Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-05-23
Five new subscribers this week
Mrs r. c. Wilson is on the sick
list.

Marshal Reddig is doing some good |
worl, on our streets
Mrs. Chase Wilson is visiting her
parents at Emporia this week
Don't fail to attend the minstrel
show next Wednesday evening
Attorney Flood of Ellis was in the
city on legal business Wednesday.
Read what the Blue Front Imple-
ment store has to say in this weeks
issue.
J.E. Fritts is enjoying visit from
his father, Captain Fritts, of Lucas,
Kans.
James Finch was down from Tow
ner, Colo, last Sunday visiting home
folks.
w. A Eppler was up from Ellis
last Sunday visiting his son, Archie,
and wife.
Joe Reddig, who has been working
in Rocks county, is home this week
on a visit.
Mrs. Hattie Willard of Salina is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cora Shaw,
| this week.
! Mrs. E. E. Brougher of Grinnell
visited her sister, Miss Ida Courtney,
Thursday.
lah last Monday and made US an APP
preciated visit.
Biff Borah was down from Grinnell
Thursday and Friday visiting his
chum, Billie Jones.
Mrs. S. E. Herrick of Russell, is
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Herrick this week.
VIM. Rhoden enjoyed visit from
| California, this week.
]. G. Hixson shipped three cars of
porkers to Kansas City, Tuesday, and
a car of cattle Monday.
R. T. Bean, the photographer, left
| Tuesday morning for Ellsworth. He
returned Friday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Fothergill of Eagle
Grove, Iowa, is visiting her sister,
1 w Il D IL A-ODsJ Cl1AS WOCh.
The postoffice block looks 100 per
cent better since Ted Morgan treated
it to several coats of fresh paint.
Mrs. A. Bamberg of Salina is Wis
iting her daughters, Mrs. Erred and
Otto Schwanbeck, at Voda this week
F. H. Ridgway of Ogallah township
announces his candidacy for treasur-
er on the Republican ticket in this
issue.
For Sale-Avery threshing outfit in
good order, 20 horse power engine,
36x60 separator. L. A. Krhut, Collyer,
| KanS.-Adv-12
June is coming with its hot weather
and sudden hail storm, protect your
crops with a hail policy written by r.
G. Wilson s. Son.-Adv.
Mrs. F. H. Burnham attended the
o. E. S. Grand Chapter meeting at
Fort Scott this week as representa-
tive of Wa-Keeney Chapter.
! HI. B. Hudson, of the Blue Ribbon
neighborhood, is enjoying a visit from
his brother of Independence, Oregon.
This is their first meeting in thirty
/ five years.
| A. NJ. Finley, book-keeper for the
Blue Front Implement House of
Ellis, is assisting A. L. Eppler at the
Blue Front store here this week Mr..
f. is No. l man.
With our rank growth vegetation
and Junes sudden changes bring hail,
the result is loss to you Save that
loss by taking a hail policy with r.
! G. Wilson & Son.-Adv.
We wish TO correct an error which
occurred in the Union Pacific ad last
week. The rate from Wa-Keeney to
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
is S1445 instead of s16.45.
Our old friend, Hugh Tidball was
in from the North Saline, Wednes-
day, and made US call. Hugh says
he has a field of rye that beats any
thing he ever. saw for growth. He
has been in this county since 1878
and says never before did crops look
better than at present
/ Last Friday evening the seniors OF
| tba Hiob ScbooI nrpSaptod tho first