Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-10-04
THrRsDaY. Der. A, 1917

W. j. Williams is transacting bus
mess in Wichita.
Monday is hog day and the Farm.
ers' Union will buy hogs in Wa-Kee-;
ney. Adv. 80
| j. E. Hutchins and VIM. Cox, of
Collyer, were transacting business in
this city yesterday.
Mrs Walthers went up to Colorado
Springs last Friday night on short
business and pleasure trip.
Going fast SO be quick if you want
any of that kindling for sale by the
Hardman Elevator Co. Adv. 32f.
Chas. Cross and mother were up
from Glencoe township last Saturday
transacting business in this city.
Mrs. Peter DeBoer and daughter,
Miss Hattie, attended the fair and Wis
tied with friends at Hays last Satur-
day
Mrs W. E. Hatcher, of Hill City,
has been here this week visiting at
the home of her brother, C. L. Hard
man.
C. P. Hashman went down to Law
|
| tering the services of Uncle Sam as a
| barber.
Mrs. T. R. Moore and daughter,
Miss Georgia, are expected to arrive
home from Kansas City the last of the
week.
Bert Greenwood went over to Ed
mond, Kansas, Tuesday where he met
his wife and daughter who were re-
turning from a visit with her parents
at Smith Center.
Roy and Ross Blakely, c. D. Yetter
w. A. Tawney and l. N. Nixon were
up from Ogallah Tuesday night at
tending the regular meeting of Wa
Keeney Masonic lodge.
Theodore Frank, of Rock Falls, Ill.
has been in this county this week in
the interests of the settlement of the
estate of his brother, Jacob Frank
deceased, late of Ogallah.
Mary Jane Horak is the name OF
the little Miss who arrived Wednes-
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Horak just east of town
Mother and babe are getting along
, nicely.
Mrs. j. j. Drummond arrived home
Tuesday morning from Colorado
where she has spent the last several
} weeks at Greeley, Boulder and other
points with a view to beneftting he1
health.
Elmer Holcomb is like all other
} boys who have been called to the
colors, he wants to hear from home
He orders this paper sent to him at
) Camp Funston. His address is 35a
Inf. Sup. Company.
Chas. w. Miller,sr. and Chas. w
Miller, jr., of Hays, were in Wa-Kee-
) ney Tuesday evening. Mr.. Miller, jr
is district deputy Grand Master of the
Masonic lodge of this district and was
; here making an annual inspection of
Wa-Keeney lodge.
The building on Franklin street
owned by Geo. Baker and heretofore
occupied by Ralph Persons suita-
torium, is being repaired and painted
on the inside and is being put in at
tractive shape for Our Way Cafe
, which Chas. Bradley will soon move
, into it.
81 A train load of soldiers, containing
a division of the Colorado artillery
! passed through here last Saturday
forenoon on their way east The boys
were all feeling good and were con-
fdent that they would be in France In
short time and were figuring on do
ing a whole lot of things to the Ger.
mans.
In some localities the farmers are
complaining that the grass hoppers
are eating up their wheat but the
Z complaint is not general. Every year
! there is more or less complaint of this
kind but it is very seldom that grass
hoppers injure more than a rod o.
two around the edge of the field. The
general expression is that the whear
is coming W in good stand and j:
looking fine.
; Bert Meningitis entertained at Sun
day dinner in honor of his sister, Mrs
Miller and children who are visiting
from Salida, Colorado. Those present
besides his sister and family were
Oscar Wilds, wife and son, Roy; Ler
) Purinton and wife; Harry Todd anc
> wife; Dan Mcknight; w. Markwin
wife and family from Ozallo- Their