Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-04-18
Mrs Ray Uford and mother were
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Seed corn for sale at 31-25 per
busheL John r. Wilson.-Adv.
f. B. Acre and family are domicil-
ed in the R. H. Burns residence.
County Attorney Hutzel attended |
to business in Hays last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Brown enjoyed a |
visit from Mrs. Hiddleson of Wichita
this week.
For Sale-1O0 bushels seed corn 1912
crop at s1-o0 per bushel- IS. e. Camp
beIl.-adv
Rev. and Mrs. Allison spent most
of the week at Hays attending the
Osborne Presbytery
Attend the Demonstration at
Kraus' Hardware store Friday and
Saturday, April 17-1S.
In this issue will be found the an
nouncements of o. L. Cook and III. F.
Kline for Representative.
There will be dance at Big Creek
hall Saturday evening, April 25, 1914.
You are invited to be there.
George Hazen and Joseph Curtis of
Wilcox township visited friends in
Wa-Keeney the first of the week.
Don't forget the date Rand, the
horse buyer will be here. He will pay
you highest market price for your
animals.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lemke and
little son were in from their ranch
on the Saline wednesday and made
US visit.
Last Tuesday afternoon the H. 0.
A Circle met with Mrs. L. r. Moore
with ten members present.-Mrs. J.
J. Keraus, Secretary.
Rand, the Kansas City horse buyer,
will be in Wa-Keeney, Saturday af-
ternoon, April 18th. Bring in your
horses and mares. ADV.
On Easter Sunday the churches all |
had fine Easter music, and many |
beautiful flowers added much to the |
decorations of each.
c. NJ Rand, the horse buyer, will
buy your horses and mares-from to |
Is years old. He can use so old mares |
at SO to $50 each. Bring them in
Adv.
John Hill called his sale off Tues
day and has rented the Buhnerkamp
farm on the Saline We are glad this
good family is going to stay in Trego |
If troubled with defective sight it |
will be wise of you to get the benefit |
of our 81 years experience in fitting
eyes. E. F. Sullivan, Optometrist, at
Wa-keeney, Tuesday, April 21.-Adv
Mrs Margaret Shaver, who has
been visiting at the home of her
Mrs. ]. T. w. Cloud, for
several months, departed Wednesday
morning for Atlantic City, Iowa, her
home.
J.F. Gunckel, who has been nhanag-
ing store at Stratford, Texas, for
the past eleven months, arrived in
WaKeeney the first of the week and |
is visiting his sons, Lee and Walter
Gunckel.
The following attended the o.
borne Presbytery at Hays, Wednes-
day: Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9. Wilson, |
Mrs. J. t. w. Cloud, Mrs. A. S. Pea
cock, Mrs. w. R. Walker, Mrs. A. J.
A therton and Mrs. t. B. Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tegtmeyer de- |
parted Monday night for Wellington, |
Col, where they will reside in the fu-
ture. These young people have many |
friends who join World in wishing |
them success in their new home.
Sunday next, April 10th, there will |
be services in the Church of the |
Heavenly Rest. Holy communion |
sermon at IL O'Clock a. m. Evening |
prayer and Sermon at p. M. Rev. |
DR.. Thompson of Hays, officiating.
A party of ladies met at the home |
of Mrs. A. B. Jones, to organize a |
social fancy work club. to meet every |
second and fourth Tuesdays of the |
month. The name selected for the |
society is to be 81. o. A. Circle.-Mrs- |
]. j. Keraus, Secretary.
Last Saturday evening most dis
tressing accident occurred when a |
passenger on train 1O3 jumped |
through window at the main street
railroad crossing inst as the train |