Western Kansas world., 1918-10-17

Smoked meats At HAkeI18- Adv.
Pure home made lard 1t Baker's
A car Of cabbage, apples and onions
on track VIM. Shrenkler. Adv. "a
Frank Ivan was in from Collyer
township last Friday trading with our
merchants
last Friday and made this Office
pleasant call
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Resek,
Wednesday night, boy of the usual
Kansas weight
Gus Grekel was up from Wilcox
township last Friday and paid US an
appreciated visit
For Sale-85 high grade white
face calves L. F. Montgomery, Ar
mold, Kansas. Adv. 34tf.
A car of cabbage, potatoes and
onions at Ogallah the last of the
week VIM. Shrenkler. Adv 34-
Tim Rhoades who is still in To-
peka is said to be getting along fine
with a good chance for nice recovery.
F. Burket was in from Ogallah
township last Saturday and remem-
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For Sale-Mule colt and high grade
and registered Short Horn bulls, reds
roans and whites. Fred Rensmeyer.
Adv. "a 3tp.
Miss Margaret Swiggett was up to
Collyer last Friday and Saturday in
the interest of her candidacy for Reg
ister of Deeds.
F. w. Hacker, of southeast of town,
was in the city last Saturday and
paid us a visit. Mr.. II. has a flock of
pure bred brown leghorn cockrels for
sale.
DR.. F. W. Swearingen, the Topeka
Eyesight Specialist, will be IN Coll
yer to fit glasses Wednesday, Octo-
ber %, 1918. Office in the Collyer
Union store.
Friends of DIR. G. E. Haughey will
be glad to know that his condition is
much improved He has been dan
gerously i'll at FIT. Oglethorpe, Ca,
from an attact of influenza.
L. C. Gleason returned Wednesday
from Waconda Springs where he has
been for couple of weeks taking
treatment at that place and is much
improved in health.
|: A fellow in this town put up thirty
gallons of saur Eaut and mixed in
with it one bushel of onions He sure
is going to help lick the Kaiser in
more ways than one.
Word was received here the first
of the week that Frank Spena's wife
had died at their home in Lenexa
just south of Kansas City. Frank
has the sympathy of his friends here
in his sad loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Berry are the
proud parents of a thirteen pound
boy born last Monday, October 18th.
| Mother and boy doing fine, but Ralph
| was feeling so good that DIR. Wall
had to be called in.
Last Friday night S. J. Straw was
called to Hays to look after the body
the fair few weeks ago. She died
from an attact of influenza which de-
veloped into pneumonia while at
Hays.
Salina Business college had to
close on account of influenza, of which
| Miss Phrona Bell and Miss Blanch
| Smith, who are students there, re-
turned home until the epidemic is
over.
| Beginning on Wednesday evening,
November 6, at the Presbyterian
church, Rev. Garret Snydner, D. D.,
of Hays viii give popular lectures
bearing on the present world situa-
ton, to be followed with a series of
Evangelstic meetings beginning,
November 10th A most cordial in
vitation is extended to everyone.
| Will Rhoades has bought the pretty
Bacon bungalow in the east part of
town Mr.. Bacon and family will
leave November first for southeastern
Kansas, where they expect to make
their home, they will be missed from
our community as they are among the
best PEOPLE of the town. The Bacon
residence is new and modern and will
make a most pleasant home for Mr..
Rhoades and family
Word was received here by friends
of the death of G. j. Caron, at Excel
sioT Springs, on Tuesday. 1t seems
that he contracted influenza and went
to the Springs for treatment but died
| after a short time Until lust recently