Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-08-21

| Mrs. T. B. Hays gave an O'Clock
breakfast last Friday morning to nine
| young ladies Of Wa-Keeney in honor
of Miss Grace Allison
| Mrs. r. R. Ufford and children ar
rived home Tuesday night from Little
| River, Kansas, where they had visited
with Mrs. Howard Gordon.
Miss Nora J. Platner and John j
Merrill, both of Ellis, came up here
Tuesday afternoon and were quietly
| married at the Presbyterian manse by
,, DIR. S. L. Allison.
W. N. Larrabee, deputy internal
| revenue collector, has finished his
vacation and is again on the job. He
| left Wednesday for the west intending
| to stop at GrinneI
Mrs. W. L. Larrabee entertained a
| company of ladies at 8 o'clock
breakfast this morning at her home
north of town. Miss Grace Allison
| was the guest of honor.
Mrs. Chase Wilson and children left
Wednesday morning for Emporia,
Kansas, where they will spend several
weeks visiting at Mrs. Wilson's old
home and with friends and relatives
! A company of Wa-Keeney ladies
enjoyed an out-of-doors early break
fast Wednesday morning at the coun>
! try home of Mrs. G. G. Jones, south of
town. The gathering was in honor of
! Miss Grace Allison
NOTICE-Boys and girls get down
your old spoilers and start to work.
You may be the one to win that dandy
wrist watch the last day of the Fair,
to be given by the Reliable Jewelry
| Store. Adv. rs st.
! 0. j. Shuler and family are moving
to one of John Iemke's farms about
| six miles south of Co11yer. For the
last several years he has lived in the
vicinity north of Wa-Keeney and their
friends wish them success in their
| new location.
The Rev. C. R. Wade, of this city
and the Rev. T. j. Nixon, of Salina,
went down to Wichita, Tuesday, in
| the interests of the Holiness camp
meetings which are held here annually
1 and for the promotion of which a spec
ial sum of money is being raised
A. 5. TRIGGER arrived home Sunday
night from a prospecting tour in which
| he was looking for a suitable location.
He informs US that he has secured a
building and has decided to locate al
independence, Kansas. He expects tic
go to that city about the first of Sep
| TENDER.
Mrs. E. Z. Steige1rnan, county chair
man of the W. C. T. u, visited in the
interests of the organization at .Ogal-
lab and Wa-Keeney Wednesday. She
requests US to announce that the an
nual W. c. t. U. county convention
| will be held at the Methodist church
in this city, August 18th An all-day
| session viii be held and basket din
ner in the church basement will be q
! feature of the program which will be
published next week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. MiIhoIland. their
! daughters, Miss Lulu and Mrs Seeley
| and children, arrived home Tuesday
| night from Jamestown, Kansas Mr.
/ M1lIho1land had been at jamestown
for the last several months assisting
his son-in-1aw and the other members
OF the family were called there two
| weeks ago on account of the illness
! of Mr. Millholland, he suffering from
heart trouble He is feeling better at
present and hopes the change of CHM
ate win benefit him
The Ford car can be used almost
any where and seems to be good for
most anything, but according to re-
port from Reading, Kansas, it is a
poor cow pony A farmer near there
was running on low and driving the
(, cattle home when he got into a straw
pile which was set on fire by the ex-
would not make much speed on straw
and before the machine could be got
ten out the fire had made such head
way that it was impossible to save it
and it was destroyed by FIRE.