Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-10

For Sale-5O head of young cows
and five grade yearling bulls. NJ. w.
Mason. Adv. lift.
Last Sunday morning Mrs. c. Stein
berger went to Topeka and returned
Wednesday evening.
There will be dance at Big Creek
hall on Saturday night, May 10Th.
Every body invited. Adv. IL.
T. B. Hays and family have moved
into the property this week which
they recently purchased from j. r.
Jones.
H. E. Trip returned home Sunday
on the jitney from Ottawa, Kansas,
where he represented Wa-keeney
Lodge M w. of A. at their grand
lodge meeting.
Parents day, May Is, 1917, will be
observed by special exercises follow
2:3O O'Clock at the Blue Ribbon school
house. All parents requested to be
present.
The latter part of last week the
Blanch and Bonebrake families moved
to Norton, Kansas, and o. B. COTE
and wife moved into the bungalow
which they vacated and which was
purchased from Mrs. Purcell by Mr..
COTE some time ago. 1t makes them
very pleasant and desirable home.
Friday morning Mrs. H. S. Givler
will leave for the eastern part of the
state. She is a delegate from the
Locust club of this city to the State
Federation of Womeh's clubs which
will be held at Piutsburg, May Is, Is,
II. She will visit in Topeka, Fort
| nd baf
turn.
Last week Mrs. W. J. Williams.and
Mrs. j. G. Hixson issued between fifty
and sixty invitations for Thimble
party last Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Williams. The spacious
rooms were filled and the ladies en-
joyed very pleasant social afternoon.
Delicious refreshments were served
and Miss Claudio Williams and Miss
Luretta Hixson assisted most eff
GENTLY. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent by all.
If you are thinking of buving trac-
tor you owe it to your self to see the
ssHeider TRACTOR work before YOU
buy. 1t works every day at my place
four miles south and two miles east
of Wa-Keeney and it has done the
hardest kind of work for over a year.
Come and see how much it has worn.
am now listing with three listers.
1t will pull four. 1t is guaranteed TO
pull three plows. 1t will pull five. /
cut 400 acres of wheat last fall and
pushed the header with the 'Heider
Tractor" This last year l pullt d
plowS and harrowS, welded corn, disc
ed, drilled, run feed grinder and SO
inch threshing machine, pulled corn
anyone "Snock" the 'H elder to you,
come and see for your self. H. G.
Bryant, phone 966. Adv. loft.
On Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Jones and Mrs. Cyrus Pierce,
mother of Mrs. Jones, left for Topeka
where they will make their future
| home. They will be joined by their
| daughters who have been students at
WaShburn college for several years.
| The Jones family moved to Wa-Kee-
ney from Grinnell between eight and
ten years ago and during their resi-
dence have made many warm friends.
Mr.. Jones has been very active in the
/ business affairs of this section being
one of the big grain men of the coun-
try and interested in the banking
business at GrinDell which interest
he still holds, neither has he severed
his business relations with the Yer
beck Lumber company in this city.
About a year ago he built hand
/ some bungalow which was recently
purchased by T. B. Hays who will
shortly take possession. Jones has
always been public spirited, liberal
and ready to boost and we are sorry
to lose him, for such men are always
a loss to a town. For two years Mr..
| Jones was mayor of the city and
made a good one, he will be especial
| ly remembered for the effective work
which he did when the /. w. W.
trouble came up last June. Mrs.
Jones has been prominent in the So
cial and club life of the town and has
many warm friends who regret very
sincerely her going away. The best
| wishes of all their friends follow
] them hoping that happiness and
prosperity will be theirs in their new
/ home.