Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1918-08-15

+ We have had three light showers
amounting to six-tenibs of an inch
of rain, in the last week.
For Saie-l60 acres, 1-2 miles
from Ogallsb. price $4,000. Any
body interested see G. C.. Mangold.
Adv 4t.
For Sale -Ccmirg 8 year old
Galloway bull; l 3-horse Fairbank
gas engine. D. Rohrbacker, Ogal-
Ish. Adv. &c ct.
The sale at the Wa-keeney cloth
ing store is being well patronized
and every body seems well pleased
with the prices Adv 1t.
Y. w. MacQueen, of Salina, who
represents the New Salina Business
College. is calling on the young peo-
pie of the city.
Through some mistake some one
took pair of mems Kahki pants
from the Wa Keeney Clothing Store
last Saturday. We will appreciate
your returning these. Adv. 1t.
Mrs. Cleve Beason and children,
of Wichita, visited with her father.
j F Gunckel, also at the E. D. Bea
son lome last week She also
went to Oakley to visit with
| friends.
FOR SALE-Barg Hays res
idence property al $4,000 Seven
room house, four lots, and barn
City water and good well. Address
Free Press. Hays. Kansas.
Wade Evans came home fro n
Camp Funston the last of the week
for a visit with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Jos Evans Wade has put in
considerable time in the hospital
this winter with rheumatism but
is much better now
1t is with much regret that we
state the serious Hines of Mrs. F.
D. Wonner Last Friday she was
stricken with paralysis and was
unconscious a number of hours
She has rallied somewhat but her
condition remains extremely crit
ical. Her two sons, Walter and
John are here from New Mexico to
be al her bed side.
An announcement of j. o. South
ards Annual Hereford Sale will be
found in the World Mr.. Southland
offers ESQ head of his Monarch
Herefords and 200 head of Hemp
shire hogs at his big farm in Com
isky. Mr. SOuthard's herd is prob
ably the best known herd of Here
fords in this country, headed by
Monarch, The best buliof his age
so pronounced by critics. The
Hereford industry is the most prof.
liable cattle business today and
this sale should draw a record
crowd
| On Wednesday afternoon, Aug
ust 7tb, The Women's Missionary
Society of the M. E. church held
its annual election of officers at
the home of Mrs S. L. ShorthiIl
The usual study hour was taken up
after which the following officers
were elected to serve for the en-
suing year: Mrs w. T. Herrick
President; Mrs j. E. Fritts, Vice
PRESIDENT; Mrs J. D. Lynn, Secre-
tsry; Mrs MunsoD, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs Givler, Treasurer
and Mrs. Long, Superintendent OF
Children's Work
Last Tuesday evening the Meth
odist Foreign Missionary Society
entertained their husbands at pic
mic on the court house lawn Plen-
ty of fried chicken, ice cream and
cake and q lot of other good things
were served, and the occasion
proved to be very sociable and
enjoyable one Fifty two were
present and long tables were pro-
vided for the seating of the crowd
which added to the comfort as well
as creating spirit of good fellow
ship. Everyone reports a good
time.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. S. l.
Shorthi!i entertained most pleas
antIy at 6 O'Clock dinner. Rev. and
Mrs. S. A. Danford, of Bismark
North Dakota, Miss Mile Lawhead
one of the evangelists who helped
at the camp meeting, Mrs H. S
Givler and Misses Edna and Eva
Walker A very enjoyable evening
was spenr, after which the. party
went tn hear the lecture nv Geo