Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-05-03

Jeph Bundy of Ellsworth was a
visitor with T. D. Bundy last Sun
day.
For sale-Good alfalfa hay at sc. SO
per ton E-E- Pearl on John Red
dig ranch--adv
C. L. Hartman spent the most of
the week in Limon and Genoa, Colo,
looking after his lumber yards
One top buggy for sale cheap also
single harness both in good repair
Inquire of S. J. c. Hockman--adv 9
Miss Lena Mensing, who has been
visiting her sister at Beverly, Kan,
returned home the first of the week
Ice ordered on Sunday or any other
day excepting ice days, will be charg-
ed for at the rate of s1-0O per 100
adv. 9.
Seed Corn for Sale-Red river and
80 day calico hand picked. tipped,
shelled and graded. ]. R. Wilson,
adv 9.
The poles are up for the air dome
and manager Ufford is hurrying
things so he can be ready to start be-
fore long.
Uncle Ben Sellers, who was here
about. ten days attending to business
matters, returned to Kansas City
Thursday morning.
G. f. Folkers returned the first of
the week from a trip to Manhattan
and Wichita. He says wheat looks
good in those sections
Chas. E. Downie, assistant cashier
of the Collyer State bank, was a Wa
Keeney visitor Tuesday morning and
made us an agreeable call.
Jack Shrader, who spent the winter
in Osborne county, returned to Trego
the latter part of last week and
is located in the Bob Kirk neighbor-
hood.
Postmaster Olson was down from
Coilyer between trains Wednesday
evening and made use short visit
Mr.. Olson make a mighty coed post
master as he attends strictly to BUSH
ness.
During the past week J. W. Spena
sold another car load of Ford auto
mobiles and will have another car
next week The Ford is sure seller
and John is the boy that, knows how
to sell EN-.
The Good Will Society will meet
with Mrs. T. B. Hays Wednesday,
May I. Business of Importance will
be transacted. especially arrange
mentS made for Decoration Day din
ner. A good attendance is desired
John Schaaf, east section foreman.
killed coyote the first of the week
just little way east of town. The
animal got caught in the railroad
fence south of Rudolph Horak's and
John killed him with big hammer
Will Wollner has given the post
office new coat of paint, which i'm
proves it very much. He also did
the inside work of the Owen restaur-
ant. Will is an artist with paint
brush with whom but few can
compete.
Under the auspices of the Woman S
Presbyterian Missionary Society, a
stereoptican lecture with lantern
slides on Making Americans" will
be given in the assembly room of the
High School building, Sabbath even
ing, May 4th, at o'clock p. M. An
offering will be taken.
Mr.. Stephens, the gentleman who
worked up the financial courage of
our citizens to the chautauqua size,
is good example of what persist
ence will do. He is the Moses that
every dead" town should pray for.
Marquette Tribune. Wa-Keeney is
not dead but we shall be pleased &c
see Mr. Stevens on chautauqua bust
ness pretty soon.
April is a month full of rather
! famous events. 1t starts with AL
Fools Day, which is observed yer,
| generally all over the United Stated
On the 9Th Peary discovered the
north pole just four years ago. The
4 18TH was Thomas Jeffersons birth
day The 23d was Shakespeare's birth
day, which occurred just $40 years ago
and the 9th was General q. s. Grants
birthday, thus April has given u.
three men each famous in his owl
way.
Last Tuesday evening the High