Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-27

| Read 1. L. Olmstead's sale notice
in this issue
B. II. Burns and c. c. Baker left
Tuesday evening for Colorado Springs
Remember the date, April 18th and
18th, the Pho.o Studio will be open.
Adv 2t-
| Mrs Eva p Jones spent last Satur-
day and Sunday at Salina visiting
her parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wiids of Ban
ner were county seat visitors the first
of the week
w. c. Baldwin departed last Satur-
day for Iowa, TO attend to some bust
ness matters.
attended court here the first two
days of the week.
| VIM. MAIDEN, cashier of the f irst
National Bank of Hays, attended
court last Tuesday.
| w. A. Boys of Hays, was in the
city last Saturday and made this Of
fee pleasant call.
Mrs. Fred Hickman visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. H. DIETRICH,
at Collyer this week.
/. L. Olmstead of Trego sold his old
home place containing 800 acres and
will move to Colorado shortly.
J. H. Deatrich and S. f. Glass were
down from Collyer, Thursday, taking
in a live town. We acknowledge a
pleasant call in the evening.
VIM. Fronce was in from the Sa-
line Tuesday and made us an appre.
: ciated call. He placed horse ad in
this issue also gave us an order fol
some bills.
Ms. w. F. Stranahan departed
, Wednesday morning for Kansas City
Kansas, to visit her daughter, Mrs
j. G. Isenberg. who is on the sicl
: list; also her brother, DR.. Archie
: Johnson, of Kansas City, Mo.
IT. f. Beldin of Voda was in the
j city last Tuesday and had some sale
/ bills printed. His sale will take place
next Thursday, April 1st. Don't for
: get the date and don't forget to attend
o this sale as he has lot of good hor
ses, mules, ETC., to sell.
Q A. III. Kinds, who spent the win e.
j with his daughter, Mrs. Jay ]. Grip
pin, left for his home in Towada, Pa.
Tuesday morning, where he will re
main for couple of months looking
! after his property at that place, afte
which he will be back here enrout
to the Panama Exposition. Mr.
: Kinds is an old soldier of the Civi
War, past Il years of age, and Kan
> sas climate seems to agree with him
SO consequently, he spends part 0
/ each year here.
= The Ladies' Missionary Society O
the North Branch of the Presbytel
ian church held its first meeting @
y the year at the home of Mrs. H. NJ
q Smith This first meeting opene
l. with a goodly number in attendant
despite the bad roads, and much in
l. terest was manifested. The meetin
a was led by Mrs. G. G. Baird assiste
e by Mrs. S. T. Lamoreaux, the latte
!. having prepared an excellent talk o.
Japan Light refreshments wer
: served after which the meetin
was closed by Mrs. Allison, Yhe
= they adjourned to meet again i
~ April with Mrs. w. r. Walker Xxx
: A letter received from Rev S. L
Allison-which we are sorely temple
# TO publsh-begs us to cut down on
> estimation of the number of his foe
j at the present time. We publishe
:. last week that his membership wa
a. 307 because there were JOY wien h
took charge and he has added 200, bu
khe reminds as that people go t
le Heaven from there occasionally, an
ID others leave, whose destination h
n delicately refrains from mentioning
s All right old pastor, but you shout
Is not jolly Kansan too much for fig
70 uring only the profit and omittin
81 only the loss, especially where ther
is supposed to be no loss Any wa
,r those jokes, or Scotch hot shots G
lie yours will cost you 1O0-mile ride i
v that new auto when we come to We
b. IKeeney.-Norton News