Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-05-13
Tuesday vas one of those Nebras-

Wallace Kenyon went over 10 Colby
"Wednesday on business trip.
John Hopkins of Grainfeld was
calling on his friends here Tuesday
Ed Power left on the plug Wednes-
day for Salipa, Emporia and other
Kansas points.
Attorney John Parsons started MS
new residence on the southeast cor
ner Of block two this week.
The Willing Workers will hold
their annual meeting in the Ogallah
Church on Tuesday, May 10th.
Strayed or Stolen-l white -Spitz
dog. Owners name on collar. Wal
ter Baker, Wa Keeney. Kansas. Adv.
Misses Pauline Mayer and Mary
Lamle departed Monday for Okla
homa to visit with Miss Lamle's
father.
Immediate Sale-An of section
Is Is - for limited time $4,000 on
terms t. D. Blaine, Topeka, Kans.
ADV. II 81.
We have the best Electl zeal Equip
ment of any show on the road, bar
none with the Honest Bill and Lucky
Bifl's Combined. Shows adv.
DIR. W. 5. Wall left Monday even
ing for Kansas City, Mo Doc is
witness in the Federal court on the
Florida Fraudulent Fruit Land Sales
case.
John Schaaf was in Kansas City
this week on business. His son and
daughter returned with him and
will make Wa-Keeney their future
home.
Mrs. Florence F. Richardson, son
and baby of route 3, left last Friday
night for Florence, Kans.. called
there by the illness of Mrs. Rich
ardson's sister.
The largest elephant in America is
among our herd of elephants, with
the Honest Bill and Lucky Bill's
Combined Shows. adv.
Mrs. W. B. Keyser and daughter,
Miss Delta, left Monday evening for
F'redonia and Elk City, Kans., where
they will visit with the Ashcraft
family and other relatives.
Miss Hattie Burnham. who has
closed very successful term as a
teacher in the GrinneIl. High School.
will teach home economies and sphysi-
ology in the Mankato High School
the next year.
For twenty eight. years we have
been giving you the best of Hail
protection and are giving you the
same this year. Come and see US.
r. @. Wilson & Son, Agents. II s.
Women wanted full time salary SIS
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer;
25c an hour spare time. Permanent,
experience unnecessary. Information
al, Box I'D, Norristow Pa ADV 1t
Mrs. J. n. Hickman and sons re-
| turned Tuesday from a two weeks
visit TO Emporia. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mrs. Full
lerton of Navarro who will spend a
month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Wilson.
John Stewart left last Tuesday
morning for Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
where he will make his future nome
John is one of Trego County's pion-
GERS and has the last ten years made
his home with f. 81. Burnham. His
health has been declining and he
goes east with hopes that he may be
| benefited.
| Mrs. Frank Blanch and MS HON
er Bonebrake and her daughter,
Betty, Of Wa-Keeney, are visiting
friends in Topeka. The Blanch fam
/ lily formerly lived in Topeka, and
moved to California from here. They
! have returned to Kansas to make
their home in -Keeney Mrs
| BonebraRe before her marriage was
Miss Letha Blanch.-Topeka State
Journal
We would suggest that the farmers
would as soon as they can decide how
many harvest hands they will need
and how many cooks and other helI
they will want extra for harvest. that
they. report to our Mayor, Hon. 5ohn
| F. Jones, and let him communicate
with the Labor Bureaus so that
plenty of help can be provided, and
by uniform action keep extravagant
prices down. We think this is 2