Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02

viii be fresh soon Inquire of E. U.
Hit. Collyer, Kansas adv It
! School teachers take notice. Get
an Elgin, Wa1tham or Hampden
bracelet watch at The Reliable Jewel
| ry Store adv 2t
As special premium for the Trego
| County Fair next week Mrs F. H
Durham is Offering one dollar for
the SIX best button holes worked by
girl under sixteen years
Mrs E. McGrnsey and Mrs. Frank
| Gown and child, who had been visit
| ing at the home of p W. McGnnsey,
at Ransom, took the train here Wed
| nesday for their home at Hays
George Bayerline, wife and daugh-
ter, of Delaware Ohio, were here
few days during the last week visiting
at the home of the RoIoson's- Mr..
Bayerline is a nephew of N B. Roll
OSon-
Pete Ostberg and family, of Ogallah
township, were transacting business
here Monday Mr.. Ostberg is living
| Oh the forestry station farm. He is
one of the new subscribers TO The
| World
The mem bers of the Presbyterian
Sunday school are arranging for
! picnic for the children in the court
house park this evening. Al! connect
ed with the Sunday school are invited
to be present.
| Gilbert Shuler, of Lyons, Kansas,
and Leo and Henry Brown and Henry
| Kolhoff, of near Hutchinson, Kansas,
visited last Friday at the home of
part of the city.
/ A II. Hanm went down to Hays
Saturday forenoon and was accom-
panied home in the afternoon by his
daughter, Miss Grace, who recently
underwent an operation at ST. An
thongs hospital for appendicitis.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison, instruc-
tor in the primary department of our
city schools, came up from her home
| at Hays Monday for the purpose of
| making arrangements for board and
room during the coming school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Marshall were
very much pleased this week over re
ceiving bushel of pears and a bushe1
of apples as present from o. A.
Cortright, who is now at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Mccormick, at
| Twin Falls, Idaho.
While attempting to crank up
Ford last Monday, Mr.. LAME, of
Oklahoma, who is visiting at the home
of his counsin, Paul LanIe, southwest
of WaKeeney, sustained a broken
| right arm because the thing kicked
backward. DIR. Burnett set the frac-
ture.
The World would like very much to
have rural correspondent in the
south part of Garham county north
of WaKeeney- We have quite a num-
Der of subscribers in that territory
| and would like to give them some
Graham county news for their money
fsa ould like for someone to take the
work.
Mr. and Mrs Peter DeBoer and
family from the Baptist parsonage
into their own home Wednesday,
Since the top of their residence was
destroyed by fire several weeks ago
the house has been undergoing re-
modelling and repairing and is now one
of the most attractive residences in
the city.
The ball game which took place
on the local diamond Sunday was one
of the best of the season. 1t was
close from start to finish From the
first half of the fourth inning the
score was two and two. In the first.
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three safe bits and ran in three
scores The game closed with five to
two in favor of WaKeeney
Fred w Riggs has opened up a
cream station and tire repair shop m
the warehouse building at the rear of
Kel1y1s store and viii use the room
formerly occupied by Sam Kelly as a
cream station He will pay the best
price possible for cream and will do
steam vulcanizing and repairing. He
is carrying an advertisement for each
line of business in this issue of The
World
There was little fire scare in Wa
Keeney Wednesday morning but for
tunately there was no serious results
regardless of the narrow escape.
While doing some cooking on a gas
oline stove at the w. w. Sellers home
tho ran Snr77np 1oaL and he