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De Witt's Little Early Risers are advertised as famous small liver pills. Sold by W. W. Greson. Prices requested for produce items and pills.
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
4
De Witt's Little Early Risers are advertised as famous small liver pills. Sold by W. W. Greson. Prices requested for produce items and pills.
Charles Kirby offers holiday goods while neighbors visit and travel. Mr Razak and family spent Saturday with Steve Krbut. Mrs Gushewsky and husband visited Quinter last Friday. A well attended dance at Mrs F Krbut’s new evening. Rainfall over Sunday and Monday welcomed by all. Mrs F Preston back in hospital for further treatment. Dr Isenberg called to country on professional visit. Mr Seeley of Osborne shipped cattle Sunday. R J Tague drove cattle to Kansas City and back Friday. Mrs J Deatrich Jr recovering well from operation. J Spady and family returned from three months with Glantz family in Oklahoma. Surprise party for Misses Sier and Cooper. fond reports. Miss Hattie Kirby owns a reproduction of the Listene Madonna as gift from brother. For Sale, a brand new raise man cabinet grand piano for $175 cash or $185 on time. $10 down and $1 weekly, 30 days free trial. Piano at Mrs Chas Thiel’s residence. Other bargains on terms. Inaware of Mrs John Glenn.
Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Dr Thomas Electric Oil. It takes the sting out of cuts burns or bruises at once and claims pain cannot stay where it is.
TREGO GENTER welcomes rain as Geo Hobbick visits and kin from Smith county. Lowell and Side Brown are guests of Earl and Ethel Hill Saturday night. Mrs May Cruzon returns home after Fanny wedding travel. Ed Hobbick and wife come back from a pleasant visit with Henry Hobbick and family. Mr and Mrs Hill of Melvern visit their son Ray in the vicinity this week.
Local notes report a daily rural route after October 31 to be established, Wm Cox sold a car to his brother at Hays, and several residents visited relatives. Voda precinct voters to use Collyer township east half, county commissioners approve a new road benefiting rural patrons, and J R Owens harvested about 1200 bushels of potatoes. A correction fixes Krhut Plyr grain threshed to 46,000 bushels. Dean's Regulates advertised for bilious attacks.
Quiet campaign and respectful rural route mood in Ogallah. Ogallah Literary Society to begin meetings soon after the election. A group traveled to Kansas City for the Stork show and returns report on various happenings. Mrs. B. Mapes, recently from Kansas City hospital, is improving slowly after several weeks away. World subscription offered at one dollar annually.
F W MusGrave states he has sold his barber shop in Wa-Keeney to Mr Harry Gearhart and thanks patrons for liberal support during his stay. Gearhart, trained by MusGrave, requires no further introduction per the notice. Also announced is the October Teachers Examination to be held in Wa-Keeney on October 30 and 31, 1908, per County Superintendent Mrs C D Smith.
Mrs Lochiel Scott of 2636 Montgalls Ave Kansas City reports that David Bispham's concert was a superb musical treat. Tickets are on sale for November 9 with seating by lot on November 6. Orders to W S Picken at the State Normal School Hays. Also notes a November 14 15 visit by Dr M J Brown at the American House and along with local vignettes and ads for Verbeck Lucas lumber products and Kennedy laxative syrup.
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