Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-01-08

T. E. Wooters and son, who live
daughter have both been the sick
list this week
Mrs l. A Woerner and little
south of Graifeld, m Cove county, are
here visiting at the home of his cous-
ms, Ed Fike and sister.
John Hartman left Wednesday
morning on his return to Salina where
he is a student at ST. Johns Military
College, after having spent the mid
winter vacation at home in this city
Mrs Edna Walker-Custer arrived
home last Sunday evening from the
honeymoon trip to Illinois and is
again engaged at school work in the
city schools Mr. Custer is complet-
ing his years work at Ellsworth
J. E. Evans, who is local represen-
tative for the National Farm Loans
Association, informs us that since the
| first of last October the farmers OF
this vicinity have made application
for over S147,00O worth of loans
Sixty-seven marriage licenses were
issued in Trego county during the
year 1919, which is about 25 per cent
above the average rate for the past
ten years. Let the good work go on
| the more licenses sold the more money
| the county will have
The SCOTS novelty entertainers, a
| number on the Voda lecture course,
| viii be at the Voda hall, Wednesday
evening, January 18th. A moving pic
ture show will proceed the entertain
rnent at 1850 All are invited to come
to this entertainment.
H V. Adams, humorous lecturer, a
number on the High School lecture
| course was the attraction last evenin g
at hte Garden Theatre. Mr.. Adams is
an excellent speaker and has spoken
here once or twice before and never
fails to please his audience
Harold Perry and Miss Beulah
Perry who spent the Christmas va
| cation at the home of their parents
in this city, left Monday morning for
Salina where Harold is student al
Wesleyan University and Miss Beulah
is taking a course at the Salina Bus
mess College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sellers enter
tanned a number of their friends at
New Years dinner: Those presen
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schwan
beck and family, DIR. and Mrs. Her
rick, Mrs. F1iesbach, mother of Mrs
, Herrick, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Woerner
, Mr.. and Mrs Chris Fellers and fam
, | lily and Mr.. and Mrs Jim Rhoades.
f R. c. Wilson and C. H. Benson wer
: down to Ogallah Tuesday attending
e meeting of the directors and stock
e holders of the OgaIlah State Banl
l All the old officers were reelected
five thousand dollars was added t
the surplus and a good dividend de
clared. A very pleasing feature o
: the meeting was the dinner served b.
5 Mrs Roy Blakely and Mrs. Ros
Blakely.
; The home coming and departing O
the young people of this vicinity VIII,
are students of the various institu
: ton of higher learning reminds u
5 of Mr.. Ri1ey's poem, GOOD Bye an,
5 Howdy Do These young people ar
at home for a short time and the1
; comes the good byes again and the,
are gone for several months more
Read the poem and see how nicely
z fits. The young people listed a weel
2 or SO ago as being at home for tn
5 vacation, have all returned to schoo
and college work.
H. M Sprague, of Casper an
3 Wheatland, Wyoming, has been her
z this week looking after business mat
2 tefs ana dIsposlng OF his property L
5 this city and vicinity c. r. HiIle pur
z chased his residence property a bloc
2 east of the Baptist church and he
5 about to close deal for the sale O
3 his farm land north of town today
He is contemplating locatig perman
3 emily in Wyoming. Harry is a hight
3 good citizen and has many friend
e who regret that he has decided to lie
9 cate elsewhere At present he and F
8 H. Hobbs, formerly of the We
e Keeney Clothing Co., are in the cloth
g ing business at Wheat1and, Wyomins
G Mr.. Sprague says Wheatland is
3 county seat town a little larger tina
3 this but with bank deposits which ru
& over three million dollars. It's look
9 like they had gotten into a might
3 good location Here is wishing the1