Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-08-30

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Presbyterian church both morning and
evening, Sabbath, September2, 1917.
! The Russian thistle and other weeds
are getting large enough about the
city streets now that they are quite
nuisance.
Miss Margaret Hardman left Tues
day morning for a short visit with
relatives at SaEna.
E. p Gave, formerly of this city
is now running cleaning and press
ing establishment at LUray-
Mrs. J. T. W. Cloud went down to
Ellis Sunday night where is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs Gunckel.
Miss Edna Kelly, of Stockton, was
guest of Miss Irene Cloud from Thurs
day until Saturday of last week
Mrs. Tennell is expected to arrive
home this week from a visit with rel
atives and friends at St. Joe and other
cities east.
DR.. II. ]. Brown, of Salina, writes
that he is still sick IN bed but that
he expects to be in Wa-Keeney again
in a few weeks.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs G. G.
Jones entertained a number of ladies
most pleasantly at a thimble party at
her home on Big Creek
While returning home from the west
part of the district Tuesday, Judge
Ruppenthal stopped in this city and
transacted some court business.
Perkins ~indmltl>, pumps and
tanks Tie nils are oiiieSS and are
guaranteed IN run tive Years without
oil Trey" Co Co On Assn. aGy4
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j. ].
Aeraus entertained in honor OF Mrs.
Tom Hinshaw, OF Clay Center, who is
guest at the A. P. Hinshaw home.
o. 5. Jones, formerly resident of
Cove county, was in this city short
time last Friday while on his way to
San Antonio, Texas, by the auto route.
Miss Charlotte Hussey and Miss
Hazel LoAin, of Ellis, were guests of
Miss Irene Cloud from Monday after
noon until Wednesday of this week
Mrs A J. Ellerneyer and Mrs H
S. Givler made trips to Ogallah, Voda
and Collyer this week in behalf of the
Wonen's Registration next Wednes-
day.
Miss Blanch Gorren left Wednes-
day for Miltonvale where she will
visit with her sister, Mrs. Kirby,
short time before commencing her
school work.
Rex Morgan is at this week visit
ing with his mother and other rela-
tives. For the last several months he
has held a position with a large gar
age at Salina.
Otis Schwanbeck returned to Den
yer last Saturday night after having
spent several days visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Schwanbec2.
Mrs. n J. Heyl and little son, of
Wallace, were here the. first of the
week visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. W. Heyl They returned home
Monday afternoon.
There are several new big adver-
tisenents n this issue of the World.
Notice the advertisement for Moore's
Store. Caron's Ladies. Outftters and
the Trego County Fair.
Prof. and Mrs. D. o. Hennphil en-
joyed visit this week from their
son, Arthur, who is a student in col
lege and who has spent the summer
in the eastern part OF the state.
w. J. Williams went up to Colorado
Springs last Friday night and return
ed home Wednesday morning. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Williams and
their daughter, Claudia, who have
been in Colorado for several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Galloway arrived home
last Friday night from Iowa where
months receiving medical and sur
gical treatment. Her many friends
are glad 10 know that she is feeling
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brown and family
arrived home last Sunday from an
extended trip to California and the
west. They have been absent for sew
eral months and fortunately escaped
all the disagreeable hot weather we
have had here this summer.
Remember next Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 5th is Women's Registration
Day in Trego county. Every woman
over 16 years of age should register
In Wa-Keeney the place viii be the
county sheritf's Office. The hours are
$50 a. N. till 1880 a. m. and D. m.
till p. m.
W. W. Gibson and Mrs. A. B. Jones
have had the pleasure this week of en-
tertsiaing their aunt, Mrs. Maggie
Whitenill. of State Center, Iowa and
their cousin, Miss Charlotte White
hill, of Boone, Iowa, also their brother,
DR.. L. II. Gibson, his wife and daugh-
ter, of New York city.
The broorn-corn market touched the
high spot this week when contractors
were trying to engage the broom-corn
crop IN Wallace county at S425 per
ton. This is a record price, and as the
broom corn crop in Wallace county
this year is going TO be good, 1t means
money to our broom corn farmers in
the western part of the county who
have been successful broom corn farm
ers for number of years.-Sharon
Springs Times.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage Of Miss Lenore