Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-06-21

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last Saturday evening.
Attorney Countryman of Phillips
burg is visiting his mother, Mrs. d.
L. Countryman, this week.
Miss Edna Howe returned home
the first of the week after a weeks
visit in Minnesota and Kansas.
II. w. Ashcraft's sale was held
Wednesday and everything sold well.
One milk COW sold for SIS and mule
for $40.
Mr.. and Mrs Basil Robson of
Stockton spent last Sunday in Wa
Keeney the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartman.
Mrs. Axel Nelson of Ogallah re-
turned from the hospital at Topeka
the first of the week much improved
in health.
Bill Kelly's camp is one of the
most popular summer resorts on the
Saline at this time, and will be as
long as the camp last.
Chas. Steele advertises public sale
has a lot of good stuff for sale and
farmers should attend this sale.
G. w. Tunnel and a Mr. Cough
enour were over from Brownell the
first of the week attending to bust
ness matters at the court house.
Miss Torrey and Miss Mccormick
who have been visiting at the
home of Banker Wilson departed
Friday morning for their respective
homes.
Cyril Wilson of GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
arrived in the city Friday morning
on train 1O1 and will entertain his
uncle, J. r. Wilson, for several
weeks.
E. M. Cass, who owns the old Holm
quist place south of Ogallah, had
some Topeka parties looking at his
farm with a view of trading for it
this week.
E. Lindberg and family of Ogal!ah
visited with Mrs. Lindberg's mother,
Mrs. D. Countryman, Thursday and
Friday, during the Sunday School
convention
G. E. Ridgway sold his household
goods at public auction last Saturday
and left Monday for Fargo, N OAK
ota, where he will work for the j. 1.
Case Machine Co. as collector
On Friday morning Charlie Spena
who lives southwest of town was
bitten by rattlesnake while fixing
fence. Medical assistance was sum-
moned at once and DIR. Herrick i'm
mediately left for the Spena place
We are glad to inform. our readers
and no serious complications have
yet developed.
Millbrook lodge 2S1 A. F. and A. M,
of Hill City, extended an invitation to
Lenora 181 and Wa-Keeney Lodge
148 A. f. and A M. to visit and par
ticipate in degree work on Saturday
June IA. The following members of
the Wa-Keeney Lodge attended, c..
r. Kirby, Grover Hays, Arthur Cock
rell, John Kirkner, A. w. Heyl, J. c..
Cortright, G. P. Hinshaw, S. j.
Straw, G. M. Aldrich, J. j. Keraus
Hugh Wonner, d. CIPHER, A. j..
Ellermeyer, Guy Blakely, Adolph
Schwanbeck and Jas. Hanna of Mill
brook lodge. Lenora Lodge was also
well represented. After attending to
work and ceremonies in the hall,
luncheon was served at Hotel
DeShoupS. Universal verdict of all
that attended was that Millbrook
Lodge are royal entertainers and the
trip to Hill City will be long remem-
bered as an exceedingly pleasant one
The last legislature passed two
laws, which are now in effect, intend
ed to aid in the collection of &C
counts. One, known as the debtors
court, provides that the county COM
miSsioners can appoint someone in
each township to serve as judge of
the court without pay, and laborers,
washer-women, painters, carpenters,
ETC., who have small accounts against
parties for whom they have worked,
can present same for collection to the
Judge, who serves without pay, and
service can be obtained by telephone
without cost, and no attorney need
appear. 1t is for the collection of
small accounts due laborers, mech
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