09 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
1
Sunday social with WHI Gox and friends in AVE is noted. Will Eaton and family visited Chaste on Wednesday. Kons and Waldo added a large stock of barn repairs. Lacking clear details, readers hear talk of a hardware store planned near Oxaling in the near future.
Big Creek reports cold to mild weather with limited sun and many people attending events this week. Schooling resumes as Purbeck plans to begin work on Mrs Doutcher’s house. Lumber prices slow building projects. Evangelist C J Martin dined with Cross and visited South School district 11. Miss Mattie Norcross from Ellis, Kansas City relatives. References to Fills Headlight and U P system endings.
The page notes extreme cold with the coldest day of the year and no Sunday school that Sunday in Voda. It mentions local people such as Ralph Kristel delivering bags, Blvin Wolff helping A Tegtmeyer Ill his tee house, and Owens entering a hot business buying 36 head of cattle. The column laments dental bills in Trego county and criticizes a book dispenser, urging local patronage and noting a return of Gus Banta.
Miss Rose and Miss Sadie Bighier spent Sunday at their Bosna home while Allie Bestia Larrabes visited Daisy Hall on Tuesday evening. Several pupils were absent from school due to bad weather. Tarbes and sister Eillak were guests of Mayme gud Mytre Rinhier last Thursday.
A small gathering occurred Wednesday at Dowrtiey with Lin Wiss Til leading the event. Everyone present appeared to enjoy the celebration and wore nice attire.
The column records a mix of local observations in Collyer including mild weather effects on skating, school plans, church services, and residents like Mrs. Win Lorimer and Miss Betler. It mentions gatherings, a masquerade, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Jesse Hickman, and upcoming services at St. Michaels with references to Oakley and Glenn.
Government thermometer readings show Maxituwit temperatures with Friday at 60 and Saturday near 60. The week is described as the coldest of the winter so far, as Wa Keeney records values and notes the overall frigid pattern. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during grandmother’s illness with thanks to singers. Auction offers and notices for hats and cattle appear among community notices.
Program of Trego County Teachers association to be held Saturday February 23 1907 at 2 00 pm Music Quotations Lincoln sayings Lesson In Literature Pages 253 282 Miss Rose A Biebler Paper Subject selected by writer Miss Nannie Gienn Topic From Practical Teaching chapter VI Mrs C D Smith Recitation Mrs Sara Courts Address
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