Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-01-15
ALL OFFICIAL COUNTY NEWS


Joe Razak, of Collyer, was tram
sacting business here Wednesday,
Mrs. Peter DeBoer went down to
Ellis Wednesday for visit with rel
atives and friends
Mrs H. c. johnson and little
daughter, Cleo, visited with friends
at Ogallah Wednesday,
RAYMOND Custer came up from
Ellsworth and visited over Sunday
with Mrs. Custer at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Walker.
The Rev. Gerrit Snyder, of Hays,
is announced to preach in the Pres
byterian church next Sabbath even
ing. All are invited to come and hear
him.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Littlechi1d, Jr-,
went down to Hays Wednesday where
Mrs. Littlechild underwent an exam
ination at the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. E. FL. Hillman arriv-
ed home the first of the week from
taken on the Bankers Life Special,
and report extra fine trip.
Elmer Wanker, OF Clay Center,
Kansas, left for his home Wednesday
iting at the home OF his uncle, Frank
Wanker, north of WaKeeney-
Sheriff DeBoer has turned the work
of the office over to his deputy, A L.
Fox, and is out this week working
his threshing outfit, helping the farm
John Glass was up from Glencoe
township last Saturday Iansactlng
business He does not come to Wa
Keeney very often but finds it to his
advantage to get here a few times a
year.
young Scotch Collie dog. Light Gin
anon color and quite shaggy. Reward
offered for his return Mrs l. c.
Gleason, Wa-Keeney, Kansas. Ad. At
Godfrey Defines, son. of Mr.: and
Mrs Geo. Deines, ten miles southwest
of Wa-Keeney, is suffering from the
effects of a broken leg sustained Sun
day evening from a fall from
horse DR. Herrick was called and
administered to him.
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Mrs. Isenberg and little daughter
Paradise, Kansas, after having been
called here on account of the illness
of Mrs Isenberg's grandfath A j :
Johnson, who is now a little improved
in condition.
S. c. Hefner arrived home Mon
day night from Missouri where he
had been visiting relatives for a
couple of weeks. Wednesday after
visit with his son who lives near
Cove City
The Acre Brothers, j. H, Frank
and Charles, of this city, received
word the first of the week Of the ser
ious illness of their mother at Paola,
Ind. Christmas night she fell and
broke her hip and on account of her
extreme age she has suffered much
Tuesday for Indiana to be with his
mother and to represent the brothers
from this city.
1t doesn't seem to make any diff
ference whether it is an axle on an
automobile, a piece of any other farm
machine, a roller bearing or one OF
the minute parts of a linotype ma
chine, I. A. Woerner, of the Overland
garage seems to know how to fix it
The World Office tried him a couple
of times during the last week and he
| made the parts as good as new and
set the machine going again.
According to the report in the
Topeka State Journal received this
morning, a test vote was taken Wed
nesday ON the NIndusriai' bill now
pending before the Legislature The
| ing clause, which if it had carried
| would have killed the bill. There
| were 80 votes against the motion
and two in favor of it. Mr.. Amos Oh
| Shawnee county and Mr.. Kline ot
this county were the dissenting two
/ Mr.. Kline seems to have lined UP with
| a hopeless minority.
| There was large attendance pres
ent at the Presbyterian church last
| Sunday morning to hear the sermon
preached by the Rev F. A Heizer
of Luverne, Iowa Rev Heller was q
| candidate for the pastorate of the
| church and at the close of the sermon
a congregational meeting was held
and it was decided to offer him the
| pulpit of the church at a salary Oh
| fifteen hundred dollars per year. Al
| the evening services Rev Heizel
| announced that he would accept the
| offer He left on train 102 the same
evening on his return to Iowa 1t vii
| probably take month OF six weeks
| for Mr.. Heller to get things in shape
so that he can move his family te
Wa-Keeney- His family consists Oh
| his wife, son sixteen years old anC
a son eighteen months old
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