Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-29

Mrs. g. j. McCollnm is just recov-
ering from serious attack of malarial
fever.
Miss Bean is assisting her father
r. T. Bean with his photo car at
Grainfeld.
Miss Anna zawodsky of Cuba.
Kan, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. j.
W. Spena.
1t is reported there will be several
weddings in and around Collyer in the
near future.
Mrs. Jake Hickman and sons left
Thursday morning for Emporia to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Bundy of Ogallah
visited at the home of T. w. Bundy
the fist of the week
Richard Owens has let the contract
for five thousand dollar residence
ON his big farm near Voda.
Wheat conditions continue to be
the best and indications for third
bumper crop in succession are very
good.
The state fish car made a delivery
of bass. croppie and channel cats
Saturday for stocking the ponds in
this county.
The Senior-Junior Class party was
held last Thursday evening. An elab-
crate menu was served and all report
asglorious time.
Lost Friendship bracelet. Initial
1915, J. II 7. II. B. H., etc. J. Ell.
Talmage, Wa-Keeney. Leave at this
office. ADV 1t
The Good Will society wish to an
nounce that new year is beginning
for the care of cemetery lots and will
continue to care for lots for all par
ties paying sl.00 per lot. Money can
be left with the secretary, Mrs. J. J.
Keraus or with the president, Mrs
A. J. Ellermyer.
'Milt G. Williams and family who
recently moved on the Griggs farm
near Wallace from Trego county,
were Sharon Springs visitors Tues |
day and are well pleased with their |
new home. Ye editor knew Mr.. |
Williams when he was a resident of |
Colby several years ago and we are |
glad to welcome him as resident of |
Wallace county. : Sharon Springs |
Times.
mong those who attended the |
New York Philharmonic Orchestra |
concert at Hays last Saturday were |
Mesdames f. B. Walker, J. G. Hix-
son, @. II. Benson, 1. T. Purcan, c. |
l. Hardman, Fl. s. GivleF, II. Long, |
d. B. Krause, G. Steinherger, Miss
Hoover, Misses Louella and Hazel |
Jones, Miss Margaret Hardman, Miss
Eva Walker, and Miss lone Rraus, |
Messrs. Grover Hays, Billy Jon es, c. |
L. Hartman, II. Long, S. NJ. Hutzel, |
A. S. Peacock. Floyd Stephens and |
W. f. King. All expressed themselves
we'll pleased with the concert
Last Sunday evening the churces
united and held their easter musical |
program at the court house. A can.
tata which had been practiced t
for some time was |
most beautifully rendered. The pro-
gram without doubt was the best of /
its kind ever given in this city. All |
OF the musical numbers were excell- /
emit and every one has been enthusi- |
astic in the praise which this splendid |
treat deserves. The quar- /
tetteS from the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches and Mr. Jake |
Heckman's solo were worthy of /
special mention. Rev. Woodward |
made an excellent short address in |
his usual manner. The people of the
town who thus com bined are to be
congratulated upon the success of the
feast which they gave the
public.
The Golden Belt Association of |
Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows and Rebeckahs of Kansas cele-
brated the ninety seventh anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in the United |
States at Ellsworth on Wednesday,
April &c. A special train was run
from Quinter to Ellsworth early in
the morning conveying the members
and representative. Elaborate pre-
partitions were made to entertain the
visit ors, their number being about
100 by the home people, the commit
tee comprising all citizens as a
whole. The entertainment consisted