Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-07
Fresh pork at Bakers adv

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Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Bundy were UP
from Ogallah Monday.
Remember the date of Kent's Used
Car Sale Adv.15 2t.
A H. Hamm was looking after
some business matters at Arnold
Monday.
For Sale-50 head of young COW
and five grade veariing bulls. NJ. w.
Mason. Adv. 11tf.-
Mrs A H. Blair is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs. Hendrick-
son, of Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. 1. T. Purcell arrived home last
Friday morning from her visit with
relatives and friends in Iowa
China ware, glassware and wall
paper of the latest designs and quail
ity. Call on H. w. Finch Adv. 15tf.
Childrens Day will be observed at
the Presby terrain church. Sabbath
morning, June 10th, beginning at 10
o'clock. Come and bring your flowers
Mr. and Mrs c. D. Yetter returned
to their home at Topeka Tuesday
morning after having spent several
days visiting relatives in this county.
The Rumage Auction Company can
furnish you supplies for any piece OF
farm machinery you may want pre-
pared CAN and see them about il.
ADV. 7tf.
J. A. Winchester, who was princi-
pal of the WaKeeney city schools
last year, is now serving as book
keeper for the U. S.. reclamation
service in New Mexico
The Wa-Keeney friends of James
Best were glad to see him on the
streets of this city again last Fri
day. They were also pleased to note
the Improvement in his condition
during the last three weeks.
Miss Julia Blair arrived home
Monday night from Formosa, Kan
sas, where she has been principal of
the city schools for the last term.
Since her school closed she has visit
ed at various cities in the eastern
part of the state.
Tuesday afternoon the elements
turned loose and gave this vicinity
the much needed good rain it has
been wanting for several weeks. 1t
rained as hard as it ever has in this
country and now all are feeling happy
over the prospects.
Go to the Wa-Keeney State Bank
and place your order for a Liberty
Bond. If we want to keep our
country prosperous we must all help
in this matter. Besides it can be
made a good paying investment.
Adv. Is St.
A M. Finley delivered last Mon
day one of those 9-18 Oil Pull Case
Tractors to Ellithorpe Brothers near
Quinter, Kansas. These boys have
a thousand acres to pillow and are
among the progressive farmers of
Quinter. Adv. Is 2t.
= June IA is flag day but the flag
is being so well displayed this year
there will be but little difference to
distinguish that day from any other:
However it will be a good time to
take down the old worn flags and
replace them with new ones
Lieut.. Burton Scott, who is sta
toned with the coast artillery of the
National Guards at Seattle, Washin-
ton, spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. E. A. Courtney. Burt left Mon
day morning for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Scott,
at Culver, Kans., which is his first
visit home in four years.
Miss Jennie Sowash, who has been
Hays Normal the last
twelve months has been hired to
work IN the Quinter schools. She
will have charge of domestic science
and art, English and geometry. Miss
Eva Brown of WaKeeney, will con-
duct the chorus, physics, latin, alge- |
bra and history work in the same
County News.
This vicinity was visited Tuesday |
by a heavy wind, which was
by some rain and hail. |
The hail stones were very large |
from one to two inches in diameter, |
and sounded like base balls as they |
pelted against the house and win |
lows Several window lights were |
broken about the city, the heaviest |
damage being done at the high |
school building. Thirty-one glasses
were damaged more or less by the |
hail. The loss is covered by insur- /
ance The rain was light here but |
heavier. further north.
For five or six weeks they have