Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-05-15
W. h sommerville WAS in Hays City

school auditorium. May IA
Mayor J. F. Jones spent part of
this week in Kansas City
Ell. Knostman of Manhattan,
was in the city on business this week
If you need Real Estate loan see
The Wa-Keeney- State Bank.-Adv 2
The Harness shop has a new assort-
ment OF fly nets. covers and dus-ers.
Adv IL 1t.
c. H. and Miss Hattie Kirby
motored over to Collyer on business
Wednesday.
R. c. Wilson was at Independence,
this week attending the State Bank
ers Convention.
Cattle sellers are .disposing of
good many young cows to the farmers
Of this community
A B. Van Scyoc, trustee of Collyer
township, made his complete return
to County Assessor Benson, Tuesday.
Just take peep at our new sup
ply of Rock Island and Canton listers
ment House.-Adv. 10.
Now is your opportunity to get the
best and the latest styles of wall pap
err Samples of all kinds. A line of
paper on hand at n w. Finch's. 8tf
Mrs. T. B. Hays and Mrs. A. J.
Ellermeyer were in Grand Lodge of
D e. S. at Topeka, this week, repre-
senting the Wa-Keeney chapter as
Post Matrons.
Accidents will happen, but the
best regulated families keep DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil Tor such emer-
gencies. Two sizes IS and so cents at
all stores.-Adv.
Farmers Store purchased a large
refrigerator from S. J. Straw this
week. Tt is an Illinois refrigerator
with an ice capacity of 500 pounds.
Equipped with all modern appliances
for handling of food stuff.
Miller brothers, bankers, and Clar-
ence Tribble, merchant, of Palco,
we're in the city Tuesday. Chas.
Miller, one of the brothers, was en-
route to Kansas City to attend the
funeral of his wife,s father
The young son of P. M. Harvey of
Banner was brought to town Satur-
day and placed in the care of DIR.
Herrick. The little fellow was badly
burned by overturning carton of
Sui Phurlc acid in his fathers cream
station. At this writing he: is get
ting along nicely -. So $40 :
If all parties owning lots in the Wa
| Keeney cemetery, who do not aid in
other ways, would pay the set price
of one dollar per year for the care Of
their lot, the Good Will Society
could give the cemetery better care
| and the society as well as the public
would Appreciated very much. G.. w.
S.
1t was qualification to the Wood
man and Workman Lodges to deliver
to Mrs. J. G.. Marcy, beneficiary, on
the death of J. G. Marcy, through
w. K. Trip and Walter Gunckel, re-
spective secretaries, drafts aggrega-
ting tie sum of $4,000. Also draft
LOT OfOOO W dS u0lifOIcu Oy MI mlll0T
of the Bankers Life on the death of
Ray Gleason, to beneficaries.
The Farmers Union will move in
to their new headquarters in the
Henkle building on the west side,
recently purchased, about the last of
TIE month. L. S. Myerly, the present
occupant will remove his stock of
hardware to the Jones room, now oc-
cupied by the Union, at the same
| time. Fortunately to all concerned
| that the arrangement could be made.
Ralph Kristof and wife and Miss
Rosa Zeman Of Voda left Monday
night for Yellowstone Park. Port
land, San Francisco, San Deigo and
other points of interest in the west,
to be away for more than a month.
Mr. Kristof is one of Trego Centers
most successful farmers, and can
well afford to take this vacation.
Miss man is one of our best teach
ers and the trip will be of great
benefit to all of them
The Union Pacific Railway Co. en-