Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-06-06
Miss Mary Morgan visited in Ellis

summer al Grinnell-
For reliable piano tuning phone
Straw s furniture store-Adv
Misses Margaret Hardman and Clara
Gibson visited in Colorado the trstof
the week
VIM Wollner and Ted, Morgan are
painting the Presbyterian church
this week.
Misses Mary and Rosie Zeman
spent, Decoration Day with friends
at Russell.
Pets for Sale-Young coons and
coyotes. See Harlan boys or phone
9j6.-Adv-14.
Mrs. Ada Weiman and little son
were the guest of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Lucas, over Sunday.
Three second hand headers at Ellis
for sale or for trade in good repair.
Blue Front Implement Store.-Adv.
Ed Moore is home from Washburn
College, Topeka. Ed says he will
have to hike to the harvest fields
shortly.
Miss Ethel Hinshaw left Saturday
morning for Lawrence, where she
will visit her brother, Glen, and at
tend Commencement.
Piano Tuning Hagel, the well
known piano tuner, will be in Wa
Keeney next week leave orders at
StraW'S furniture store.-AdV.
The lightning season is with US,
one house has been damaged yours
may be next. Look up your insurance
and see r. @. Wilson & Son.-Adv.
Mrs. w. w. Mattingly and daugh-
ter, Miss Bernice, are visiting in
Iowa this week. They will visit in
Illinois before they return home.
June is here with lightning storm
already and the hail may soon be
here, if it comes see R. c. Wilson &
Son and get policies to protect you
Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hutchinson, who
returned home last Thursday from
Colorado, are pleasantly domiciled in
the A. L. Marshall residence in the
north part Of town.
VIM. WolIner received card the
first of the week to come to Hoxie as
there was big job of painting there
for him. Bill turned the job down as
he has plenty of work to do here.
For Sale or Trade for Cattle-Two
or three good work teams. Come and
see them. Don't write. r. Kirk,
Wa-Keeney, Kans., Is miles north
west of Wa-Keeney or miles north
of Voda-Adv IA
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Finch departed
the first of the week for Excelsior
Springs, Mo. A card from Mr.. Finch
says Mrs. Finch stood the trip well
and we think the water from the
! Springs will do her some good.
G. L. Hardman was in Colorado the
first of the week looking over several
lumber yards which the company
own. The Hartman brothers own
! twenty-one lumber yards in north
west Kansas and eastern Colorado.
A letter from Dr. M. B. Gallo
way, of South English, Iowa, conveys
the information that DIR. Lindsay,
formerly of this city, is president of
the Davenport (Iowal College of
Chiropractics. The doctor now signs
his name, Frank P. W. Lindsay, A.
B., M. D., d. c., Phi. G.
About three o'clock last Tuesday
morning the house which is occupied
by Ernest Hillman and family was
struck by lightning and badly
damaged Three grown people and
i've children were asleep in the house
and as the bolt literally tore great
holes in the corners of the house and
knocked the plastering from the
walls it seems miraculous that not
one of them were even stunned.
Ernest says it was all over SO quickly
that they did not have time to be
even frightened. The house is in
i the south part of town and is owned
by Mrs. Christ Wolf and is covered
with 5000 insurance.
Decoration Day exercises passed off
in good order last Saturday and as
flowers were more plentiful than usual
this spring the graves at the cemetery
we're nearly all remembered by loving
relatives and friends. At two o'clock
the nonpIa ahIod of tho