Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-03-31
John Bordovsky was down from
Voda Wednesday.

Joe and Ed. Powers, of Collyer,
were transacting business in this city
Wednesday.
Wanted Breaking and stirring by
the acre with engine. w. c. Wolf,
Zurich, Kan, r 3-Ad At
Attorney Dave Richie of Salina
was here Thursday on matters per-
tanning to the district court.
Mr. and Mrs. George Musgrave Of
the east side of the county were trans
acting business in this city Thursday
Riddles night next Wednesday at
the Garden. Margaret Clark in 'Snow
White" is the attraction. Children
free.
MI and Mrs. J. c. Wheeler of Syr-
acuse, N. Y, are visiting in this city
at the home of his brother, T.. D.
Wheeler.
Mrs. Katie Rodgers who visited last
week with friends northwest OF town,
returned to her home at Hays Tues
day night
Mrs. John Morgan left for Ken
tucky Tuesday night where she was
called on account of the illness OF her
mother.
For Sale - Choice Kafir seed at
Howat's, miles east and miles
north of the northeast corner of Wa
Keeney.-Adv At
Strayed from the Q. j. Anderson
farm south of Ogallah, Shetland pony.
Finder notify Anderson Bros. or Chas
Spitsnaugle. adv 1t
G. LCarons, of the Carons' Ladies'
Outftters store, spent several days
this week at his home ar Beloit, Kan,
returning here Thursday night.
WaKeeney base ball enthusiasts
are organizing a club and intend get
| ting in shape TO play some interest
| ing games during the coming season.
A. G. Schwanbeck and Ernst Mus
seman left for Topeka Tuesday night
where they will transact business in
the interest of the proposed bank at
Voda.
There are several interesting new
advertisements in this issue of the
| World Better look them up as some
of them will contain something OF
interest TO you.
Rex Morgan went down to Salina
| Wednesday morning where he has
taken position with an automobile
Isconcern. Rex is good mechanic and
will make good at the job.
Just before closing the forms we
learn of the death of Eric Lindberg
at his home at Ogallah. The World
Joins the many friends in extending
|
obituary will be published next week.
E. D. Corrick and a company of
other gentleman from north of Quin-
ter, in Sheridan county, were tran
sacting business in this vicinity Wed
nesday. They we're interested in sec
uring a good white face male to head
their herd.
| Work is now in progress on the
basement and foundation for hung
allow residence for DR.. U. S. Miller on
| Washington street. The building is
to be 34x34 feet and will have six
rooms and bath with other modern
conveniences.
| Miss Amelia Gustafson writes from
| Manhattan that her school near there
closes this week and that hereafter
her address will be Topeka. She has
enjoyed her school work very much
and says she is planning trip to
Nebraska in a short time.
TIE teacher, scholars and patrons
of Blue Ribbon school, southwest OF
town, got together Thursday and had
on the side. The interest of the pa
irons of the school was manifested in
; that all were present excepting two
or three. Miss Verna Marcy is the
tea her.
For some unaccountable reason g
| Dodge car cauS0G Qre west OF JOWL
last Saturday and in a short time
everything burnable was destroyed
by fire. The owner of the car and hi.
wife were on their way from Denvel
) to Missouri, but they had TO ge'
I something else before they could con
tinue their trip
Mrs. A. M. Finley surprised he
husband Tuesday evening by sendin.
! him a telegram announcing that sh
/ would arrive here on train 102. Sh
came down from the ranch at XII
Carson, Colo, and will visit here
3 short time. She reports a plenty o
2 moisture at Kit Carson and that TIN
Z farmers are blowing for spring crops
Regular services at the Baptis
Church, Sunday, April 1st, 1917. Tn
, ordinance of the lords supper viii
/ be administered following the morn
! ing worship. The services at nigh
will begin at O'Clock. All member
of the Young Peoples Society are re
. lquested TO be present at p. M
! business session will follow the even
: ing devotional services.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Cortright hav
] received word that their son, o. v
+ Cortright, at Ridgway, Colorado. ha
i, sold his farm and personal proper t
S and at present is undecided as {
e where he will locate for the future
r They also state that Frank McCol
e mick, their son-in law, has purchase
e fruit farm just outside the limits c