Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-04-26

eFS Sdy-SlnCe the rain
Peterson, the horse buyer, bought
car load of good horses TUESDAY.
Dr. Herrick has had to make
numerous visits in the vicinity of
Coilyer this week.
E. Belden of Dodge City purchased
the old w. d. Austin place south of
Voda from Robert Kirkendall this
week.
Money. Money!. Money,l on your
farms When you want loan on
your farm call at the Wa-Keeney
State Bank. p adv
John Hyland and family have re-
turned to their former home in Trego
county. They spent the winter in
Ford county.
Mrs. ]. II. Murray and sister, Mrs.
Repine are enjoying visit from
their brother whose home is in Rock
Island, Ill.
Rev. Allison returned home last
Saturday morning from Smith Center
where he attended the meetings of
the Osborne Presbytry.
The lecture by Rev Zumwalt of
Topeka, last Sunday night at the NJ.
E. church was largely attended and
was said to be most excellent
j. w. Spena is pushing the work
very rapidly on his garage this week.
1t will be mighty fine well equip
ped garage when John gets it COM
pleted.
Geo Butcher lost valuable COW
last Wednesday from milk fever.
This was quite loss for Mr. Butcher
as cows are worth their weight in
good these days.
Geo. P. Griffith, formerly editor of
the Hays Republican, but now travel
ing for the International Harvester
company was a pleasant caller at
this office Wednesday
F. w. Wheeler of Sterling, ILL.,, is
here this week looking after some of
his business affairs. Mr.. Wheeler is
quite we'll known here as he has visit
ed Trego county number of times.
D. Mcknight attended the Cahail
sale at Ogallah Tuesday and on his
way home to Banner called at this
office and left an order for some sale
bills. Read his sale notice on page 8.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday as Rev.
Allison will assist in the dedication
of an addition to the Presbyterian
church at Hays on that date. The
new addition will be used for Sabbath
School purposes.
The Wa-Keeney State. Bank receiy-
ed draft from the Bankers Life
Association for 100000 in payment
of policies held by the late Thomas
Schimkowitsch, who died on the 14th
inst. This is sure prompt work, as no
one could ask more prompt adjust
ment and payment on claim than
this.
Manual Schimkowitsch and Chas.
Folkers left Thursday for Manhat-
tan where they will settle up the
property owned by Thos Schimko-
witsch, deceased. Mr.. S. willed his
restaurant to Manual and Mr.. Folkers
as administrator will fix up the pa
pers and give Manual a deed to this
property as his share of the estate.
The entertainment by the Imperial
| Concert Co. on Thursday was largely
attended and was fine. Miss Frost,
the reader, was unable to be present
which was a disappointment to the
audience, but the violinist and sing
er rendered most pleasing and en-
| PERTAINING program. The violinist
was an artist in her line and the sing
er was among the best that has ever
appeared in Wa-Keeney. This closes
| the seasons entertainments.
i The first of the week Mr.. and Mrs
j. J. Drummond received an invita-
ton from ST. Louis, Mo-, to attend
the annual graduating exercises Of
trained nurses from the Missouri
Baptist Sanitarium. Their daughtel
Mary was one of the class of 1913 anc
has completed four years course fol
which she received her diploma. Mis-:
II Drummond is said to stand very higl
in her class. The exercises were helc
on Thurday evening, April 18th a
the Delman Baptist church St Louis
MT and Mrs. Drummond have ever,
reason to be proud of their daughte
and her many friends here join il
4 1r cnIar.did enc