Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-11-25
CoLLYER LOCALS

L ne turkeys at present are Warb-
ling their last clay
Mrs. Joseph Zeman Is visiting at
present in Colorado
Mrs VIM Lorimer was a caller Sat
urday afternoon at Tague's.
Mrs. o. L. Weidle marketed some |
fine chickens last Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Walsh has gone to |
Chicago for an indefinite visit.
Geo StradaTs sale Tuesday drew a
large crowd and everything sold well
Miss Matte Thiel and Mrs. Anna
Bailey were county seat visitors Sat
urday.
We are sorry to state that ssUncIe
Jimmy Buchanan is reported serious
~ i'll.
c. c. Hickman and wife attended
the picture show at Voda Last Friday
evening
Next Sunday being the Fourth,
there will be services at St.
! Mfchael's.
was the guest of Miss Ellen TiIton,
Harve Sachau has delivered several
loads of wheat to the elevator for O.
L. Weidle.
C. c. Lucas and family passed
through town Saturday afternoon en-
route to fEKeeney.'
Reports are that Alfred WeigeI will
be able to come home from Hays hos
pita1 Tuesday.
/ Mr. Coen was in critical condi-
ton during the week but is better at
the present writing.
John Glenn went to Ellis Monday
with c. C. Lucas. Charles went to
look at some live stock
C. G. Hickman drove down to DIR.
Bowman's Sunday morning to have
some dental work done.
An immense business was done here
last week and from all appearances
the holiday trade will be very large
Rev NJ. P. DreiIling was on the
sick list during last week and all were
glad to see him able to officiate last
Sunday
Geo. Moren and wife attended the
usual Adventist Sabbath School Sat
urday, which they hold in the Victory
neig hborhood
We suggest that the expert donni
no players enter contest and wei
wager Aunt Grace Gubbins comes on
3 on the side of victory.
Parker Seirer and wife and Harr.
; Lucas and family drove out nea
Paige, Kansas, Saturday to look at tn
: land which Harry recently purchased
Sheriff elect James d. Glenn Ger
= tainly thinks Hays a model city i
;, which to reside Wonder why h
spends his Sundays in that city
: I's|Fess up James,"
@ ssHer bright smile haunts me still
3 and we know that's why Miss Matti
: wears lonesome expression and w
do not blame her for all miss Mis-
3 Miss Catherine (Walsh).
3 May the choicest blessings of
z bounteous Thanksgiving be enjoye
x -.
Z turn thanks for all favors and hea1t
z and remember the poor and needy i
3 distress.
3 The holiday season and goods hav
z arrived we know for we heard tn
& footing of the Christmas horn" Sal
3 urday afternoon and the tsIids'' pun
& chased them at the Berger Mere c,
3 Store.
{ Miss DIagda1ena Uhrich returne
; Friday evening from Salina where sh
z had gone with her cousin who was OF
& Grated on at st. Johns hospital
3 is reported that she came out of th
z serious ordeal nicely and is expects
6 to greatly improve in future health.
& Mesdarnes A. H Berger and J.
3 Peacock gave very interes ting car
z party to about twenty of their FRIEND
"a last Wednesday evening and a mo:
- enjoyable evening was spent and
dainty lunch served to the guest
The party was given at the Peacoc
g home
& Do not forget the dance Frida
8 evening, Goth inst, given by tt
3 Legion Post Moore Buya tick
g If you don't dance or want to CO.
8 no one should fail to give our heros
= a helping hand Benken's orchestl
z will furnish the music and they a
q fine musicians.
8 DR.. Nj. J.. BROWN, OF SALIVA
Specialist in the medical and su
q nrira1 diseases of he