Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-05-01
For Hail Insurance. see Margaret
Swigge ADV. g

Nell Ou0rQ Is COQuQeu TO MS uOme
on account of sickness.
The population of Wa-Keeney, ac-
cerding to the recent census, is TOP
Do you plan to insure your crop a.
gainst HaiIe See Margaret Swiggett.
Adv.
Hon. Harry Pestana of Hays is in
the city on legal business to-day Fri
day.
Station Agent John Fritts and fam
lily will spend the month of June on
the Pacific coast.
L. B. Beardsley of Russell, Kansas,
was here this week looking after his
business interests.
Miss Marjory Gibson arrived home
last Saturday morning from Manhat-
tan to spend a few days visiting.
Mrs. Swan Lofstead and grand
daughter Marie, spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Cox at Voda-
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Spena are in
Kansas City, shopping for few days.
John is after more Ford cars to fill
the increased demand for same.
F. r. Hickman of Rock Falls, ILL.,,
came in last Friday evening, to look
after his business interests on the
ranch He will remain for about ten
days.
Tom Hinshaw of Clay Center, Kan,
has been visiting relatives here for
several days, and reports our town
much improved since he left. He
is serving his second term as sheriff.
Read the public sale ad of L. o.
Derringer, of Ellis county, in this
issue. He has a nice bunch of horses
and cattle for sale, also machinery.
his date is set for Tuesday, April 4th.
Rev. w. e. Scott of McCracken3
visited relatives and friends in Wa
Keeney last Saturday. His daughter,
Mrs. e. A. Courtney, and little son,
Vernon, accompanied him home for a
short visit.
Jake Hickman reports 95 per cent
hatch of 240 eggs incubated. The
chicks are Rhode Island Reds and
the eggs were secured from AL. Hen
bricks, a prominent breeder of this
stock of fowls.
Mothers Day will be observed in
the churches on May 9th and it is
especially requested that this be
| made "Go-to-Church" Sabbath.
we hope that our citizens will observe
| it in that way.
MIRO Nov Groapuood apd dauobtar
Eva have moved up from Ogatlah
where Miss Eva taught the primary
department this year. They will
occupy the Ellermeyer property in
the north part of town.
Everybody in Wa-Keeney seems to
be taking a pride in keeping their
premises clean of rubbish. ETC. The
| court house lawn is especially beauti-
full Mr. Phares, custodian, deserves
much credit for its condition.
Several of our new subscribers will
/ not receive the World this week
owing to the fact that we we're out OF
mailing list type and had to order
some from Kansas City, however, we
will order more if necessary, so if you
are nOU SuOSCTIDcI W OIlS CiO
i Reliable" enroll at once and read al
the county news.
Anna Catherine Lola Wish, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Il Wish, died at their home 3 miles
south of Ogalah, last Saturday morn
; ing. at the age of two months ane
seven days. Funeral services wer'
conducted by the Rev. Hagen at tht
German Lutheran church, on Mon
,, day afternoon, after which the bod.
was laid to rest in the Wa-Keene.
cemetery. The bereaved family hav,
the sympathy of the entire commun
lily.
William Littlechild, Jr., and Mis-
Alice Frederick of Buffalo, N. Y
were married at Topeka, Kans-
: April %. Mrs. Littlechild although
: stranger in this community has mad
: an impression as an afable and agree
able lady of many high qualities
VIM. is a successful rancher ant
farmer of Trego county, and boil
= are to be congratulated on their goot
: fortune. They will be at home t.
S their friends at their ranch on tn
9 Saline after May LIST.