Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-09-19

MISE Guk1eOSfIy 6uOGISOn VlSlCcO
with Miss Hazel Dotson at her home
in Ogallah this week.
Harold Perry went to Salina Sum-
day night where he viii enter the
Students Army Training Corp there.
We received very interesting let
ter from Bert Greenwood, from Camp
Lewis. Wash, which win appear next
week.
A. S. TRIGGER, the expert jeweler,
was In Kansas City the first of the
week taking instructions as an optom-
etrisS-
Mrs Emma Beougher, of Grinnell,
visited her brother and sisters, Ernest
Ida and Alma Courtney, of this city
= rlday-
Rev. and Mrs. Johnston and broth
er, Henry, returned to Topeka last
Friday after months sojourn look
ing after their land and wheat inter
ests.
Ernst Smith, one of the prosperous
young farmers of Riverside township,
was a county seat visitor Tuesday.
While here he paid the World a short
but pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Blanchard,
who have been looking after their
crops east of town, left the. latter
part of this week for their home in
Cove county
Steve Beason came up from Camp
Funston the last of last week for a
visit with Mrs. Beason and his par
ents. He likes the work and says ne
is getting along fine.
J. D. Lynn, who holds a responsible
position with the treasurer's depart
ment of the International Harvester
company, with headquarters at Okla
homa, is visiting his family this week
Don't fail to buy War Saving
Stamps. You can buy up to 81 700
worth and you have until December
31st to pay for them. Leave your
subscription at the bank and post
office.
Miss Hazel Dotson was up from
Ogallah last Tuesday looking for a
house to rent so the Dotson family
could move here as the girls wish to
take advantage Of High School edu-
cation.
F. S. Diebold, who was taken sud-
denly i'll with cramps last week and
removed to the Hays hospital, is back
and looks as if nothing had happened
to him. He was an awful sick man
for a few days.
Bruce Acre is home again after an
ahSepco of sevora1 u,onfbs He hos
been working in Junction City and
Manhattan in printing offices, but of
late has been pitching wheat for a
threshing machine and making good
wages.
Walter Bach, who was taken to
University Hospital and operated up
on for appendicitis by DIR. Perkins
is home again and says he feels a
little weak, but otherwise he IS gain
ing strength every day.
There were 655 prospective soldier
registered in Trego county last Thurs
day. They are divided by townships as
follows: Adair "a; Ogallah 90; Glen
coe 35; Riverside "a; Wa-Keeney 235;
Wilcox A; Voda AZ; Collyer IA;
Banner &c; Franklin 35.
Leonard Arce arrived home last
Monday from Camp Dix, N. J. He
has been across the pond and knows
the ms and outs of London pretty
we'll He will leave Saturday morn
ing for Camp Funston where he was
ordered to report for duty. He looks
well and is a fine looking soldier.
At the Presbyterian manse in this
city last Saturday evening Rev. Ali.
son performed the ceremony which
bound in the holy bonds of matrimony
John ]. Schaaf and Mary Schlecht
both of this city. This was the re.
uniting of old lovers as they had beer
married before. They are at home t.
their friends at the east section house
Fred Riggs, who has been over te
Lucas, Kans-, for several weeks tax
ing medical treatment, returned home
the first of the week and left immed
lately for Topeka to consult the doc
Tor there to try 9nd find what man
ner of disease that is making hin
feel so bad. Fred is a fine young MAJ
and we hope he will find some relie.
as he sure has had his share of suf
fering.
Mrs H NJ. Bosserman writes: W.
are comfortably and pleasantly set
tied at 237 S. Front, and will be yer,
pleased to hear from any our friends
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