Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-07-03
Correct Abstracts W. H. Swiggett ad
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woods were
in Hays "Wednesday

Geo. Hobbick reports very heavy
rain in his neighborhood one night
this week.
Mrs Oldham and daughter, Vir-
ginia, of ColIyer were shopping in
this city Tuesday.
Jack Moody, of the U. P. hotel at
Ellis, Kansas, was visitor in the city
last Monday and Tuesday.
Pete Heinz and Geo. Elithorpe of
Cove City passed through WaKeeney
Monday enroute to Natoma.
]. F. Props and family OF Ellis are
stopping at the Central hotel Mr..
P. will work in the harvest field.
VIM. Spencer and sister of Graham
county stopped over in Wa-Keeney
on their return from the Hays Nor
NAL.
We were glad to see Comrade Pearl
able to come to town Tuesday. He
said he was some better but very
weak.
Remember the Dorcas Band of the
Methodist church will serve ice
cream in the park Saturday evening,
July 3.
DIR. E. Gupton and II. E. Johnson
of Hill City motored over to this burg
last Monday and reported the road in
bad shape.
Sheriff Altman went to Brownell
via Winona and Scott City on bust
ness the first of the week, returning
Wednesday.
Mrs. M. J. Bushman and Mrs. w.
H. Dorms left Saturday evening for
Chase, Kans., for visit with E.
Hobbick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Littlechid, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Littlechild and Miss
Anna Razak of the Saline traded in
this city last Monday
Black Strap Molasses for Hopper
Dope. Gallon IS cents or gallons
for s1.o0, in bulk, bring your can.
Star Grocery. Adv 16tf.
r. H. Burns and brother, Frank,
have been in Denver for the past
week. Franks health is not good and
they went west hoping the Colorado
climate would help him.
By dragging the -treets after each
rain they have been placed in first
class condition which is much appre-
ciated by the general public.
For Sale Cheap-18-foot Mccormick
binder, almost new, tongue truck.
Guaranteed to work as good as new.
Ed Monroe, Wa-Keeney, Kans.-Adv
Is 1t.
A dog killed eighteen of Frank
Binders choicest Belgian hares in
their pen one night last week. Stray
and worthless dogs should be dis
! posed Of.
Frank Gunckel was called to Kama
rodo the first of the week on account
Of the serious illness of his mother
She lives with her son, Rev. E. E.
Gunckel, at that place and is past
eighty years of age.
Harry Richard, Sam Kelly, Cliff
Baker and Paul Keraus spent last
Sunday with Henry Meyer at mis-
ranch on the Smoky Hill The boys
report that Hen is doing well and
they were well entertained
Rev Westerman of Ellis, Rev Law
head of Grainield and Rev Sparks
of Cove, attended the meeting at the
M. E. chhrch on Wednesday evening
in behalf of the Kansas Wesleyan
University endowment fund
After a weeks visit with friends
and relatives here Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Kirby and little daughter, Amy,
left last Saturday evening to spend
Sunday in Ellis before returning to
their home at Esthervilie, Iowa
Rev. Woodward of The M E. church
of this city and Rev. Westerman. of
Ellis, will exchange pulpits for Sun
day, July A. Rev. Woodward preach
ing at Ellis and Rev. Westerman at
Wa Keeney in the morning and even
ing.
Three hundred standard bred
horses, consigned by Platt and Hal
lis of Denver. passed through Wa
Keeney, Thursday for New York
They will be used by the British cav
airy and bore the British hoof brand.
| also a Wyoming range brand Art