Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-06
Fresh beef at Baker S. adv

George Strattan of Utica was in the
city Wednesday.
Gill Joy of Quinter was here on
business the first of the week.
f. w. Marker of Kit Carson, Col.
was here on business last Monday
F. F. Hickman left for his home at
Rock Falls, Ill, Tuesday morning.
John Parson. attorney, was in Ness
City on legal business last Monday.
Nick Reidel and wife of Russell
were Wa-Keeney visitors last Monday.
Louis Larsen of Collyer township
was in the city on business last
Monday.
Misses Anna RaZak and Dorthy
Brown of Collyer shopped in the city
Tuesday.
Henry Fose of Russell was looking
over his Trego county interests the
first of the week. av%
w. Mattingly made big delivery
of fruit and shade trees for his nurst
cry company this week.
Billy Siddles of Campus. Kansas,
spent several days here visiting his
old friend Jim Drum mond.
Henry Hobbick returned Monday
from Sterling, Kansas. He reports
his son Edward much improved
Rev. Woodward was called TO the
bedside of Miss Mamie Deitrict who
is very i'll at her home near Ogallah.
Strayed or Stolen-l white, Spitz
dog Owners name on collar. Wal
ter Baker, Wa Keeney, Kansas. Adv.
Mrs. Allan Toothaker and Miss
Birdie Myerly went to ColIyer Tues
day afternoon to visit Mrs Ray
Downie.
Rev. Woodward will preach next
Sunday morning and evening at the
Methodist church and at Ogallah in
the afternoon.
Joe Young and Bill Hiatt Of Wilcox
traded in town Monday and Tuesday
of this week. They were the guests
of Oscar Olson
O. l.. Lucas reports good business
at the east elevator. He received 35
loads of wheat and corn the last
three days of last week
May be that headache is caused by
eye strain, if so. the right glasses are
the only way to get relief. E. F.
Sullivan, optometrist, at Wa-Keeney,
Tuesday. May 9Th. Adv. 1t.
1t was reported that Jack Woods
and wife boarded the Union Pacific
train at Salina for California where
Jack has purchased a pool hall.
They were travelling De Luxe on the
Overland Limited
The Wa-Keeney church has pur-
chased new Methodist Hymnals which
will be used for morning and even
ing services on Sunday. These en-
ables the church to give the same
order of services given in the larger
cities.
Grace V. Bonner appears at the
Garden Monday evening in a pleasing
program consisting of Character I'm
PRESERVATION, Ventriloquism and Parts
of Plays. She comes highly recon-
nended. Reserved seats at the
Trego Mercantile Co. Adv.
If you need glasses just stop and
think who are you going to get them
from One who has the skill, exper-
fence and knowledge necessary to lit
you right, or some one that just sells
glasses. E. F. Sullivan, optometrist,
at Wa-Keeney, Tuesday, May eth
Rev. Ray Braden, formely a miss
ionary to India, but who recently
returned with his family on account
of his wife's health, has accepted the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church
at Cottonwood Falls. Trego county
people will remember Mrs. Braden as
Miss Mary Altman who was for sew
eral years a teacher in our county
high school.
Miss Lillian Tilton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. d. Tilton of Collyer, was
united in marriage to William Curry
of Collyer at the Congregational
church at Collyer on Sunday, April 30
at noon, Rev. Stringer officated
Mrs. Curry is one of Collyer townships
popular young ladies and has grown
to womanhood in that vicinity. Mr..
Curry is a Young and industrious
farmer with many friends. The
young couple will make their home