Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-09-23

LII hickey OF Ellis naQ business IN
the district court Wednesday
T. w. Bundy was baiif at this
session of the district court.
o. L. Cook has returned from Top
eka. He reports the state fair a big
thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Lyons, returned
Tuesday from visit to Lincoln,
Kans
For Sale = Good American drill,
been used for $50 acres only. ]. r.
Wilson.-Adv 80
Samuel Block of Chicago conducted
the defense for the I. w. w. s in the
district court this week.
r. H. Burns of Salina passed
through Wa-Keeney on the plug
Tuesday enroute TO Oakley.
For Sale-Good second hand sewing
machine, cheap. Over Wa-Keeney
Hardware store. Adv 3O-2t.
Geo. v. York sold his 4so acre
ranch in Collyer township to Ernst
Mensing on Wednesday. Consider
alton SO, 600.
w. J. Simpson had the misfortune
to get his hand caught in corn bin
der one day the first of the week
The injured member is healing nicely.
Attorneys in attendance in. the
district court this week were Flood
and Shuts of Hays, Richie of Sal
ina, Savers of Hill City and Block of
Chicago.
VIM. Madden and son, Ed were in
Wa eeney Tuesday evening. Mr..
Madden says that Hays is all ready
for their big fair and that sixty
horses were entered for the races
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hays and son,
Grover and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas w.
Inglis started Wednesday overland on
a two weeks trip to Kansas City,
Omaha and Council Bluffs, Iowa Mr..
and Mrs. Inglis will continue to their
home in Milwaukee from Omaha.
W. F. Fronce on the Saline was
badly injured last Sunday evening
by being kicked by a horse. The
blow landed squarely in the face
knocking out seven teeth and badly
decorating his face. He is getting
along nicely at this writing.
Stray ed-From nv ranch about i've
miles south of Ellis, = l bay horse;2
years old thad broken leg some time
ago, 1 brown mare 2 years old, livery
nice mane), yearling horse colt.
A reward of $500 will be paid for
any information leading to the recov-
cry of these horses. ]. J. Lang, FL
| lis. .Kansas.-Adv 80
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. ]. D. Lynn
entertained few friends in honor of
Mrs. Van Emans, formerly Miss Julia
Rinker. The afternoon was spent in
social chat and sewing after which
light refreshments were served.
Those present were Mrs. J. II. Heck
man, Mrs. w. r. Larabee, Mrs. G. R.
Hille, Mrs. Grace Rhoden, Mrs w.
| S. Courtney and Miss Georgia Moore.
Mr.. and MSs. McAdams left Tues
day evening via. Denver for their
home in Custer City, South Dakota,
after a three weeks visit at the home
of Thos. O'Toole in Franklin town
ship. They met and renewed &C
quaintainces with many of their old
friends while here and expressed
| themselves as having a very pleasant
visit and win return again some
time.
Mrs. A. n. Blair, Mr. and Mrs.
! Rem Larabee, Margaret Swiggett,
Mrs. q. G. Jones and Mrs. j. G. Cort-
right motored over to Norton Wed
nesday. Mesdanes Blair, Jones and
Courtney continued TO Lebanon
where they win attend a meeting of
the Federation of Woman's Clubs.
The others returned 10 Wa Keeney
the same day.
| Last Saturday night burglars at
| tempted an 9trance into Collie In
glis' restaurant by way of the rear
door. The noise of breaking door
aroused Collie who hastily Investigate
| ed. He fred a couple of shots in the
| direction of the intruder causing him
| TO beat hasty retreat. He disre-
garded all signs and road rules and is
| probably going still.
District court was in session this