Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-03-20

tice in this issue
Hon. Dick Owens, ex-mayor of vo-
da, was using our sidewalks, Wednes-
day.
Sam Parks spent one day the first
of the week at Park, Kansas. on bus
mess.
A. T. Carlton and c. C. Cross of
Glencoe are counting this week as
Jurors.
Willard Rhule, of Wichita. Kans.,
revisited old scenes in Wa-Keeney
this week.
John G. Hixson bought and ship
ped the first of the week car load
of fat hogs.
James Smelling was up from Ogal-
lah the first of the week and made US
an appreciated call.
Attorney c. NJ. Holmquist was up
from Hays, Tuesday, and made this
office business call
Mrs F. p. Lucas left this morning
for her nome at Topeka after two
weeks visit with friends.
Cbas. SpitZnaugle was on the Kan
sas City market the first of the week
with car load of hogs.
Frank Locker is back on his old
job at the depot after weeks lay off
on account of a mashed finger.
Judge Lee Monroe of Topeka, Judge
A. D. Gilkerson and c. w. Reeder of
Hays, attended court this week.
We are pleased to note that Hugh
Wonner, who has been on the sick
list for some time, is up and around
again.
Henry Meyer was up from his ranch
in Riverside township the front end
r of the week attending to business
matters.
81 The NJ. E. Aid Society entertained
a number of friends in honor of Mrs
II. P. Lucas last Tuesday at the
: home of Mrs. III. j. Hille.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Beougher o.
!. Grinnell visited with Mr.. and Mrs
:, E. A. Courtney and Misses Ida an6
Alma Courtney, the latter part o
last week.
Miss Alice Peacock, one of thu
teachers of the Wilson, Kan, High
school, spent last Sunday in Wax ee
y ney visiting at the home of her faith
d er, Judge Peacock.
4,
About seventy-tive Japs are work
ing on the section here shovelin
y snow out of the cuts. Later on the
tuHwill be used on the ballast gang ]
AZ is reported the Union Pacific. wi
* ballast the. road bed from Oakley t
H Ellis this spring.
On Postmaster Harvey was up frol
ol Banner Tuesday and thought h
NJ could be excused as Juror becaus
he was fourth class postmaste
,ol The judge refused to grant his r
,ol quest as fourth class postmasters al
Is. not exempt from juror service.
Andy Miller, the marshall of Eli
has gotten in the lime light by a
lp, resting his own son with a bunch
es- young fellows that were violating
a smoking ordinance The writer h:
mt known Andy Miller for the pa.
twenty years and he is just squal
na enough to do thing like that. f
CT knew his son to be in the wrong wit
81 the rest and it takes conSiderab
in courage for parent not to make ar
L. discrimination in a case where h
own flesh and blood is concerned, bl
Miller showed himself every inch
I'M man and mighty square one whe
ast he arrested his son and fined him IL
mt same as the rest. The boy won
pc, forget the lesson and in after yea
big will be proud of his Dad for doiI
lty just what he did In his long yea
in the office of sheriff, constable ar
:. marshal Andy Miller was known
the man that wouldn't stand for al
-. monkey business and Ellis coun
never has had better officer in the
~ different capacities.
me Last Thursday evening Mr. al
Mrs. Charles Sellers entertained
number of friends at a dinner par
in honor of Mrs. F. p. Lucas, wi
- was visiting friends in our city. A
elaborate turkey dinner was serv,
in three courses the hostess bell
:. assisted by her two sons and Mi