oid fatsc seth. gold crownN
broken 1ewelry, diamonds. watchee
etc FUN value paid Liberty Rfg
CO o. Wooc~'d t'n fioor. elevator
WANTED Good secoud- hand snare
drum. Hickory la59-R
4" RrNT-HOOns
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Make your home for the winter az
Hotel Franklin. Warm comfort
able rooms. baths spacious lobby.
"A delightful home right down town.
Rooms 80 per week and up. Service
and comfort at
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Corner Larned and Bates-sts
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BOARD AND ROOMS
PRIVATE home for elderly people.
invalid and chronic cases, $40 per
month and up Hem. 300A krcnsou
C1nvalosccnt Home.
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20 RENT--uoUsEs
Hannan Rental hgency
free list OF no ses and cats. Cal
real estate exchange in nj MlChiEau
McCRAW BffE DING
NUw. modern house urar Mack.
Htfh two sleeping room paN'i
etroct 1893 Mautelair. oten wees"
1ave r. AI
MOVING. packing storage Sheko-l
Wan r' storage soc lood Main ~ y.
so uENr-FaArN q trAurmENt,
PIONEER APIS.
Anew furnished suites,
brick and steel freproof
building, containing every
modern convenience, sun par
lor, private porches and
phones; +; maid service if dcsir-
ed linen furnished and laUn-
dered free; shower and bath
tubs i'm each apartment
PRICES REASONABLE
LOCATED ~ TIE MOST coN-
MENr bt-rIac ~ rHG elrl
Nothing has been spared I'M
the furnishings in fact,
everything the word
HOME
implies IS embodied here.
Service includes kitchen and
6ipfpo room ufqneile
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19
MUSICAL GOODS
FOR
CHRISTMAS

Violin Outfits from S8.75 up.
Violin Cases, $500 up to $25.
Nickel Music stand with
Leather Cases, $3.50
Music Rolls, i8c up.
Boy Scout Bugles, $3.50.
Boy Scout Drums $1,000.
Ukuleles S3.98 (anJ q good one
for $500 and up)
Mandolins. Guitars and Banjos.
Comets, Trombone, Iiutc
and Clalionets
Music Book and Collections of
Music.
Cases for Musical Instruments
OF all kinds
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

HELr wANrnn-slALa
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

GO TO STUDEBAKER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
AND PICK OUT YOUR CAR
TODAY-at the before-the-
war prices. Drive it all win
ter, save doctor bills, add an
hour more to your day Keep
well, fit and strong. This is
the greatest war economy and
the surest way to lick the
Kaiser. In the spring if you
need the money, sell your car
and in all probability get
nearly or quite as much as
you pay for it uow-BE-
FORE-THE WAR PRICES
PREVAIL TO-DAY. NEXT
SPRING AN ALMOST AS
SURED SHORTAGE WILL
VERY LIKELY ADVANCE
PRICES ON NEW AND
USED CARS.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

SO buy today, when you
NEED a car most, buy while
the prices are still very low,
buy q GOOD USED CAR
one that is we'll broken in, one
that is free running, sure
starting and guaranteed to be
in good mechanical condition
put n little anti-freeze in
the radiator-and charge the
cost Of the whole INVEST
MENT 90 added efficiency, life
insurance, and better health
for the whole family.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-19

STUDEBAKER OFFERS
YOU JUST SUCH A CAR
AT a marvelously low price
and if you haven't all the
money pay q little down and
the rest as you ride.
We have the following
standard makes of used cars
i'm stock:
Studebaker, Oldsmobile
Chandler, Maxwell, Overland,
Chalmers, Cadillac. Oakland,
Dodge, Ford, REQ.
WE GIVE MONTHLY IN
SPECTIONS on ALL USED
CTTrnIrR ErTfDL
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17
Big Creek

John Herbert of Ellis attended
the doin's in Kansas city this week.
Several new residences and build
lngs, will be and are being erected in
Ellis.
Several car loads of hay has been
shipped into Ellis and retailed out at
SIG per ton this winter.
The firm of Schumacher are tearing
out their old store buildings in Ellis
TO build large store building.
The new railroad going into Hays
City is an assured fact now as the
bonds carried and the contractors are
busy.
Glencoe was we'll represented at
the Tractor and Motor shows in Kan
saS city this week as good sized
crowd from here attended.
The impression is gaining among
the farmers that the last hard dry
freeze has injured the wheat pros
poets considerably but we hope not.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17
Voda

The spring like weather still con-
tinueS.
Mrs. J. Vandewater returned home
from her trip to Wilson.
Well did you get some of those
pretty faces of st. Valentine
The young people enjoyed a social
hop at Fred Scherr's last Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Kristof.
Mrs. Geo. Kristof and Chas KRIS
tot spent Wednesday evening at V.
Malinowsky's.
A. Klaus returned home from a sew
eral days visit with relatives and
friends at Munjon.
Ask the surprise committee how
they enjoyed the surprise they gave
Wednesday night.
r. G. Kristof and Mr.. HALEY made
business trip to Clay Center and
other eastern points the fore part of
the week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17

