Western Kansas world., 1915-06-19

at Pendennis.
Miss Chamberlain OF Ellis. an in
structor on the violin is conducting a
class in Wa-Keeney each week
Mrs. R. C. Wilson left Wednesday
evening for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs C. B. Fullington of Navarro
Chas and Clarence Rogers of
Franklin township were business
visitors in Wa-Keeney this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Rolla Clack of Bogue,
Kans., were the guests of Mrs. Clack's
mother. Mrs.sGeble over Sunday.
Miss. Sabar Eppfer left for her
home in Ellis Wednesday evening af-
ther a week's visit with her brother,
A. L. Eppler, and family.
White Elephant in the hour bin
means better bread on your table.
today. The Star Grocery. Adv. 15
Found Southwest of town, pair of
gold-rimmed glasses in case. Owner
can have same by inquiring at this
Office and proving property and pay
ing for this ad.-Adv 16.
Mr.. Galbreath came in Wednesday
morning in answer to a telegram
from &. c. Wilson & Son to help ad-
jpst their hail losses from Tuesdays
Storm. ..,.-.-,-.
F. D. Hastings and daughter, Aana,
and Miss Cora Marshall left Tuesday
morning for the coast. They will
take in the fair while gone and re-
turn in about a month. ~. 5.
w: j: SHELTON, left "Wednesday
evening for California. He will stop,
OFF at Idaho for visit with his sister.
before returning. W. J-expects to be;
gone about two months s.4~s
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaw came down.
from Sharon Springs Sunday evening
and will occupy the Ffftts home.
while Joe relieves station agent
Frftts during his absence.
Last Tuesday we were presented
with nice bunch of strawberries.
from the Mike Bach. patch northeast
of town. Mr.. Back expects to have
over seven hunnred2 quarts.
All but two of the lights on the
nor th side of the High School build
ing were battered out by hail Tues
day afternoon. The board have this
fully covered by special hail insur-
ance.
Mrs. w. T. Mccall and two chill
dren accompanied by, heg mother.
Mrs. Terhune, left Tuesday. evening
for their new home. in Caldwell,
Idaho, after spending couple of
weeks at the Mccall home north of
town.
Mr., and Mrs, ,Bulkley and two
children of Salina, spent several days
at the home of Mrs. Buckley's sister,
Mrs. G. L. Hardman, the first of the
week. Miss Margaret Hardman ac-
companied them home Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Will .Wollner received word
this week of the death of her uncle,
who died suddenly at Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mr.. Allison was government
Inspector and detective and stopped
OF here last summer for visit with
his neice while holding civil examina-
tions at different parts, of.theeounty.
The following students who are at
tending the Fort Hays Normal from
Wa-Keeney spent last Saturday and
Sunday at home: Misses Eva and
Lizzie Brown, Ola Novis, Delta Key
ser, Erma Shriner, Allefie Nelson,
Claire Marshall, Charlotte Tavlor.
Hattie DeBoer, Bernics Boice,
Velma Stephens, and Mrs. Herrick
and daughter, Lacy.
One of our customers near Wa-Kee-
ney is unable to finish paying for a
fine piano purchased last fall, and in
order to avoid the expense of ship.
ping the piano out, or sending a
salesman, we will. sacrifice same fol
cash. or sell it at close price to q
responsible party on easy monthly
!. payments. Write us and we will for
| ward particulars and state where the
instrument may be seen. w. w
Kimball Co., Topeka, Kansas
Announcements were received this
| week announcing the marriage, which
occurred Tuesday, June Sth, of Mis-
Julia e. Rinker-to Mr.. Walter Cor
/ nell V3nEmon, both of Reno, New