Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-08
COLLIER LOCALS

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field Sunday
Warren Mack and wife are taking
in the sights at K. c.
Mrs. w. R. Downie has recovered
from her recent Illness
Sheriff Glenn was a business WISH
| tor here Saturday morning.
Ralph Austin and family now en-
| joy the music of an Edison pure tone
Mr.. and Mrs C. C. Hickman were
| Quinter visitors last Thursday even
ing.
Frank Smiths family occupy the
rooms vacated by the Star Cafe pro-
per-
c. C. Hickman and wife were visi-
| tors Sunday evening at Lynch's at
| Voda.
Bert Brown of Topeka was a visitor
last week looking after his wheat in
terests.
Mrs. Rose Krhut and little daugh-
tiers spent last Friday with Mrs. C.
C. Hickman
| D. C. BLACKWELL and wife are enter
| tanning some of their grand children
| from the east.
| The city school has received much
needed improvement in storm doors
| and vestibules
| Dame runor says there were over
| 200 autos at the oil field last Thurs
day afternoon.
| Henry Power is able to be up and a.
round again after his serious accident
three weeks ago.
Rev. Hughes and wife will occupy
| rooms at the lovely residence of V. J
Razak for the future.
John Glenn, wife, son, Paul, ate
supper Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. C. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walsh are en-
| tertaining the Misses Burns of Chi
cago, Ill, sisters of Mrs. Walsh.
Oil! Oil! yes they have struck it ane
of a good quality and here's hoping
the we'll will prove to be gusher.
The whooping cough has again
made it's appearance here and it is t.
be hoped it will not become ser
ious epidemic.
Business the past week has been I'm
usually good the past week and tn
Oh Doom mas Drought many 0xGLd
shoppers to our little city.
! The young idea will sally forth t.
, school Monday and under the corp
of competent instructors engaged thi
. year they should make fine progress
: Chas.3 Glenn, wife and son, Giles
: of Sharon Springs, Mrs. Lacerte, r
J. Tague and family, were entertain
ed Monday-evening at Mr.. and Mrs
! Henry Lacerte's.
Houses and then more houses ar
{ badly needed here and those able t
erect a few cottages would find it
lucrative proposition just now if the
would build them.
| Mrs. Harold Pathway and childre
were visitors at her mothers, Mrs. J
N. Sees last week. Baby ottawa
: who was quite sick is much better a
the present writing
:, Mesdames James Walsh, Emma La
: certe, John Glenn and the Misses Bur
2 of Chicago were visitors Saturday al
ternoon at Mrs. H. Lacerte', MissMat
!, | tie Thie1 was also a visitor there.
Miss Anna Razak has been absen
: from her place in the CoIlyer Unto
Store for the past few days owing t
illness. Her many friends hope t
I see hSf aDle Co soon resume Her WOf
I there.
Our ball team went to tSKeeney
Sunday to cross bats with the W.
|. Keeney nine and we know If the raj
: had not stopped the game our boy
S would have given them some han
playing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glenn and sol
Giles, of Sharon Springs, were tt
r guests of relatives here during tt
week. Joe Glenn and sister, Mrs.
s B. Flick, of McA1ister were also Wis
f tors here over Sunday night uni
o Tuesday morning.
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Ie (F'irst published in the Western Ka
"a SaS World Septer0ber l. 1921