Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-03-14

Wanted--Gardens to pillow. "A. A.
Hendricks.-Adv 2
Remember the home talent enter
tainment Saturday evening of this
week, and be there on time.
Joe Hartman, the telephone man,
bought the old M. e. Webb cottage
northwest of W. f. Stranahan's this
week.
o. o. Runyon received by express
Friday morning yearling HoIstein
bull from the State Experiment Sta
ton at Hays. He is beauty.
J. w. Andrews of Corning, Kans.,
who owns the Lee Schoonover farm,
has rented same to Chas. Coffin.
This will make Charley nice home.
W. E. CONFESS and sons, Clarence
and N. E., of Steator, Ill, arrived
last Sunday evening and moved into
their farm in south Graham county
The NJ E. Ladies' Aid Society will
serve Is cent supper at the court
house Tuesday evening, March II,
from $50 to 1870. All are cordially
invited.
Grover Hays reports the loss of a
valuable milk COW last Wednesday.
AS the price of cows these days is up
near the 800 mark the loss is consid-
cradle.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Wilson
last Tuesday morning. son. Chase
is stepping pretty high these days
and Grandpa Wilson is stepping
! higher. higherl
Miss Ida Haug left last Friday
evening for Lincoln, Kans., where
she has accepted position as mana
ger of the ladies' department in a
large dry goods store Her many
friends here wish her success in her
new posit ion.
Don't forget the Feed Store when
in need of eating potatoes. Will have
Northern Grown Seed Potatoes here
the 18th; also have home grown Fet-
erita seed and the Iowa Silver Mine
Seed Corn grown here. Drop in and
1
Last Monday John Gunckel was
suddenly stricken with acute appen-
dicitis at his boarding place in Ellis
Lee Gunckel left very hurriedly in
response to message to come as
Johns condition was considered
serious. On Tuesday morning he was
taken to ST. Anthony's hospital al
Hays but later on was deemed best
not 60 operate. On Wednesday even.
ing he was brought to Wa-Keeney
and at present is at the home of his
brother, Lee. His condition is gradu-
ally improving and with care it is
thought he will make good recovery
/ Mr.. and Mrs William Dillingel
left for Longmont, Colorado, last
Saturday, where they expect to make
their future home. Last fall after
their marriage they planned to spend
the winter at the home of Mrs
Dillinger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LeH
johnson, and as soon as spring arrived
to go to Colorado, where Mr.. Dillin.
ger had accepted the position oil
manager of the Howarth brothers
large ranch near Longmont, Colorado
This young couple made many friends
during their stay here and the best
wishes of all follow them To their
new home.
I Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs d. B.
Kraus entertained a number of ladies
most pleasantly at a thimble party
Delicious refreshments were served
and all present spent q very enjoyable
afternoon. The following is the list
of guests: Mrs. Allison, Mrs Will
liams, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. G. MI. Ufford
Mrs. Ray Ufford. Mrs. Walter Baker,
Mrs Chalk, Mrs. w. N. Larabee
Mrs. w. Larabee, Mrs. Hfxson, Mrs.
Blair, Mrs Ernest Courtney, Mrs.
Herrick, Mrs Keraus, Mrs j. w.
Phares, Mrs Henry lille, Mrs G. r.
Hille, Mrs Purcell, Mrs +. C. Wolf
ner, Mrs Marshall, Mrs Hickman,
Mrs s.. +. Straw, Mrs Givler and
Miss Hattie j. Kirby.