Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-12-13


c. M. Hildebrand and wife of Coll
yer were county seat visitors last
Saturday
Chas- and Harry Lucas and families.
visited at the homes of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Lucas last Tues
day
ihe merchants seem to enjoying a
nice Amas trade these days. The
stores are being filed with Xmas
shoppers
Found-Man's new ilitten back of
World Office. Owner can have same
by calling at this office and paying for
this ad 42tf.
VIM Papas and family enjoyed
visit from his father of Ellis and his
sister and husband of Montana, the
first of the week.
Lost-A brown bill book, contain
ing considerable money. Finder will
be suitable rewarded by leaving same
at this Office. AZ St.
For Sale-Poland China boar
weight about $50 lbs. Eligible to req
lster NJ. A Sites, Route 1. Wa-Kee-
ney, Kansas. Adv. 1t.
The Wa-Keeney Clothing Store have
a good line of flannel shirts, sweaters
Groves mlttens, underwear with spec
lal Xmas prices. Adv 1t.
The Wa-keeney Clothing Store are
making special prices on all mems and
boys overcoats. Better get one before
| they are gone Adv. 1t.
The window decorations for Xmas
| are ali attractive and draw attention
OF the prosperous buyer to other
things to be found inside.
Found-On main street. nocke+
oook with money in it. Owner can
get same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Adv. 41tf.
Found-On road leading north of
Voda, pair of ladies slippers. Owner
please call at this office, prove prop
erty and pay for this notice. Adv. Al.
o. L. Lucas returned from Kansas
C1ty the latter part of last week where
ne went for medical treatment He
was advised by his doctor by to take
treatment at home for about a month
Jno. Lemke left Thursday morning
Tor Relnbeck, Iowa, where he will
visit his brother. He informed us that
ne might spend the winter in Florida.
If the cold weather hangs on.
Thos. Tidball, one of the bows at
camp Funston was a passenger on
wednesdays jitney bound for the can
tonement- After a visit with home
folks In Collyer township. Thos. SEEM
edzas happy as a lark and said he was
feeling fine.
Miss Lillian Chalk has accepted a
position as clerk in Caron's Ladies'
Outhtters store. Miss Lillian is ex-
perienced and obliging in this line of
work and will give good satisfaction
tot the patrons of the store.
A willing mind and a helping hand,
coupled with one dollar, makes you a
member of the greatest humanitarian
society on earth-the Red Cross. Join
now for the year 1918. If you want
the Red Cross magazine make your
contribution So for the year.
Robert Behan, of Victoria, arrived
|
Hays Milling Company elevator dur
ing the sickness of o. L.. Lucas Mr.
Behan had charge of an elevator be-
longing to this company at Park.
The r. K Club met with Mrs E. J.
Heyl last week. This week the club
met at the home of Miss Delta Keyser.
Both evenings were spent with Red
Cross work, games and music. Light
Refreshments were served and all pres
ent spent very pleasant evening.
The low temperature and generally
stormy condition of the weather dur
ing the past week brought little snow.
What this part of the country needs
is good wet blanket of snow just
now. The lowest temperature during
the week was ten degrees below zero.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Frank Teeters and Lola NJ. Sim
kins, both of Ellis, Kansas. William
Defines, of FIT. Collins, Colorado and
Martha Dietz, of Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
and to George Fabrizius and Margaret
Defines, both of Wa-Keeney, Kansas.
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