Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-08
Misses Bertha Bird and Martha
Steck spent last Sunday in Salina-

SJeck spent last SUNDAY IN SAUNA
A. B. Beatty and Trustee Cawley
of Franklin were Wa-Keeney visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. John a. Nelson arrived Thurs
day evening for a visit with Wa-Kee-
ney friends.
Lost Gold class ring. initiated T.
G. Il. S. a. Reward for return of
same TO this ONCE
Lou Gleason OF Hill City stopped
over in Wa-Keeney one day this week
enroute to Sterling, Colo.
Misses Anna Hastings, Ruth Cox.
and Edna Walker of the HAYS Nor
NAL spent last Sunday with home
folks.
E. L. Eastman of Manhattan is
here looking after his business inter
ests. He reports the snow general
over the entire state.
The Divorce Cure'' is guaranteed
to cure the divorce evil, indigestion,
the blues and chronic crouch. Tues
day at the Garden Theater Adv
Quite a number of Wa-Keeney
people are planning to attend the
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
concert TO be given in Hays on
April 22nd.
Dick Hiile is home this week from
Excelsior Springs where he has been
for several weeks taking treatments
and reports that he is feeling much
improved in health.
A travelling sign artist did land
Office business in town this week
painting up the town. Some of the
signs are excellent while others have
too much ''ginger bread in their
make up.
Last Wednesday evening at bust
ness meeting held at the Baptist
church it was voted TO call a pastor
to the church here. Rev. Thompson
of Coilyer was given the call and will
! take up his residence here before long.
Norbert Mlinek OF Omaha, Nebr..
spent last Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mlinek near Coli
yer. Norbert is connected with the
auditing department of the Union
Pacific and while checking up the
Topeka Office took advantage of the
chance 10 spend Sunday with home
folks.
On some date in May the Locust
Club is planning besides its annual
clean up day to formulate plans where
by vacant lots may be cleaned up anG
beautified also will endeaver to estab
lish the Sunday School Garden q
plan which is being followed with
much success in many Kansas town.
where by church lots are greatly i'm
proved and the children given pract
ical lessons in fora culture, etc. The
plans sound fine and the ladies are to
be congratulated on the progressive
spirit which they have always shown
regarding the interest and welfare OF
the town.
The past week or so several mer
have been canvasing the country
tributary TO Ellis selling groceries.
They have been doing some business
but il would be well for the farmer:
to look into the matter thoroughly
before giving them an order and pay
ing for the goods in advance. The
merchants of Ellis have good goods
and we do not believe the prices OF
the peddleIs are SO very much lower
And than again if you want credit
you can get it of your home merchant
but you cannot from these travelling
concerns. Think it over before you
sign your check in PAYMENT Ellis
Headlight.
On Saturday afternoon at 2:3C
) O'Clock Childs Welfare program i:
to be given at the Garden Theatel
under the auspices of the loca
women's clubs of the town. There
are going to be some good things on
this program and all mothers both
from town and country as well, a:
others who are interested in children
should go. Some good music ha.
been provided and a number of splen
did talks will be given. a lang moto
will be exhibited and its uses explain
ed and will be a feature of interest
Admission is free to ALI and tn,
public is cordially invited to attend
Mothers especially should plan TO be
there.