Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-05-30
1T. Purcell was in Topeka several
days this week on business.


1uch, C0Ilyer, KanS.@Adv-13-
James K. Hackett in prisoner of
Zenda'-Decoration Day.-Adv.
Miss Margaret Chittenden of Hays,
spent last Saturday with Miss Edna
Walker.
MI Strauss, the optometrist, was
in Wa. Keeney last Saturday and did
a big business.
Special music between the reels of
1.-THE Prisoner of Zenda." Neil Uf-
ford will sing two songs--Adv.
C. L. Hardman and family made an
auto trip to Phillipsburg the first of
the week accompanied byhis mother.
Banker Geo. Cross was up from
Ellis last Monday as a witness in the
Dinkel land case before the Probate
Court.
Wanted-25 head of horses to pas
ture. Plenty Of good water and
grass. ]. w. Harvey, Banner, Kans.
I-Adv-13
Think it over had you best~not pro-
tect that fine wheat crop from sud
den June hail storm. R. G. Wilson
| Sc Son.-Adv.
Mrs. Sarah Icely left Monday for
Estherville, Iowa, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Kirby,
for several months.
A. L. Eppler is making the rounds
by the use of crusches = having
sprained his right ankle while
chasing pig last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton of Chicago,
arrived last Saturday morning and
are visiting Mrs. Hamilton's mother,
Mrs. L. d. Rhoades, on the Saline.
Wanted-Man with team and head
er to cut 12O acres of wheat, house
furnished, also hay for teams. Joe
Hladek, miles east of Collyer-Adv
One of. the many advantages in
using White Elephant Flour is in the
smaller amount required as against
other fiours. The Star Grocery
Adv-10
Uncle John Hoover, Otto Young
and M. A. Chamberlain were up
from Franklin township over Thurs
day night on business. Uncle John
and Otto were pleasant callers at
this Office.
Prof. Reppert left Thursday morn
ing for Columbia, Mo-, where he will
visit about ten days after which he
will go to Pittsburg, Kansas, where
he will attend the State Manual
Training school for two months.
Prof. Coffman left last Sunday
morning for Ellis, and from there he
will go to his farm at Liberal, Kans.
He has been hired as superintendent
of the High school at Randolph,
Kansas, the coming school year.
Attorney E. A. Rea, of Hays, and
J. T. Nolan, of Ellis, were engaged in
the trial of matter before the pro-
bate court last Monday in connection
with the estate of Andrew A. Dinkel,
deceased, late of Glencoe township.
The Norton Courier states that at
the Sixth District meeting of the pro-
gressives held at that place there was
not to exceed ten people there from
outside, and at the business meeting
not to exceed bakers dozen took
part.
The following teachers have been
hired for the Wa-Keeney school next
term: Prof. Winchester, Hays,
principal; Miss Elizabeth Reardon, of
Tonganoxie, fifth and sixth grades:
Miss Julia South, fourth and fifth
grades; Mrs. Eva Jones, primary.
Attorney Beardsley of Russell came
in from the west last Saturday morn
ing and attended the common school
commencement exercises in the af-
| terooon at the. court house. Mr..
tBeardsley is one of the four candi-
dates for judge of this district and is
making an active canvass for the
position and is making good where
ever he goes.
| The following teachers have been
employed to instruct in the High
school the coming school year: J. 81.
| Niesley, mathematics and normal
training; Muriella Levin, of Limbs
borg, German and Latin; Zeppa l..
Bum, Lawrence, Kans., English and
normal training; Helen M. Hooker
| smith, Manhattan, domestic science,