Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-06-14
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Mason this week
| Miss Grace Altman was up from
Ellis last Saturday visiting her many
Wa-Keeney friends.
". Newman, of Illinois, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w.
| N. Larrabee this week.
Miss Celia K. Cutler came up on
the freight Wednesday from Ellis to
attend the Icely-Kirby wedding.
The Marcy sisters of the south
part of the county are attending
business at Hutchinson, Kans.
Andrew Croft left the first of the
week for Macksyille, Kansas, where
he will work during harvest and
threshing time.
Miss Hattie Tawney of Ottawa,
Kansas, visited with Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Benson last Tuesday. Miss
Tawney is sister of w. II. Tawney
of Ogallah.
H W. Ashcraft has traded his Big
Creek farm for stock of goods and
good sized chunk of cash to a firm
at Sycamore, Kansas. Cal Lloyd con-
summated the deal.
At meeting of the Shareholders
of the Wa-Keeney State Bank held
on the the 18th inst. it was voted to
extend their charter to SO years as
the same expires by limitation next
month. This bank has been running
almost 30 years under one manage
ment.
Hon. J. c.. Tyler and children, of
Garden City, were in this city, We'd
nesday on their way to their farm in
Trego county. They were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown,
of Girard, who will probably locate
on the farm.-Ness City News.
A number of the young people of
the Presbyterian Christian Endeavo1
are planning to go to Ellis on Satur-
and Sunday to attend the 18th dis
trict Convention of the Christian En-
deavor Society which meets there
the 18th and 18th inst. A large
meeting is expected.
Henry Ashcraft will hold a public
sale at his farm on Big Creek next
Wednesday,. This is the biggest sale
| held this season and as Mr.. A is not
going to leave anything on the farm
everything will be sold. Read his
ad in this issue and don't forget t.
attend the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham anC
children left last Friday evening TO
Kansas City, Mo-, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Gun
ningham has az position as dining ca
conductor on the U. P. running GU
of Kansas City. The Cunningham
hotel is closed for the present
George P. Lohnes went to Wa
Keeney, the fore part of last wee
and bought back Mr.. and Mrs. H. f
Copley, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, sci
ing them 100 acres of land in tn
northeast part of Ness county. Fl
took them back to Wa-Keeney, Wee
. nesday of last week Ness Cit
News.
: Will r. Walker, of the Salin
country south of here, came up i
his new Ford last Thursday. He VIZ
J accompanied by his wife and lit
/ children. He brought up Joe Ste
ritt's little girl and left her with h,
II grandfather, H. E. Sterritt. 81
. will go to her father out near NJ
fat, Colorado.-Hill City Repub
II can.
III. P. Trip, of the Waldo vicinit
was in Russell Decoration Day. F
| was accompanied by the fami
and Alpha Pangburn and mothe
| Mr.. Trip is one the best count
1 CORES pondents in the state. +
writes the Up-Creek items in t
Luray Herald. Russell Record
II P. Trip is a relative of Marst
Trip.
III Boys will be boys, and they oft
| take chances that make their ED,
| shudder for the possible conseque
| ces. A few days ago some of t
| boys of that neighborhood went
swimming in a pool out southeast
town, and one of them, Ed Nam
came near drowning.
III That he was not drowned v
probably due to the help giy
him by Ralph Harlan, younger a
MI smaller bow Ed cried out for he