Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-12-25

More Egg Mash inquire
of your grocer 1t.
Mrs VIII Froce arrived home last
Thursday after an absence of several
weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. u s. Miller are spend
ing Christmas with relatives and
friends at Natoma.
Nestor and Henry Lacerte were
down from Collyer Tuesday morning
looking after business with the pro-
bate court.
Miss Dorathy Shepard, of Kansas
City, arrived this morning and is
spending Christmas vacation at the
home of Mrs T B. Hays in this city
Don't forget VIM. Farnun in ssThe
Jungle Trail at Garden Theatre on
Christmas night. Farnum is one of
the best actors on the screen. Adv. 1t.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hartman and
family went down to Salina Wednes
day where they will spend Christmas
at the home of Mrs. Hardman's sis
ter.
Wade Evans, Judd Benson and Miss
Helen Galloway who represent Trego
count yat the State University at
Lawrence, as students, are at home
for the Christmas vacation
Mrs. Ophe1 Maynard-LaRue was
brought home from the hospital at
Hays Sunday after having been con-
fined there for the past eleven weeks
from attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Anna Hastings, who is teach
ing at Norcatur, and F. D. Hastings
who is managing an elevator at
Menlo, are spending the Christmas
l. =,
Mrs. J. C. Mi1lho1land arrived home
Tuesday night from near jefferson
City, Mo, where she has been for the
last two months assisting in caring
for her daughter who has been quite
ILL.,
B. E Furbeck and wife and Miss
Edna Furbeck, of the east end of the
county intend to leave Friday night
for Mama, Florida, where they Will
| spend the balance of the winter visit
| ing.
The Hillman Stock Company has
been occupying the stage at the Gar
| den Theatre this week and have been
! giving some satisfactory entertain
nents. The Hillman's are good
| company and are putting plays
with excellent moral tone.
Walter Swiggett claims to have
bought the biggest individual turkey
marketed this season On Monday
Mrs. VIM. Larue delivered a twenty
| two pound young tom for which she
i got $500. The turkey was turned to
James Zernan to head his flock.
P B. Marquand was up from Ogal-
lah township Wednesday and added
his name to our fast increasing list
of subscribers The following five
other new ones were put on this week
Henry Neuschafer, Jake Knaus, Mrs
Joe Morath, L. G. Brown, F. Thiel
Dick Owens, of voda, informs US
that himself, his wife and his daugh
. ter, arrived home last week from
Norwood, No, where they visited a
, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs w D. Aus
tin. He reports Mr.. Austin and fam
lily getting along nicely on a it'll
farm which they recently purchased
: but Dick thinks that for his part h
would rather do farm work out in thi
country than to grub around anon,
l the rocks in Missouri
The two special editions of Tn
World have produced a great deal o
discussion and comment among tn
t older residents of this county and i
I we had the time and disposition w
could dig in and produce a whole 10
more interes ting incidents and stor
: les in connection with the early day
q of the county, but we feel that w
have done enough for this time. Their
was a brisk demand for copies Q
e these specials and the one hundre
extras which we printed were all gon
: before the demand was satisfied
There is Christmas reunion at tn
. home of Mr. and Mrs. =. III. Niesle
in this city this week. The childre
are all at home Miss Mildred cam
from Jonesboro, Arkansas, where sh
is an instructor in the high schoo
George and Myron came home frol
=. the College of Emporia, where the
are students, Miss Maude came U
= from Fit. Hays Experiment static
where she is bookkeeper and Mi:
: Margaret has been at home fro
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