Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-04-24
John Hall Of Hays is here this week
in search of cattle pasture.


The wheat market reached 81. As
this week with big delivery.
C. l. Hardman is spending the
week in Otis, Colo, on business.
Mrs. E. F. and Mrs. 81. c. Bryant
of south of town drove to Ellis
Wednesday.
Miss Eva Gordon has resigned her
position at the telephone Office. Mrs
Clyde Poffenberger will take her place.
Mrs. E. L. Knapp was called to
Russell last Saturday to attend the
funeral of her neice.
Mrs. DALEY. of Junction City, is
visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Millhollaud.
Herman Long returned from Him
ois, Tuesday where he was called by
the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. NJ. A. Berry arrived home
Tuesday evening from an extended
visit with her. sons ia Pottawatomie
county.
n. B. Peek and wife of route 3,
left for Topeka, Saturday evening
Mr.. Peek will receive medical treat
ment while there
Mr. and Mrs. II. v Cartwright,
of FIT Collins, Colorado, announce
the arrival of daughter, Ruth
Maureen, Sunday, April 18th.
Anthony Albright and Mamie H.
Nelson, of BrownelI, Kansas, were
married at the office of the Probate
Judge last Saturday evening
John 81. Burbach and Miss Phronia
B. Mall, both of Collyer township
were married at the Office of the Pro-
bate Judge Monday afternoon.
Now is the time. Why not a game
of base ball between the fats and
leans9 We suggest a Ben Rogers
bunch against the Joe ''Poffs.
T. FL. Burnham is expecting the
arrival of his nephew, Fred Hahn and
family of Chicago, ILL.,, who will oc-
cupy his ranch northwest of town
Now is your opportunity to get the
best and the latest styles of wall pap
er. Samples of all kinds. A line of
paper on hand at H. w. Finch's. 8tf
= Miss Edna futile, of Woodston,
Kansas, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Irene Cloud of this city
Miss futile is student at the HAYS
Normal
Neil Ufford arrived home Wed
nesday evening from Arch Creek,
Florida, where he spent the winter
raising garden truck. He reports
poor crops there. 20
Lars Hansen left Thursday evening
for Jaroso, Colo, where he will visit
friends. He intends to be back again
in about month to look after his
real estate interests.
May 18th has been set apart by
President Wilson as Peace Day. Let
every town, church and school
throughout our county make some
observance of this day
Erma and Ada Law, who are at
tending school at the Fort Hays
Normal came in last Friday evening
for few days visit with their par
ents in Graham county.
Read our new ads found in this is
sue. s. J. Straw, A. s. Treger, The
Trego Mercantile Co., and w E.
Barr, the hustling life insurance
agent World ads are all reliable.
]. w Phares and family left Wed
nesday evening for the coast and the
Frisco fair. They expect to meet 1.
7. Purcell and family in Denver who
are returning from their western trip
after an absence of three months.
party of Wa-Keenev ladies autoed
to Ellis Tuesday afternoon and on
arriving in that lively little berg
were surprised and delighted with
the nice smooth streets. On inquiry
it was found that the streets had
been dragged = this having been
brought about by the ladies' clubs of
that place asking consideration OF
the matter by the city authorities,
who decided that it would be very
good and wise thing to do. Now why
should Wa-Keeney lag behind her
ueighbors in this respect Let every.
body boost and not wait for the la