Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-04-28

Big Auction sale at Wollner's next
week. Adv. 9.
L. O. Northup transacted business
at Natoma Monday
Keep cool. Phone number l7s for
ice. Deliveries made regularly. eff.
W. A. Eppler came up from Ellis
Tuesday on business with the Rum
age Auction Co.
Miss Claire Marshall came up from
Russell Friday to visit with her par
ents over Sunday.
Remember the big sale of drv
goods and shoes at Wollners store
next week. Adv. 9
For Sale or trade for live stock-3
room house, new barn for horses; 1
lot; close in. Box 203.-Adv 2t
Mrs. Martha Stewart, of San Fran
cisco, arrived here Wednesday for
| visit at the home of her grand daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Gallivan.
Mrs. Towber departed for her home
in Kansas City Thursday after hav-
ing spent few days visiting at the
home of her mother. Mrs. McAtee.
| For Sale-Southeast quarter 22-14-
25. Good wheat land. Price So, 600:
Sl1OG cash, balance years time at 7
per cent. Inquire at this office-Ad.
R. G. Nicholas, of Atchison, D. V.
Linn and VIM. Rogers. of Clyde, Kan
sas. members of the Wa-Keeney
Clothing Company firm were visit
ing here Wednesday.
The first of the week the Rumage
Auction Company received car load |
of furniture-and almost everything
else-from Kansas City which is now
on sale at their store.
The Royal Neighbors will give a |
basket social in the Hall over the
Trego County Bank on Saturday |
night, May 5th. Every body invited
Ladies please bring baskets.
Look for the big bills. F. c. WOLF
ner intends selling out his entire
stock of dry goods and shoes at pub
lie Auction. The sale will com.
mence next Wednesday. Adv. 9.
George Kirby who has been a teach
er in Trego schools for the last three
years, departed Wednesday afternoon
for Deadwood, South Dakota, near
which place he expects to locate on a
claim.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Wood
ward came down from Quinter last
Saturday to visit a few hours with /.
their daughters, Catherine and Mar
garet, who will remain here until the :
close of the school year.
Mrs. Allen Toothaker came down
from Buffalo Park Monday and is
spending the week at the home of :
her mother, Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Mr.. Toothaker is now the Union Pac- z
fc agent at Buffalo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fullington and chill =
lren, of Navarro, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Willis and child, of Emporia, 6
arrived here Wednesday night to at
lend the funeral of Chase Wilson,
he ladies being sisters of Chase. s.
Peter Frank, the United States re- :.
officer, who has made his "
at Ellis for sometime,
,SsSoS~ I'LL O0S Al SOdF WIFI
hirty-nine navy recruits from Ellis A
nd Hays. They were on their way b
o FIT. Logan, Colorado. 81
Friday was the last day of school
{ the Walker school north of town
nd an old time basket dinner and Q
rogram was enjoyed by the teacher, A
upils and patrons. Miss Grace Han o
ock taught the term which just az
losed and has been employed to sc
each the term beginning next fall.
l.. 6. Johnson has recently pur- "a
hased the Henkel property on Cakes OF
-reet in the east part of the city and u
armed the job of painting and decor 81
ting it over to Will Wollner Mr.. &c
Tollner has just finished the job and
as returned to his work on the Or
wens resident near Voda. br
The sad news was received here
bout noon Wednesday announcing ~
he death of Chase Wilson at the ="
ospital at Ottumwa, Iowa, at Ills.
is father and mother and wife and CT
yo children arrived at the hospital re
l hour or so before the end came Sh
1T were recognized by him. The pi
)C3v was hr0uUbr hpre for brr;al o,<, TT