Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-11-22

be held wednesday, November 10, De-
ginning at 500 p. m.
Home help------------M Mrs Rhoades |
Regular attendance-----Mr Purcell
Physical defects in children
Herrick |
Co-operation---- Mrs. Mason
How to prevent profanity among
school children---------Mr Long |
You are especially invited to at
tend this meeting.
Henry Jordon was a Kansas City |
visitor this week.
Monday, December 3rd, will be hog |
day. Bring them in Adv 80.
Beautiful large photos at Beans |
Studio for Christmas. Adv. 80 at.
If you want your photo for Xmas
you will have to sit now. R. T. Bean.
Adv. 80 At.
o. ]. Knudson, of the north Saline,
was an Ellis visitor last Monday on
business.
Sd. Straw and DIR. Haughey took
! in the Kansas-Nebraska foot ball
game at Lawrence last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Vanderbur, of
| Collyer, visited at the home of her
father, Mr.. Thomas, last Sunday.
Auctioneer Hillman was up from
Ogallah township last Monday attend
ing to business matters.
Schuyler Gibson is spending the
week. in Lawrence. He went down to
take in the foot ball game and visit
with his sister, Miss Marjorie, who is
a student of the Kansas University.
In connection with the P. L. I. M.
festival work, Mr.. H. K. Cornish, Miss
Jessie E. futile and Mr.. Benjamin
Granville will give recitals in the
small towns and country places. The
date for Collyer is Wednesday even
ing, November 28th; for Banner is
Thursday evening, November Goth.
attic of the best class. Admission Is,
rs and 35 cents. Come and be well
entertained. Adv. SO.
In last weeks issue of this paper
was an article in regard to Mr.. Hobbs,
of The Wa-Keeney Clothing Company,
| SO1IlS uOWu " nays aIiu bClIlS SuOA y
changed. Mr.. Hobbs wishes to rectify
this as he states that he has never
had ten dollars to be short changed
with and furthermore that there was
a little mistake in the names of the
party who was so easy to let some
one slip dollar bill into their hand
instead of a ten. Mr.. G. j. Caron,
! proprietor of The Caron's Ladies
Outftters of this place and at Beloit
happened to be in Hays a few days
ago and he being very accomodat-
ing gentleman always is willing to pay
for his service, took some friends to a
soda fountain and bought them a
drink, after paying for the refresh
ments he left supposedly dollar bill
to the very polite young lady who
waited upon them as tip of cour-
tesy and after he went out he found
to his sad disappointment that he had
left ten dollar bill instead of the
one dollar. Mr.. Caron is longing for
the time to come when the little tip
ping which is so customary will be
done away with.
Last Friday evening, November 16,
the Locust club held it's annual re-
ception for the club members hus-
bands at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Givler. Hitherto the club has
always given quite an elaborate ban
quet but instead of using the money
for that purpose this year, on account
OF the stress of war times, it was
given by the club to the local Red
Cross chapter and lighter refresh
ments served instead. The guests as
sembled at eight o'clock and partners
were drawn by the ladies and were
escorted to the Garden Theater where
seats had been reserved. The famous
war picture, 1.-THE Tanks" was being
shown by the mana cement on that
evening and the pictures proved of
more than usual interest. The hus-
bands of the club members express
ed themselves as more than pleased
with the clubs idea of thus entertain
ing them After the entertainment
the guests went back to the Givler
home where social evening was en-
joyed and light refreshments consist
ing of chicken sandwiches, marsh
mallow salad, olives, coffee and dough-
nuts was served. The following guests
were present. Mr. and Mrs A H.