Several are down with the grippe.
Frank Benisch called on Rahberp
Brothers Tuesday afternoon
Earnest Smith sold his Ford to
Rahberg brothers last week.
Mrs. Geo.. Lehman visited Mrs.
David Meisner Monday and Tuesday.
Chris Rohn purchased a quarter
section of land from Remus Schneider
last week.
The Adam Grenz sale held Thurs
DAY near Banner was attended from
this burg.
: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Folkers and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Benisch.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schneider and
family took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Remus Schneider Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Sitz and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A
Il. Mckinley and family.
John Olson went to Kansas City in
view of buying some high grade black
cattle to put on his ranch.
Messrs. Carl and Herman Folkers
returned from their trip TO Wilson
Monday and report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Wiedeman and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Margheim and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Benisch motored
up to Utica last Friday and visited
with Mr.. and MrsO Rudolph Besch-
WITT of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harm Schneider and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schneider and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Rohn and family.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17
Smoked meats at Bakers. adv
Fresh beef at Bakers. adv

Smoked meats at Bakers. adv
Fresh beef at Bakers. adv
Ride in a Chevrolet and smile
Money oloan. See E. D. Wheeler ad
New lot of Big Bens at Triggers. "A
Pure home Made Lard at Bakers
Abstracts of title made promptly at
reasonable rates. w. H. Swigget.
For Sale-4 lots and frame house in
Ogallah. John NJ. Anderson.-Ad 4S
For Sale-one auto roadster in good
repair. Call at this office. Adv.47tf
For Sale:-Two span of good mules
and Jack. Davidson Ranch on the
Saline Adv. A If.
Barley for sale suitable for seed or
feed. Phone 1919. H B. Hudson
Adv. 40
Strayed-1 brown horse and light
grey mare. G. G. Jones, phone 3O5.-
Adv Al If
The Trego County Cooperative as
location has corn for sale at their
elevator.-Adv 40
Cream wanted-by the Carlson Ice
Cream Company. Fred Riggs, man
ager. Adv. 4stf.
For Sales room house in good con-
dition: good location. Inquire at
this office.-Adv 40
Strayed from my ranch = black
heifer calf, about 9 months old. D.
p. Reade, Ogallah, Kan.-Adv As.
The Wa-Keeney State Bank will
make you a loan on your land any
time you want it. Come in and see
them. adv.
Bring your cream to the Carlson
Ice Cream Company at the Trego
Mercantile store. Fred Riggs, mana
ger. Adv. 4Stf.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17
Collyer

Collyer defeated Quinter by a score
OF 10 TO 81 at basket ball Tuesday
night.
Adam Grenz sale was well attended
and everything sold for exceedingly
good prices.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Bailey is quite ill at the
hospital in Hays.
Era Hit and VIM. league went to
Topeka Wednesday night to pur- base
some Holstein COWS.
VIM. Cox is attending the auto
show this week while Mrs. Cox and
Nova visited folks at Hays.
Robert Tague is stepping some now
days and wears the smile that won't
come of since his daughter arrived.
Glade Martin of Utica was here
Thursday buying some secondhand
Fords and succeeded in getting three
ChaS Downie left last THURSDAY
evening for Kansas City to attend
the auto show and visit with his
family.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17
Ogallah

These services are every SUNDAY and
everybody is welcome.
Earl Foster returned from Kansas
City Monday night.
Miss EJta Palmer is the new bank
clerk so business is picking up.
Albert Cook is league leader Sun
day evening the 18th inst Be there!
Come to the literary every two
weeks, next meeting the 18th inst.
Special music.
Everybody and all their friends are
taking in the auto show in Kansas
City this week.
G. G. Cahail returned from Savan-.
nah, Mo-, the first of the week where
he was operated on for cancer of the
neck. He says he is thankful to be
altogether.
The Epworth league gave Vale1-
tine social at the residence of H. d.
Reid Wednesday night. The program
was especially arranged and proved
decided success
Did Grandma Yetter entertain the
Ladies' Aid2 Well, 1 guess she did
The home was literally covered with
red hearts and each calder" received
a lovely valentine. Mrs. Funderberk
was St Valentines fair princess.
We had the pleasure of listening to
splendid sermon last SUNDAY by
District Superintendent Rev. Ste
venS assisted by RevS. Woodward and
Wesrerman on 1.-THE great accomplish
ments of people working in harmo-
n.y. He said people being of the
same mind are capable of accomplish
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-17

For Sale-7O0 bushels of seed bar
ley Frank Hall, 5 miles north and
half mile west of Vooa at Sl.OO per
bushel. Phone 61I.-51 2t-Adv.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-12-13

morning
Nov II 1917.
$3.50 A. NJ. Board called to order
by Chairman Eagan.
Roll called and all members were
present.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-12-13

Laid over under the rules until to-
morrow.
Report of the Special Committee on
State Aid appropriations presented.
Chairman Eagan ordered it laid over
until tomorrow.
On motion of Supervisor Roach the
Board adjourned until $3.50 tomorrow