Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-14
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! MISS MarJOry ana schuyler GlDSOn
who have been attending school at
Lawrence are home to spend their
summer vacation.
Alva Billings arrived in this city
last Saturday morning from Detroit,
Michigan, where he has been work
ing in a nunition factory
Your chance TO get hold of a nice
bunch of heifers viii be at the stock
yards, at the public sale in Wa-Kee-
ney, June 23rd. Adv. 16 2t.
Mr.. Caron returned to Wa-Keeney
last Friday night after having spent
about ten days at Peloit. He reports
plenty of rain in that vicinity
Mrs. Chase T. Wilson returned
from her Emporia trip Thursday even
ing, June 7th. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Beulah Altman.
The Wa-Keeney State Bank report
the sale of $17,0O0-00 IN Liberty Bonds
in the county. This shows are people
appreciate good investment as well
as showing their loyalty.
| As a result of his recent trip east
James Rinker is now driving one of
those fine Hudson super SKIS. 1t is
a good looking car and if it is as
good as it looks it's a No. 1.
Frank Purinton, formerly of Coll
yer but now a resident of Kansas
City, was looking after business in
this county several days the last week.
He returned to Kansas City Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Edna Musgrave and daughter,
Louise, came in from Denver Monday
morning and are visiting with rela-
tives at Ogallah. During the last year
Miss Musgrave has been attending
school in Denver.
The North Branch Sunday School
will have its children's day exercises
at the Walker school house next Sun
day, June IT, in the afternoon. The
children will have charge of the meet
ing and all are invited to be present.
There will be special music at the
Presbyterian church, Sunday, June II
In the morning Mrs. Tenne1 will sing
Vande Waters "The Good Shepherd"
In the evening a quartette will sing
Dreams of Galilee" by Morrison and
the choir will render MY Faith Looks
Up to Thee" by Norris.
Mrs. G. W. Anderson and son, Ed
ward and daughter, Miss Gertrude, |
all of Denver, were in Wa-Keeney |
Wednesday morning between trains |
They were on there way to Ogallah |
where they will visit at the John Nell |
son home. Mrs. Anderson left this |
county twenty-seven years ago and |
this is her first return visit.
Miss Margaret Niesley returned !
home Sunday night from Emporia, |
where she has just completed her
four year college course in the Col |
lege of Emporia, and had the honor of
being one of eleven, out of grad |
uating class of forty-four, to be elect !
ed to the Athena Scholarship Society. |
She makes the fourth Wa-Keeney |
young lady to have this honor
Ben Rodgers and little son, left |
last Saturday night for Kansas City |
where they will meet Mrs. Rodgers |
and in a short time will leave there |
for the western coast, the objective |
point being Portland, Oregon. On |
account of the condition OF Mrs, Rod
gers health the trip will be made by |
the southern route and they will lay |
over for a rest at Los Angeles. Wa
Keeney friends are sorry that they |
found it necessary to leave here but |
hope the change will be for the best. |
If there is anything at all raised |
this year the Trego county fair is |
going to be a good one. The people |
throughout the country are showing |
the right disposition and viii come |
forward with a bunch of exhibits |
Heretofore the competition has been |
confined to Trego county but this |
year the bars have been thrown down |
and the adjoining counties have been |
admitted a large premium list is to |
be issued about the fourth of July |
which viii contain about all the in |
formation anyone viii need regarding |
the fair.
Mrs. Anna Evans who had the mis- |
fortune to fall and break her hip a |
week ago last Wednesday was taken |
to St. Anthony's hospital at Hays. by |
DIR. Haughey of this city. An Xray
examination disclosed a very bad |
fracture and the patient has suffered !
severity from it. She is receiving ex-
cellent care at the hospital. Her |