Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-04-27

domiciled in the old Ed Porter prop
erty.
Mrs. Ed Brown visited in Goxe
county several days last week return
ing home last Monday.
Mrs. Repine has been qnite seri-
ously sick this week at the home of
her sister, Mrs j. III. Murray.
The Methodist Aid Society will
serve lunch at the home of Mrs. G.
Bronson next Friday afternoon.
The Good Will society will meet
with Mrs. III. J. HiIle next Wednes-
day afternoon, May 1st. Plenty of
work.
G. L. Hartman spent the greater
part of the week in Wild Horse. Col.
looking after his lumber interests
there.
Order baby chicks now at &c each.
Rhode Island Reds. my own stock, at
y 1-2c each. J. w. Binghnm, Wa
Keeney, Kansas. 27tf
c. Steinberger was called to Tope-
ka Thursday night in response to
telegram stating the-extreme illness
of his aged mother.
An error crept into Persons Suit
read neckties cleaned for &c instead
of 25c. Read his ad this week.
The Equal Suffrage society will
meet with Mrs. Reed at the Nj. E.
parsonage, Monday, at 2 p. m. All
ladies interested invited to attend
On Thursday evening Prof, Rep
pert and a number of the High School
boys went to Norton to attend the
n ier 1oly 1n16
on Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Bailey of Coll
yer have moved to Wa-Keeney where
MI. Bailey has position as night
operator at the depot. Mrs. Bailey
Farmers, Read the sale notice in
this issue of n. w. and L. Fl. Phares
on next Thursday. They have horses.
cattle, farm machinery, household
goods etc, for sale. Don't forget to
attend this sale.
J. W. Spena spent Tuesday in Oak
ley. We understand Editor Young
of the Oakley Graphic is talking Of
buying Ford touring car. Go
ahead. brother, they beat shoe
Miss Lottie Query, who taught a
very successful term of school in Coll
yer township, was in the city this
week the guest of Miss Ethel Cloud.
She left for her home at Fort Scott,
Kans., the latter part of the week.
Last Wednesday Miss Ethel Cloud
closed a very successful term of
school in the Joe Spena district. APP
propriate exercises by the pupils and
a basket dinner were the events of
h. 1nr L.
lent satisfaction and this district is
very DESTROYS of her services next
year.
Last Friday Ray Nelson closed
very successful term of school at
Collyer- Ray has made a splendid
teacher in the Collyer school and the
patrons of the school speak in terms
of highest praise of his efficient work.
A pleasing program was rendered af-
ter which followed the field day
sports and couple games of ball.
Quite number from Wa-Keeney at
tended the exercises.
Last Monday Mrs. Judge Smith of
Stockton came to Wa-Keeney in be-
half of the suffrage movement. Mrs.
A. H. Blair entertained for her at
dinner Monday and in the afternoon
a reception was given at the home of
Ill.
goodly number was present and
suffrage league was organized with
the following officers: Rev. Mrs.
Reed, president; Mrs. c. c. Yetter,
first vice president; Mrs. w. G. Bak-
er, second vice president: Miss Foth-
ergill. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Herrick, secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Myerly, press correspondent. Mrs.
Nader of Collyer has charge of the
educational work and Miss Elise Neu-
enschwander of Lawrence is in charge
of the extension work. Mrs. Smith
delivered very interesting address
TO large audience at the court house
on Monday evening and left on the
night train for other points east
where she was engaged to speak.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Locust
club held its sixth Annual Guest Day
meeting at the home of Mrs. 81. S.
Givler. The room decorations con-
sisted of ferns and blooming potted
plants. The day was an ideal spring
)ne and every member of the club
vas present with their guest with
Dnly one exception, A most helpful
md entertaining program was rem
Tered. The following excellent pa
)erS were read and were much appre-
;iated by all. Success" by Mrs. j.
Z. Jones, Successful Men, by Mrs.
). L. Hartman. Successful Women
)y Mrs. A. H. Blair, and ''Sociol Hy-
siene" by Mrs. i. Il. Purcell Roll
all was responded to by items of in
crest which pertained to the SUBJ
ect. Miss Anna Hastings rendered
,wo very pleasing piano selections
which added much to the pleasure of
he company. After the rendering
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