Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-04-10
Eresh pork At Baker.s. adv

Jess Willard, the Kansas cow boy.
round last Monday.
Chas NJ Bell of the Downer neigh
borhood, made business trip to the
county seat Tuesday.
w. f. league, ]. III. Deatrich and
J. F. Glass were down from Cellyer
last Saturday taking ina live town
Will Rhoades and Jim Rinker took
in the Farmers Union meeting at
Manhattan the first of the week.
G. L. Hartman and, family are en-
joying a visit with Mrs. Hardman's
sister. Mrs. Hatcher. of Hill City,
this week.
long time Real Estate loan instead
of short time loans. See The Wa
Keeney State Bank.-Adv. ?. If
The last number of the lecture
course will be presented by Arthur
Rachel, on Tuesday evening. April
goth. He writes to say that he will
give 1.-The Melting Pot"
Roy Rinker came in Wednesday
morning from Nebraska. He also
visited his brother, Harry. and other
X. q. boys, on his way home. Roy
will spend the summer far ming.
A. II. Heyl broke ground Thursday
east of G. W. Bakers butcher shop
for the erection of a cement block
building to be used for his bakery.
The building will be 22x7o feet with
basement.
We heard it intimated that the
ballasting that was to be done by the
Union Pacific between Ellis and Oak
ley would not be done this summer.
Don't know why the change in order
was made, but they probably have a
good reason.-Ellis Headlight.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Steinberger entertained at din
ner Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Givler, MIR.
and Mrs. G. Sellers and Mrs. Eva p.
Jones' A splendid repast was served
and after pleasant social hour the
party accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Civ
Ter to the train, where other friends
|, Joined in wishing them a safe and
) pleasant journey to the coast. They
expect to be gone a number of 10 onths
will visit many places of interest
throughout the west and take in the
Exposition before returning home.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Marshall entertained a mum
Der of friends at three course chick
en- pie dinner, after which the guest
were entertained at Five Hundred
until late hour Mrs. f. G. Vol
ner carrying OF first honors. Thos
present were- Messer. and Mesda me
A j. Ellermeyer, J. Q. Cortright, c
L Hartman, W, Y. Herrick, F. c
Wollner, w. j. Williams, j J. Kerau
d. b. Kraus, 6. G. Jones, j. F. Jones
0 and Mr.. and Miss Kirby A mos
r enjoyable time is reported by a.
. present.
About eight matrons, most of then
either witnesses or relatives of tn
: principals in a rape case at Wa
g Keeney last week were present durin
e the argument to the jury and NOR
e or less of the trial. The question
j that comes to me On noting such fact
is whether this is in part the result
!, of the growing equality of the sexe
before the law. If there were NOR
equality of knowledge among the sexe
, as to these ills, there would likely b.
: fewer sex crimes and sins-Judg
Ruppenthal in Luray Herald.
An up-to-date woman Here lies
; poor woman who was busy; she live
: under pressure that rendered he
, dizzy, she belonged to ten clubs AM
: read Browning by sight; she shone a
luncheon and teas and would vote
she might; She served on a schoo
board with courage and zeal; sh
t golfed and she kodaked; and rode Oh
S a wheel; she read Tolstoi and Isben
!, knew microbes by name, approved O
: Delsarte, and loved to shoot game
e her children went. in for the to-
q education; her husband went sea
ward for nervous pIostration; on
day on her tablets she had one hou
} free; the shock was so great that sh
died inStantly-Ex